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    1024 vs 512 mb 9800m gtx GPU

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by holyking, Jul 23, 2008.

  1. holyking

    holyking Notebook Consultant

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    1,024MB PCI-Express nVidia GeForce 9800M GTX DDR3 DX10
    vs
    512MB PCI-Express nVidia GeForce 9800M GTX DDR3 DX10 ?
    same GPU just bigger memory?
    or is SLi?
    faster speed since is bigger " idea of rams "?
     
  2. Nirvana

    Nirvana Notebook Prophet

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    there is not 512MB 9800m gtx
    GTX - 1024MB
    GT - 512MB
    GTS - 512MB
     
  3. narsnail

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    no[pe, 1024mb of ram is useless with cards such as this, they are not powerful enough to utilize the memory. unless your playing above 1920x1200, there would be no feasable use for it.
     
  4. holyking

    holyking Notebook Consultant

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    nirvana ty :p
    but if this true 9800m gts < 9800m gt = 8800m gt < 9800m gtx
    should i get GTS or GTX XD i know is a dum question
    if GTS better then GT, how come sager charge more on GT?
    or maybe i should wait utill other user gotten both gpu
     
  5. Nirvana

    Nirvana Notebook Prophet

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    which laptop you getting? btw "9800m gts < 9800m gt = 8800m gt < 9800m gtx", wasn't it written by me? lol
     
  6. holyking

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    i know i know..
    i am kid of like in to np9262 and np8660.
    GTS or GT XD

    if i choose SLi Np9262 is 2800
    if i choose GTS or GT on np8660 its 2000

    i just want to know why is GTS cheer the GT?
    which better?
    SLAP me PEOPLE so i can choose ~~~~
     
  7. Nirvana

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    will it carry it a lot?
     
  8. holyking

    holyking Notebook Consultant

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    good question i drive to school and work so....
    but if i know the reason why gts is cheeperr then gt i might just go with he np8660 ZZzz.. plz tell me XD
     
  9. holyking

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    anyway thank you i found they have update on the "The Mobile Graphics Card Info Page"
     
  10. Nirvana

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    GTS - 64 SPs
    GT - 96 SPs
     
  11. KGann

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    The 9800m GTX is 256bit, correct?
     
  12. Nirvana

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    they are all 256bit
     
  13. KGann

    KGann NBR Themesong Writer

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    Okay, just making sure we didn't have some kind of 512bit super-card jump in there. (The 1Gb GDDR through me off a little)
     
  14. brainer

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    the 8800GT 1gb version is having hard time Utilizing all the Vram.. so how about a mobile version card.
     
  15. Magnus72

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    Hmm the 1024MB is most highlikely SLI. They write 1024 instead of 512x2. Since the cards does not utilize 1024 in SLI even if there is two cards there. This is to trick people. I know did the same with the 8800m GTX SLI wrote that it was 1024 when it is in fact 512 even if you put the two together.
     
  16. JCMS

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    The 9800M GTX does come with 1GB of GDDR3. Marketing again. Only 512MB is gonna be used. GDDR3 + 256bits= 512MB
     
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    there is a 1gb version Mangus.. its just ridiculous
     
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    Aha didn´t knew that.
     
  19. narsnail

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    yup, no reason what so ever to buy it though.
     
  20. Kevin

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    The GTX barely beats the GT in 3dmark06, and averages something like maybe +3 fps in the benchmarks run by Notebookcheck. Definitely not worth the extra money.
     
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    and that would be the problem. dont take anything notebookcheck says too seriously, they are not very accurate, or valued as a statistics site.