Mm, that's odd.
I've seen quite a lot of temperature issues and complains for the A42Jv by other LYN forumers and I am one of them.
Did you change the thermal paste or changed any configuration?

The mobile assault line-up is based upon renaming the parts we knew from desktop side - Pitcairn (HD 7800 on desktop) is becoming HD 7900M Series, codenamed Thames. Cape Verde (HD 7700) got renamed as Lombok (HD 7800M). Naturally, the Trinity APU will cause a lot of changes, occupying the Radeon 7600M and 7700M series..

^ Dayyummmmmmm.. that was like 2x faster than GTX670M.

Why it use old proc? Is this from legit sauce?

7970M Heaven Benchmark Result.


Mother of Mobile GPU! 

Sonofa... 

any leak on HD7800M?

Soooooo... anyone remembers the "leaked: HD7970M benchmarks from last year?

I don't remember where I saw but apparently they said it was merely an improved HD6970M with 10% gains.

not sure if it's idiot question or not but can we upgrade notebook gpu like in same family such as from gt540 to gt550?

Overall, we are impressed by Intel's new integrated graphics core. The manufacturer has solidly improved over the previous HD 3000 by a rough average of 30 percent. This difference can be even greater at 30-40 percent if the GPU is paired with a powerful quad-core Ivy Bridge CPU like the i7-3610QM. Even the top AMD Llano chips cannot compete with the HD 4000, at least in our benchmark comparisons above. Intel has the upper hand by about 15 percent or more compared to AMD's Fusion Llano offerings.

NBC's Intel HD4000's performance benchmark is out:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Grap...ed.73567.0.html
More reasons to get an Ivy Bridge ultrabook miahahaha 

For now, AMD has only shed precise details regarding the HD 7970M GPU that is based on the fully enabled Pitcairn GPU with 1280 stream processors that will end up clocked at 850MHz for the GPU and 4.8GHz for 2GB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a 256-bit memory interface.

As you can notice, the HD 7970M has lower GPU clocks than its HD 7870 desktop counterpart, but AMD also decided to keep the memory at the same level resulting in 153.6GB/s of memory bandwidth. According to AMD slides, HD 7970M should end up to be anywhere between 30 and 60% faster than HD 6990M and anywhere between 16 and 76 percent when compared to Nvidia current high-end GTX 675M GPU.

It's official. HD7970M is a downclocked version of HD7870
AMD officially announces Radeon HD 7000M mobile GPUs - Fudzilla

If this GPU price really $100 lower than GTX675M it really a huge bargain.

Kepler, Fermi, new, rebrand?

Nvidia has updated its OEM desktop lineup by silently listing a total of five different graphics cards that simply made a mess of everything. It is now pretty hard to know which graphics card is based on the new 28nm GK107 GPU, or which are simply rebrands of the 40nm Fermi based GF116 and GF114 GPUs.