AMD is tied to ATI and nVidia graphics chipsets. This means there will be no support for 3d acceleration. This is why the CPU matters. Intel's graphics which support 3d are in the CPU itself. There are no good choices beyond it for laptops. While in theory a laptop which uses an AMD/nVidia solution might work some day it'll probably not be for 4-5 years. At which point it may or may not work well or at all still. With nVidia you are reliant on a non-trivial reverse engineering project. It is at best good for recycling old systems. Not something which is going to support new hardware.

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