Srry for the real lack of update peeps... Life has gotten onto me and I didn't ve time to plan for a better format for the thread...

anyway, given that there's many resources on the Internet to check out the benchmarks, I will not post them here again... Instead, I will post only the current GPU family +- 1 generation, and points to which notebook model comes with it... again, i will need the help of everybody so that we can have a complete list here... PM me or post here with the link to prove...

References:
Notebookcheck.net GPU List

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GeForce 500M Family - 40nm, DX11, SM5.0


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open for business!

need some suggestion on how to haave a good format...

i ve put in 1 example in post#2...

believe it or not, priority will be CPU and RAM...

raw graphic performance wise, GTX 560M is miles ahead of HD7690M...

my opinion is, if u re satisfy with a dv6, y not juz get a MSI GE620DX instead? it's rm100 cheaper than dv6, comes with 8GB RAM pre-installed, and Full HD monitor, with roughly the same performance as dv6... and then max out to 16GB...

how do i centralize them?

yup... things like formatting of the list and which laptop has which GPU...

but the latter will come only after i have populated the list...

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Added on January 5, 2012, 4:16 pmWindows 8 will bump it up to DX11.1...

i suppose GeForce 600 and Radeon HD7k will be using it...

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Added on January 5, 2012, 4:23 pmoh yeah, and i need a complete break down of GT 555M... u all know how big a mess it is...

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Added on January 5, 2012, 4:24 pmand GTX 560M as well...

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hmm... good idea... issit like the best GPU u can get for a given budget, perhaps even for a give size?

actually, it's a toned down GTX 560...

GF116... that's a stripped GTX 560M...

MSI GX780...

and to think that GT 635M will have the same craziness...

that's wat make 3D Mark 06 pointless...

well Nvidia is sure to piss off their fans with a 128-bit GTX...

not even GDDR5 can compensate that...

feels more like a direct competitor to Radeon HD7700M and HD7600M, whose predecessor (HD6700M) ve probably burnt a hole in the market share of GT 555M and 550M...

1. not necessarily... my desktop's integrated GPU actually died...

but on the other hand, my old 4yr laptop's dedicated GPU has yet to die, albeit all the games that i play...

2. yes for AMD, in the form of APU (Accelerated processing unit)... look for AMD A-series APU... they ve great graphic (up to double the performance of Intel HD 4000), but lacks in raw CPU performance... still, a great choice for budget gamers...

for Nvidia, ever since AMD started producing their own motherboard and Intel revoked their rights to produce DMI-based motherboard, they stepped out of the integrated graphic market completely...

This post has been edited by astria: Dec 2 2012, 06:51 PM