Is there any difference between the 2?
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Yeah, the GF116 core gives slightly better performance while using less energy and outputting less heat. I'm actually somewhat hoping my mobo dies one day so I can maybe get a GF116 replacement.
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I have been looking at this and i have heat issues that i will try and resolve with a repaste and cooler..
Once i have repaseted and when I've bought a cooler i'll have another go..
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haha. you totally read it wrong
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Interesting, I guess I'm better off Keeping the gf106. They are both DDR3 right?
If I have anymore problems with this laptop (6 Repairs in 2 weeks), I'm going Asus ROG, Slightly better CPu (200 Mhz more), 8 gigs, 15.6 inches (same rez), Nvidia 560M GTX and same price.
I would love to have a laptop with GDDR5, hopefully R2 will have GDDR5. My prediction is though, that we will get the rebrand 635M GT -
Nah, it'll probably have the GT 650M. M11x r4 will probably have the GT 640M
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I hope your right, but I doubt it, it would be too big of a performance boost. And I really doubt the m11x will get the 640M, its basically the 650M...unless its the 640M LE w/ GF108 then maybe...
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I dont see why not, the GT 640M's power consumption is that of about the GT 525M. Hell we could even see the GT 650M in the M11x r4 and the 660M in the R2
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It's not only about power consumption it's also about cost. Dell's trend is also trying to keep the same area of performance because it costs them less and us more.
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Are you guys going to upgrade to the next ivy bridge lineup? I may consider in the future downsizing to a 14-15" as my xps 17 isnt exactly portable.
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I might go lenovo. I love alienware, but until they get their reliability up and get some proper English speaking Tech I'm going to keep my distance.
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Okay, yeah. At 700mhz my GF116 will beat your GF106 in a benchmark like 3Dmark11. At 750mhz, you'll beat mine...because mine will crash at this speed. The highest I can clock is 730mhz, with extreme almost instant crashes. 720, I can play but crash eventually. I can push 710mhz stable on Crysis 2 (barely) and on BF3 I can only push as far as 700mhz. So all together, 700mhz is about all I can put through.
If you have the GF106, you're actually lucky. My 3dmark11 highest score I ever got was p1722. I've seen p1800-1900 with the GF106. -
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Because I also did a test with 3DMark06, and clearly I can get an average framerate (30-50) and it is running using the GT555M as I confirm it on the setting menu itself. So I'm sorry to say that what you guys been discussing on, are not the benchmark of the GT555M, but the Intel iGPU. This is not a new problem because if you do some research you'd see even those with who are desktop user with something like i7 2600K with a GTX580 still having problem of low score. -
Well if you just plug an HDMI cable in, it forces every app to use the GT 555M
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i got a GF106 3GB and my best 3dmark11 score so far is P2002 @835core / 1080Mem. not stable beyond 3dmark, but very happy to break 2K. 2820QM, 8GB HyperX1866, Forcre GT 240GB@ SATAIII.
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bigtonyman Desktop Powa!!!
Nice score
as to 3dmark 11, haven't played to much with it with my 6990m bit I'll have to get run it and see what I get.
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Are there really 2 versions of 555M? GF116 and GF106?
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