Comparing the performance of two graphics cards is not an easy task, because any given card can be faster in some tasks and slower in others. But, trying to take several benchmarks and specifications into account, I have made a classification system from 0 to 5 points. It is a very general approximation: if you want actual performance data, have a look to the graphics cards tables at Notebookcheck, open the description of the card and look at the individual benchmarks.
| Score | Examples | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GTX 280M/260M SLI HD 4850 CrossFireX |
Very powerful cards in dual configuration, recommended to play at high resolutions (1920x1080 o higher) and very high settings | |
| GTX 280M/260M HD 4850 |
Very powerful cards, recommended to play at very high settings | |
| 9800M GTS GTS 160M 9800M GS |
Powerful graphics cards, good to play most games at high settings | |
| HD 4650 GT 240M |
Mainstream cards, good to play most games at medium or high settings | |
| GT 130M 9600M GT |
Average cards, good to play most games at medium settings | |
| HD 4570 HD 3650 |
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| G 210M HD 4330 |
Low-end cards, can play most games at low to medium settings | |
| 9400M G G105M 9300M GS HD 3470 |
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| Intel GMA 4500MHD | Good to watch HD movies (both 720p and 1080p) and to play older games | |
| Intel GMA 950 | Good to watch standard definition moviesand to play very old games |
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