Compaq TC 1100 has the Geforce 4 Go 420 but the overall cooling of the machine really sucks and you will want a SSD upgrade just to help cut down on the heat. Pentium 4 era laptops have a chance of having a gpu from this era but you will need know the model of the machine ect so you can check. You might have to settle for Quadro versions if all else fails as the gaming laptops and DTRs that could game from the time didn't hit the scene yet in a big way.

Edit: Consider the Inspiron 8200 as some shipped with the Go 440.

I know the Dell Inspiron 8200 and its Latitude sibling, the C840, had the Go 440 as an option, in both 32MB and 64MB variants. Also, some Toshiba laptops came with the Go 460: http://www.pcworld.com/product/14868/toshiba- … 3-notebook.html

That's about all I know.

EDIT: Apparently, the Medion MD6100 came with the Go 488: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/74953-33-geforce

I picked up a Toshiba Satellite 2410 recently which has a Go 420. I'm quite surprised at how powerful it is. I really wasn't expecting much, but games like Morrowind and GTA 3 are more than playable (even full speed).

It's a P4 2.0 and has good cooling. Doesn't get too hot even when running full load for a period of time.

I have Dell Latitude C840 with GeForce4 440 Go 64MB, it runs nice in XP, but in Win98SE there is a problem with video driver, it does not install. The problem is that even in Omega driver GeForce4 44o GO is not listed in the NVAML file. So here is modded file, that works just fine with 4.14.10.4403 driver.

I use to get on Toshiba Laptop, GeForce4 = 1600x1200 back in the day , need to search for the driver , did all the testing with all the drivers till I found the best one.

Dell Latitude C840 works with 1600x1200 too, but the letters are too small for my old eyes 😀