omg, i late

btw, turbo boost and high performance setting will effect the temperature?? if both setting is on, will it double and triple the temperature compare to using only high performance setting and disable the turbo boost?

so powderfulll

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Added on March 23, 2012, 12:06 pmcripple version.. but good.. high end of nvidia series GT<GTS<GTX

This post has been edited by pandera999: Mar 23 2012, 12:06 PM

ok leh

notebook GPU.. oh..

765M > 675M > GT 755M

oh yes... thy on par.. hahaha.. ty2....

better performance but less heat and consume less electricity very impressive..

740

google it... easiest way...

some model doesn't come with the GPU sticker... only some la.... but.. if u wan make sure your GPU is GDDR5.. thn u need GPU-Z

mobile version, gt960m does not exist. its only gt950m.. but haven seen 1 notebook equip with that 950m... or i missed it... gtx960m on the other hand is high-entry which is gddr5 type... much better than gt950m ddr3 or gtx950m ddr3...

yes. much better...

yes, serious work for 3D rendering need quadro.... usually professional using this kind of card.... normally 970 is enuf... erm, the notebook is much way expensive unless you consider to build up rig. around 4k budget.. you can build good workstation for 3D rendering.

But a quadro is overkill for video editing. Any GTX 9-series would do work. Quadro cards are meant for things like CAD and 3D rendering. Their specific purpose is for the best accuracy of 3D objects. If you do either of those, and money is no matter, the Quadro would be best. They are hand tested cards with drivers certified to work with certain CUDA accelerated applications. The high end Quadro cards also have lots of VRAM for large data sets. For modelers (car manufacturers or building designer), this makes the difference between splitting something to make it fit for real time rendering.


and quadro is much way expensive than high end gtx 980 even 980 have more CUDA cores and higher memory bandwidth.. but, for jobs scope and wat the card can do makes the different

not seems but indeed it is overkill for secondary system. but if you really want buy a notebook, get a customized notebook. that much better instead get a notebook that fixed build with 970m.... but.. wat notebook u gonna choose... for surely will do a great damage to ur wallet

since gtx970m is slightly over budget... then gtx965m shud be fine.. but reliability of da brand... and long term use i think 970 is much way better to invest... as few hundreds dffrnt..

what is ur power supply power??

suppose to be 2nd quater of this year. either april-june. for asia. might available in da market end this year

well, its still rumours. 40% quite high. almost twice as its predecessor performance. this is getting interesting + fully utilised ddr4 ram...

can get gtx960. probably fit in ur case. and i think your psu might be not enuf power supply for new card. need at least 330w.

2.7kg?

well, its all compact and really a beast machine..

its 3.7kg... hahaha... damn heavy.

This post has been edited by pandera999: Feb 4 2016, 01:11 PM