To be honest, I don't know yet. I haven't found time to run a Crysis 2 benchmark for this, which should give enough info to compare the two in terms of real world frames-per-second performance.

Whatever it is, the dv6's Radeon 6770M is probably the most powerful available in the Malaysian market, because I haven't seen any other notebooks around with a GT 555M.

http://forum.notebookreview.com/hp-pavilio...tqe-dv7tqe.html

just get it

6770m is the only gpu below gtx 460m/5870m/5850m

as 5850m/5870m are eol so only gpu above 6770m is gtx 460m

But the score for GT555M is better than the 6770M

GT555M
Crysis 2
Low Medium High
81 55 42

6770M
Crysis 2
Low Medium High
60 50 40

Why would you want to compare with GT555M ?

becos i saw people saying that it beats the GT555M.

so i just want to make a real answer and final answer with it.

btw, may i know whats the best FPS to avoid lagness? or above at least how many FPS to run smoothly for the game?

Depends on you, really. My eyes quite happily accept 15-16 fps as perfectly playable. Some people can't live with an fps below 60.

Well, its not like you can find GT555M within HP DV6's price range..
>60 FPS..

Guys, for the webcam right ?
You need to purchase the cyberlink thing for the webcam effects ?

yeah.. you need to purchase the Youcam for the effects.

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Added on April 25, 2011, 9:09 pmNo idea man.. ur HDD brand is Hitachi like mine?

Actually there is.. If u on HD6770M u can see the Control Center icon on the traybar.

I don't really trust notebookcheck rankings but their huge database make it convenient to check on sometimes.

There is no fps for each game for 6770M on NBC site because they didn't test it yet on the game? U can trust on the scores but not on the rankings there.

+1
I find 30fps is more than enuff and 20fps is still playable.

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Added on April 25, 2011, 9:17 pmI said this many times already.. GT555M and HD6770M performance is similar. In some games GT555M is superior and vice versa.
Please don't be this kind of guy

"WOW!! this GC beat that GC by 3fps!! That GC suck don't buy it man! Effing waste your money!"

It just 3fps.. you wont notice the difference in real life.

This post has been edited by Acid_RuleZz: Apr 25 2011, 09:17 PM

got any "jalan" to get it ah ?

whats youcam effects

for gt 555m vs 6770m

there is also a thread in NBR

6770m clearly beats gt 555m by a margin in 3dmark 11, vantage and many games

but some games are better optimized for nvdia some are for amd.

i am pretty sure gt 550m in dirt 2 crysis 2 will beat 6770m but games like avp or crysis warhead other amd optimized games will beat gt 555m

so better make a judgemtn for the synthetic results which are 3dmark 11, vantage, tessmark,unigine etc.

@Vox: I ran a quick and dirty test with Crysis 2's sub intro up to when you can actually start moving around with a gun in your hand. If you've played Crysis 2 before, you know that there's a lot going on in that section because Crytek likes to use the intro section to showcase the engine.

Settings used were the built-in Extreme graphics setting at 1366x768 resolution.

Fraps results was minimum 21 (at about the time Prophet lets loose with the light cannon at the alien Ceph), but tended to run around 24-33 fps in general. Remember that Fraps tends to reduce your recorded FPS from the actual ability of the hardware, so up that value by maybe 10%. I say this puts the 6770 on par with the GT 555M at least.

Heat reached a high of about 87 C, and this is without any notebook cooler in a relatively warm room with little to no air movement from the ceiling fan. System temperature returned to idle levels about 3 minutes after stopping the game, but went down to about 60 C almost immediately after stopping. Be warned, the edge of the chassis near the vent gets really really hot and the left area of the keyboard (around the "F1" - "3" keys) get a little uncomfortable, like you have your hand beneath a thick blanket with no fan on.

This is the first time I've run anything at full settings and maximum resolution and still got something playable. Holy s%#t is the phrase that came to my mind, but let's be honest, Crysis 2 isn't as demanding as Crysis was on the hardware at the time.

I'm also happily impressed with the dv6's cooling. It can work well without a cooler, but I think I'm going to get a U2 tomorrow for safety's sake.

@Acid_RuleZz: Yeah, my HDD is also a Hitachi. Maybe you're using a different version of HW Monitor? I'm running the 64-bit version 1.17.0


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just compare your scores with this one

http://forum.notebookreview.com/sager-clev...tml#post7386748

and you will see how close a stock 6770m to a stock gtx 460m

sure man.. 1min googling is more than enuff

I get the same 87c max on 1 of the core when i'm playing Assasin Creed 2@Max detailed without AA. The temp immediately dropped when i Alt+Tab to desktop. The vent did get hot, i'm concern and rejoice at the same time know that the cooler is working but its hot.

I'm using the same HWmonitor version as u. Maybe u accidently uninstalled driver or hp application that will give access to the hdd temp. No idea... lol

Holy S&$%t is the same words that came out from my mouth when i play AC2 and Shift 2

But an overclocked HD6770M is no where near a stock GTX460M

Sauce
http://forum.notebookreview.com/7329233-post1288.html


This post has been edited by Acid_RuleZz: Apr 25 2011, 10:14 PM

which laptop coolers are u using for dv6?

what will be best cooler for within rm 100?

notepal x2 , a1 or infinite?

ok guys. since comments is good. i will go lowyat tomorrow to look for the rm3150 offer.

thanks btw! happy enjoying!

^
gud luck..you wont regret it!

Welcome to the club soon.

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Added on April 25, 2011, 11:53 pmFYI, I'm using the Notepal U2.

This post has been edited by reevephon: Apr 25 2011, 11:53 PM

Infinite works quite good with my friend's older version of dv6..

over clocked ??