GeForce GT 555M - GF106, 144SP, 128-bit GDDR5
eg: MSI GX780

GeForce GT 555M - GF106, 144SP, 192-bit DDR3
eg: Dell XPS 17, Alienware M14x

GeForce GT 555M - GF106, 144SP, 128-bit DDR3
eg: Asus N45SF, Asus N55SF, MSI GE620DX, Sager NP5165/NP5175

GeForce GT 555M - GF116, 144SP, 128-bit DDR3
eg: LG P330

GeForce GT 555M - GF108, 96SP, 128-bit GDDR5
eg: Lenovo Y570

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GeForce GTX 560M - GF116, 192SP, 192-bit GDDR5
eg: Asus G73Sx, Alienware M17x R3, Alienware M18x, Sager NP8130, Sager NP8150, Sager NP8170, Qosmio X770, etc?

GeForce GTX 560M - GF116, 192SP, 128-bit GDDR5
eg: Asus G53Sx, Asus G73Sx-BBK7

It has the lowest clocks of all GT555M, though..
http://forum.notebookreview.com/8213752-post7.html

M14x would be ashamed if that tiny one can surpass it

Add-on:
GeForce GT 555M - GF116, 144SP, 192-bit DDR3
eg: Dell XPS 17 (new revision)

For the format, is it better if got link to GPU-Z?

Seems like got 96SP ?
http://skyline798.blog118.fc2.com/blog-entry-3354.html

Intel HD4000 has better 3dmark06 score than my HD4670

source

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Jan 8 2012, 02:30 AM

GTX660M@128-bit

Next year ?

Mainstream performance in 720p gaming..

Better wait for GT640M/GT650M

Should be around late April..
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1878798

Clevo W110ER if you want something light
http://www.logicalblueone.com.au/store/523...able-clevo.html

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Apr 15 2012, 05:01 PM

The M3, some reviews says it can get hot on the bottom though..

^Should be out.

This one would be the Intel GT3e version (quad core 55W TDP)?

250USD in XoticPC..