Go to XoticPc or PowerNoteBooks. They have the mobile 280 on pre order. That is the best if you have any more questions please post. HP, DeLL and Alienware are not where you wanna be bud?
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Noone knows for sure how fast the 280 will be but rumours are its as fast as a 9800GTX+...only got a month to wait to find out though
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Originally Posted by gamervivek nVidia GTX280M specs: Core clock: 585MHz processor clock: 1463MHz Memory Clock: 950MHz Memory Interface:256bit Framebuffer: 1Gb Gigaflops: 562 SLI: yes PhysX: yes Hybrid SLI: yes CUDA processor cores: 128 nVidia GTX260M specs: Core clock: 550MHz processor clock: 1375MHz Memory Clock: 950MHz Memory Interface:256bit Framebuffer: 1Gb Gigaflops: 462 SLI: yes PhysX: yes Hybrid SLI: yes CUDA processor cores: 112 no way the GTX280m would be as good as the desktop 9800gtx+,the 4860 for laptopswill be 40nm 650Mhz on the core with 4Ghz GDDR5 with 640sp,4870m is 550Mhz on core with same GDDR5 as 4860(?) but better bandwidth. |
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why would you say that when i posted the specs of the card?
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http://techreport.com/discussions.x/16507
Originally Posted by Joeking78 Noone knows for sure how fast the 280 will be but rumours are its as fast as a 9800GTX+...only got a month to wait to find out though
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http://techreport.com/discussions.x/16507
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What I meant was in real world terms. Not just figures such as MHZ.
Check out the benchmarks of the 280M here: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Nvidia-...w.14565.0.html
And then the benchmarks of the 9800GTX+ here: http://www.pro-clockers.com/reviews/?id=118&page=5
There isn't a great deal in it and the test sytem for the 9800GTX+ had a 4.15 Ghz E8400. The maximum CPU speed for the laptop used to test the 280M is going to be the X9100 @ 3.1
Originally Posted by gamervivek why would you say that when i posted the specs of the card?
http://techreport.com/discussions.x/16507 |
Check out the benchmarks of the 280M here: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Nvidia-...w.14565.0.html
And then the benchmarks of the 9800GTX+ here: http://www.pro-clockers.com/reviews/?id=118&page=5
There isn't a great deal in it and the test sytem for the 9800GTX+ had a 4.15 Ghz E8400. The maximum CPU speed for the laptop used to test the 280M is going to be the X9100 @ 3.1
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lol? i bet 1/4 of the laptop is copper and fans
Originally Posted by huntman21014 There is an asus laptop that has a 4870X2 in it, that would beat anything mentioned |
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It had two 4870's, not a 4870X2
Originally Posted by huntman21014 There is an asus laptop that has a 4870X2 in it, that would beat anything mentioned |
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16834220503
Originally Posted by Joeking78 It had two 4870's, not a 4870X2 |
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16834220503
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EDIT: What he said
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Originally Posted by Sabzi negative http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16834220503 |
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Ahhh, Newegg. That trustworthy review site
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Wrong.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-ATI...e.14406.0.html
Its two 4870's in Crossfire. I've seen the opened up laptop with my own eyes. Two cards, two cooling fans...not two gpu's on one card like the desktop 4870X2
Originally Posted by Sabzi negative http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16834220503 |
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Originally Posted by fencefeet EDIT: What he said
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http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-ATI...e.14406.0.html
Its two 4870's in Crossfire. I've seen the opened up laptop with my own eyes. Two cards, two cooling fans...not two gpu's on one card like the desktop 4870X2
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Who cares, either way it's two HD4870s under one hood.
Originally Posted by Dan17z Sorry Sabzi I think you migh have miss read it. It says 4870 X2 not 4870X2. IDK. Maybe Im wrong maybe your wrong |
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Oh please.
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/lap...870-notebook/1
"We never thought we'd see the day to be honest, but the mammoth W90 notebook from Asus comes with two Mobility Radeon HD 4870s and an Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 45nm CPU, buried in a 18.4" 5kg behemoth."
"Inside Asus has shoehorned not just a P45 chipset - but a full X38 Xpress instead! The three DDR2 SO-DIMM memory slots are full, and the HD4870 512MBs get their own heatpipe and fan each, as well as a small CrossFire cable between them as well."
Check the images on page 2 of that review. You'll clearly see two seperate cards
Convinced yet? I got all day
Originally Posted by gerikoh 4870x2 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16834220503 
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http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/lap...870-notebook/1
"We never thought we'd see the day to be honest, but the mammoth W90 notebook from Asus comes with two Mobility Radeon HD 4870s and an Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 45nm CPU, buried in a 18.4" 5kg behemoth."
"Inside Asus has shoehorned not just a P45 chipset - but a full X38 Xpress instead! The three DDR2 SO-DIMM memory slots are full, and the HD4870 512MBs get their own heatpipe and fan each, as well as a small CrossFire cable between them as well."
Check the images on page 2 of that review. You'll clearly see two seperate cards
Convinced yet? I got all day
nah.
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lol
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