Covered the lenovo branding and I thought it was a MSI notebook at first.
News Y500FHD i7,GT750@2999/SLI@3899;Y400 GT750@2499 V1, Thread closed & continue to V2 ^^
News Y500FHD i7,GT750@2999/SLI@3899;Y400 GT750@2499 V1, Thread closed & continue to V2 ^^
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Sep 1 2012, 06:29 PM
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Covered the lenovo branding and I thought it was a MSI notebook at first.
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Sep 1 2012, 07:52 PM
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QUOTE(ytlay @ Sep 1 2012, 07:46 PM) No matter is optimus or SLI, both ways are good as we can DIY the notebook GPU. Not if the gpu is soldered to the board. If its optimus, than we can swap in any available discrete GPU in ultrabay. It save the cost of future GPU upgrading. If its SLI, than it may bottlenet by the on board discrete GPU for future upgrade to more powerfull GPU. Let hope that performance of ultrabay GPU are close to on board discrete gpu and Lenovo didnn't patent the ultrabay idea so that DIY notebook GPU can go to mainstream. |
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