LOL! Good 'catch' Donald!
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Those temps look promising, furmark that thing up
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Disregard my initial post about the display looking larger, by default "screen magnification" was set to 125% rather then 100%
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Im sure there will be Bios update
so when we buy from any reseller they all will
have same Bios updates or all sellers have there own
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^The G73JW will ship with the default BIOS from ASUS. With the newness of it will come with the stock bios.
Downloading furmark! I do like the two button design below the touchpad vs the 1 button on the JH.
Attached Vantage Run with 259.47Attached Files:
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And how does that screen look, and is it the same screen as the 'JH' model?
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460 vs 5870 plz.
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And many thanks getting out this preliminary info Justin!
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Furmark has been running for about 6-7 minutes and max temp is at 78c.It hovered at 73c for a while.
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Joseph is just starting the video review as we speak. Will take a hour or two for the video and then several hours for YouTube to upload it.
Joseph just stopped Furmark at 20 minutes and the max temp was 78c. Very good!
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78c is impressive as long as you guys aren't furmarking in a freezer
Hell even clevos run hotter than that... now it's gonna come down to benchmarking and realworld vs the 5870
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We weren't supposed to put in a freezer when running? lol
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LOL! Hakira made a good point! It had me wondering your ambient temp.
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Great info!
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Thusfar.......... It is looking SWEET!
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wow its not really that hot. looks likes its all upto the benching.
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If most of the G73JW 460m's, are consistent with Justin's preliminary furmark findings, this thing is gonna run cool in most any game.
Justin, how were the fan speeds, and noise during the furmark run?
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I might have to drive down to Gentech PC and pickup my G73JW instead of waiting for the shipping (it's only 2200 miles away). I'm dying to get it.
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I'm betting the fan noise would be even more quiet than the JH. The G73's cooling has always been whisper-quiet, and 78C really isn't that much considering the GTX 460M's running on all cylinders.
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Here are some Crysis Warhead screenshot, tested at 1920x1080 4XAA at gamer mode:
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Thanks Ken!
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It's great to see good temps coming out of separate testing. Even moreso assuming this is based on the stock thermal paste. I've been trying to decide whether or not to bother with the IC Diamond thermal compound option or not. It's getting harder and harder to wait for the G53 at this point. Might have to cave in to a G73...
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Ken did you run HW Monitor during Vantage? 43C Max on the GPU?
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Which is consistent with Justin's earlier reported idle temp of 41C......
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looks like it idles low but seriously , this is inferioer to G73JH in gaming performance... P7300?.. the G73 gets P8000 at least.. good thing i got the JH..
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Thanks Quadzilla, here is the screenshot of Furmark:Attached Files:
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Well it looks like it sure is working... also that is one big card+heatsink. Is the Jw still retardedly difficult to disassemble like the jh?
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^Yes it is.
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Hey, I enjoyed your new G73JW video here, but I must ask, who is that narrator? He's SEXY, in a 'soothing grandma to sleep' kinda way!
(DANG IT! Now I told ya Ma, if you're gonna play that video, take her darn teeth out first!)
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I was surprised to see the MSI having better colors all around with the exact same screen. Both configured with Digital vibrance (GTX260m G51J) vs the Color Saturation (MSI GX660R).
Anyways, looks like a nice GPU upgrade to the GTX260m, but from MW2 and Crysis, it doesn't quite look up par to the HD5870 yet. A mild OC will help reach HD5870 performance in no time. (I got over 70 in MW2, and 30fps average all high 1920x1080 in crysis)
And temps are good too! Better than G73JH. It has the same temps as my GPU with 840/1040 clocks, which says a lot already considering I have a higher speed fan.
And damm, that GPU is HUGE.
Asus G73JW discussion thread
Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by shaze, Sep 4, 2010.