I'm talking about Intel GT3e aka Iris Pro which exclusively for Intel Quad Cores and R-series SKU for desktop. Lower end proc get lower end graphic.

Woah!

Iris is a high end integrated graphic for intel proc isnt it?

huh? geforce card related to haswell and sandy bridge? this code name should related to intel processor codename

Correct me if i m wrong.

Top end is Iris Pro.

The graph compared Nvidia latest 700m series using Haswell and SandyBridge processor.

The fastest Low voltage CPU i7-4558U scored a 1350 on 3DMark11.

The Core i7-4650U CPU should score around 900 points on 3DMark11.

So, the fastest iGPU for the ultrabook will perform around GT 640M LE DDR3.




The Haswell Core i7-4900MQ which totaled 1,150 points, or around the performance of a GeForce GT 630M.

The Haswell Core i7-4950HQ, which features integrated HD 5200 graphics and an eDRAM cache. This combination resulted in a 1,800 score on 3DMark11, or around the performance of a GT 640M GDDR5.
The Power Level 1 version which has 55W of TDP (compared to the base 47W) should provide a lil bit more performance on top.

This post has been edited by Amal: May 26 2013, 11:44 AM

im waiting for HD8970M and HD8990M.

Same here.

+1

This post has been edited by Mr.Docter: May 27 2013, 09:41 PM

just updated my driver to 320.18 & suddenly crysis 3 become crazy...what the hell

8970m sucks but 8990m will be awesome if they somehow manage to put 7950 in a laptop chip......happy with my gtx 680m though

Why is that?

I wan a graphic card can run on the max settings or ultra settings on BF3, Skyrim, CS:GO, Mass Effect 3 and some high fps online game : Sudden Attack

This post has been edited by ChuckyHuntsYou: May 29 2013, 12:08 AM

Cool story bro, and wrong section. Go ask at Rig Suggestion thread since this is Mobile Computing..

Guys,
I'm new to graphic cards, just wanna ask is Palit GTX 660 Ti Jetstream same as Nvidia Geforce GTX 660?
Please somebody pm me the comparison between them if they're different.

No, its not the same. One is TI version which is faster than a normal GTX660 and Palit Jetstream is a factory overclocked so it will be slightly faster than a regular GTX660TI.

This is a wrong subforum, you should ask in Hardware Questions and Answer.

Introducing Our New GeForce GTX 700M, Kepler-Powered Notebook GPUs

In April we introduced you to the GeForce GT 700M range of NVIDIA notebook GPUs. With increased performance and efficiency, the GT 700M GPUs were perfect for multimedia applications and entry-level gaming. Today, we’'re unveiling our new GeForce GTX 700M notebook GPUs, each of which utilizes our award-winning Kepler GPU architecture. With performance improvements of up to 55% compared to last year’'s gaming notebooks, GTX 700M GPUs are designed to give you max-quality graphics in the latest and greatest games, like Metro: Last Light.

Comprised of four new chips, each GTX 700M GPU includes the same advancements and innovations found in our latest GeForce GTX desktop GPUs, the GTX 780 and GTX 770. That means unprecedented performance per Watt, the inclusion of GPU Boost 2.0 for maximum performance in every game, and full support for game-changing features like GeForce Experience.

GTX 700M notebook performance also benefits greatly from the launch of Haswell, Intel'’s new architecture. Compared to Ivy Bridge, Intel’'s previous architecture, Haswell promises to improve CPU performance, and more importantly battery life, which is slated to increase by up to 50%. Combined with our own performance and efficiency improvements, and Optimus, GTX 700M Series notebooks will not only be the fastest gaming notebooks you’'ve ever seen, but also the most portable and energy efficient. And when we say “portable”, we really do mean portable.

In the past, gaming notebooks were synonymous with big heavy desktop replacements. By dramatically increasing notebook GPU efficiency, notebook manufacturers can now fit high-performance GTX grade GPUs in sleek and slim form factors. Imagine owning a laptop that’'s light enough to carry around with you everywhere you go, but powerful enough to play all your favorite games at the highest settings. With the GTX 700M Series, we’'re making PC quality gaming more accessible than ever before.

GeForce GTX 780M Performance

The GeForce GTX 780M is our flagship mobile GPU, sporting 1536 CUDA Cores, up to 4GB of VRAM, a 256-bit memory bus, a 2500MHz Memory Clock, and a Base Clock of 823MHz that can Boost even higher. Combined, GTX 780M’'s changes and enhancements increase performance by 31% in comparison to the previous-generation GTX 680M.






GeForce GTX 770M Performance

The GeForce GTX 770M is a speedy chip, packing-in 960 CUDA Cores, up to 3GB of VRAM, a 192-bit memory bus, memory clocked to 2000MHz, and a Base Clock of 823MHz. Compared to its predecessor, performance increases by a massive 55%, allowing the latest games to be played at 1920x1080 at High-to-Ultra detail levels.





GeForce GTX 760M & GTX 765M Performance

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This post has been edited by Mr.Docter: May 31 2013, 05:59 AM

GTX 780M vs GTX 760M

With generational improvements of 30-55%, performance on the new GTX 700M chips is high enough to run the very latest games at Ultra and High levels of detail, making a GTX 700M notebook a viable alternative to a desktop PC.






All source @ http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/...m-notebook-gpus

^ can't argue with that, GTX780M is basically an underclock desktop 680/770.

Even GTX 770M vs GTX 670M is good. Too good, comparatively.