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| Crunchie:
--- Quote from: TapeDeck on August 09, 2009, 01:12:59 AM ---lolwut --- End quote --- yeah sorry I'm hilariously handicapped, I thought you misinterpretted the first part I'll do you a favour and kill myself now |
| Reactor Worker:
According to Nvidia's website their most powerful laptop GPU is their GTX 280m. The specs show it has 1GB of VRAM. The OEM could have potentially added extra memory but it would yield little benefit. A comparison between the mobile GTX 280, the real GTX 280, and the real top of the line GPU the GTX 295... --- Code: ---GPU GTX280m GTX 280 GTX 295 Processor Cores 128 240 480 Texture Fill Rate 38 48.2 92.2 --- End code --- You can compare the rest of the specs yourself at http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_gtx_280m_us.html http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_gtx_280_us.html http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_gtx_295_us.html I have only once seen a company use regular GPUs (not mobile versions) in laptops and that was with Falcon NW. Either way, the extra performance of a high end GPU in a laptop eats away at battery life and generates an excessive amount of heat. The best system you could put together right now (if money was no problem) would probably use 3x GTX 285's in SLI. Few can justify that kind of expense. Even a single GTX 295 can run any game on the market exceedingly well. |
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