780M is going to handle BF4 just fine at 1080p resolution. You might need to turn down the FSAA/MSAA a little bit if you want 70+ FPS. The 780M is basically a GTX 680 desktop running at substantially lower clock speed.
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That's why Asus is such a rip-off. A Sager with the 780M is the same price as the Asus you bought. The upgrade to the 780M from the 770M is like... $300 on most Sager machines.Originally Posted by hammong
I have a 770m in my ASUS G750 and I'm loving it. I would have loved a 780m even more, but couldn't stomach the extra $700 premium.
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Those damn 780M's aren't cheap, anyway you look at it.
Greg
The Sager that equates to my G750JX is the NP9390, and equipped with a 780M it's $1934 from XoticPC. That's a solid $434 more than the G750 to get the 780M vs. the stock 770M in the G750. Still too pricy for me. XoticPC is charging $600 for a second 780M in SLI.Originally Posted by Imglidinhere
That's why Asus is such a rip-off. A Sager with the 780M is the same price as the Asus you bought. The upgrade to the 780M from the 770M is like... $300 on most Sager machines.
Those damn 780M's aren't cheap, anyway you look at it.
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And xoticpc is showing the price required coming from the stock single card. They aren't charging another $600 to go from one 780M to dual 780Ms. The price doesn't update actively... I thought that would be obvious... but oh well.
I still don't see how that makes any sense... the laptop that can equip dual GPUs is the equal to the Asus that only holds one? I'm not following you here...Originally Posted by hammong
The Sager that equates to my G750JX is the NP9390, and equipped with a 780M it's $1934 from XoticPC. That's a solid $434 more than the G750 to get the 780M vs. the stock 770M in the G750. Still too pricy for me. XoticPC is charging $600 for a second 780M in SLI.
Those damn 780M's aren't cheap, anyway you look at it.
Greg
And xoticpc is showing the price required coming from the stock single card. They aren't charging another $600 to go from one 780M to dual 780Ms. The price doesn't update actively... I thought that would be obvious... but oh well.
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As for XoticPC charging $600 more for a second 780M, they most certainly do. Single 780M in that SLI-capable Haswell Sager adds $250 over the stock AMD choice. Adding a second 780M brings it to a +$850 upcharge. Math shows that second 780M is $600 of the $850 upgrade over stock.
I'm not sure how this got into a pissing match, the OP asked if a 780M will run BF4 acceptably, and I believe it will. LOL.
Greg
I see what you mean about dual GPU vs. single GPU capable machine. I suppose that's not an apples to apples comparison. It's taken me a while to figure out which one more closely matches the G750, and it looks like the NP8295 is the right one to compare to. It's $1519.00 with Windows 8, GTX 770M and 12GB of RAM, same specs at the G750 but $19 more. 770M --- not a 780M for the same price. 780M option replaces the 770M for +$350Originally Posted by Imglidinhere
I still don't see how that makes any sense... the laptop that can equip dual GPUs is the equal to the Asus that only holds one? I'm not following you here...
And xoticpc is showing the price required coming from the stock single card. They aren't charging another $600 to go from one 780M to dual 780Ms. The price doesn't update actively... I thought that would be obvious... but oh well.
As for XoticPC charging $600 more for a second 780M, they most certainly do. Single 780M in that SLI-capable Haswell Sager adds $250 over the stock AMD choice. Adding a second 780M brings it to a +$850 upcharge. Math shows that second 780M is $600 of the $850 upgrade over stock.
I'm not sure how this got into a pissing match, the OP asked if a 780M will run BF4 acceptably, and I believe it will. LOL.
Greg
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