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As for the Video Card, Like Danger M0use said, you wouldn't get much of a boost with the Video Card, but where you would see the difference is in your available memory. &nbsp;I would go with any video card over Onboard. &nbsp;When you use an Onboard card it takes away from your system Memory. &nbsp;<br />
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My vote is for The Core Duo and the Graphics Card, not Onboard.<br />
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Hope this helps
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As for the Video Card, Like Danger M0use said, you wouldn't get much of a boost with the Video Card, but where you would see the difference is in your available memory.  I would go with any video card over Onboard.  When you use an Onboard card it takes away from your system Memory.  

My vote is for The Core Duo and the Graphics Card, not Onboard.

Hope this helps

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I am looking for CPU and GPU comparison information.<br />
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What would a P-4 M 2.4 Ghz equate to in Intel Duo Ghz terms?<br />
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Which is better an 'NVidia Geforce 440' Go or a 'Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950'?<br />
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Online articles to backup this advice would be wonderful!<br />
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Cheers
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I am looking for CPU and GPU comparison information.

What would a P-4 M 2.4 Ghz equate to in Intel Duo Ghz terms?

--- and ---

Which is better an 'NVidia Geforce 440' Go or a 'Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950'?

Online articles to backup this advice would be wonderful!

Cheers

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