hmm u mean Bearlake? im not really sure but the core "Bearlake" do have 2 version, 1 supports only DDR2 while a second version with device id 29C2 and 29C3 supports DDR3...with the Q33 chipset that is...
On Sun, Apr 17, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Kiki <[email protected]> wrote: > ^_^ hehe > > that's what I thought > > trying to guess: > LPGD = Lakeport Graphics, Desktop > CLGD = Calistoga Graphics, Desktop > CLGE = Calistoga Graphics, ...Extreme? > BWGX = Broadwater Graphics > BWGQ = Broadwater Graphics, Q series chipset > BWGC = Broadwater Graphics, G965 > BWGZ = Broadwater, 946GZ > CRGD = Crestline Graphics, ...Desktop? @_@ > CRGE = Crestline Graphics, ...Extreme? > BLBG = Bearlake, G series chipset > BLBQ = Bearlake, Q35 > BLBQC = Bearlake, Q33 > > ...what's the next B in Broadwater means? and what's QC means? >_< > > > On Apr 17, 3:05 pm, AngelicTears <[email protected]> wrote: > > ah , good question :) > > > > all i know is the number at the back represents device number where 0 > means > > the main device and 1 are the second device mainly use when there are > > external display attached... > > > > the "i" infront represents "intel" > > > > the name between "i" and "device num" are hardware core codename, i guess > > for example the GMAx3100 use the core codename "Crestline" , correct me > if > > im wrong here.... :( > > > > -- > 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS > -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
