I'm talking about this part: "complete failure at life" <-- too extreme.
The 50% increase is still legendary for a mobile part.
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and the amounts are in the thousands do you start at 0 as well?
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Its funny how a GPU can bring out the real nature of some people:
butt hurt, clueless moron (I get that you played with my title but I think you meant it), fail at life. Atleast we know where you stand now.
We will see how the 7970M stand against previous generation when Anandtech is done with their review on M17x, but I just quoted what they said in the article. Maybe you should go and post personal attacks on their commentary field under the article and see if the author respond to you... -
Well yeah, you insulted my baby. It's not even here yet and we have people talking crap about it.
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I have no idea how nvidia will beat 7970m, 23k vantage
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guys no need to get serious please, we are all friends here, Geo is a gem of a person but he talks direct every once in a while (everybody's joke style is different) seriously he is one of the best people out there and a ton of our fellow forum members will back him up no matter what
also Cloudfire is an important beloved contributor to this forum, I really don't see the point of arguing
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ya, i'm actually starting to get sick and tired of defending my posts.
Way too much disbelief out there. Someone on the m15x forums even accused me of faking the screenshots???
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yeah Slick, unfortunately some people made you the Galileo of 28nm...
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Hmm sadly the vile propaganda and hate aimed at the Mobile King 7970m isn't quite over yet. Biased Intel Grunts like Anandtech aren't helping the matter with their skewed "analysis", and unfortunately they seem to have blinded even some venerated NBR members with their smog of half truths.
Now that we finally have surpassed Desktops in both Cpu (2920xm/2960xm/3920xm/3960xm>2600k/2500k) and Gpu's (True Elite 7970m>560ti, 570, and even 580 (680 is irrelevant since its a collectors item and isnt available for purchase anywhere), it would seem that Deluded Desktop Elitists are also going berserk with the realization that their archaic and antique towering monstrosities have been outclassed in every way. We are witnessing their raving screeches of delirium, as they wildly lash out with a verbal assault against our Unparalleled and Unmatched Mobile King 7970m, and their disgruntlement has crossed over to their lost battle on the mobile cpu front, where they on and off claim that a desktop SB at the same frequency as a mobile SB must be intrinsically better, because..... because... ehhh because its a desktop??
At about this point they scurry away and madly caress their behemoth stationary towers, whispering murmurs of consolation and ever lasting love for their inferior, outdated, overrated, and ultimately doomed machinations.
Take note that this is NOTEBOOKreview, and we dont take kindly to Deranged Desktop Supremacists, so make yourself scarce and perhaps vacate to Desktopreview or wherever your kind frequent. -
Hahahahaha people still think laptops away miles behind desktop in performance? Damm.
Hell even my old 920xm can still hold its ownand there are a world of benches between dekstop and mobile parts... Hell I think the stock 2920xm was already spanking some Core i5 2500ks in some benches.
7970m is a beast, and games are already showing it's prowress. thanks for all the info so far Slick and I look forward for more input, Geo!
I remember this was a similar case for me when I had a GTX260m and I went for the HD5870m. I was skeptical at first because well my card was already powerful and all sites said like 20-30% performance increase. And BAM it was like 50% increase.
The battlefield 3 example reminded me of this, as I was using Bad Company 2 for the same reason, showing my increase in performance.
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
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What about 7800M? Are there any benchmarks ? 7000M series from AMD looks quite promising. Nvidia will have a lot of competition.
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TheBluePill Notebook Nobel Laureate
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SlickDude80 Notebook Prophet
i'm working on my 7970m install guide... i just want to give you guys a teaser pic
Its the 7970m and 6990m side by side
THe 7970m is on the left (blue pcb) and the 6990m is on the right (brown pcb)
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TheBluePill Notebook Nobel Laureate
OK! Everyone Look at this for 30 Seconds!
OK.. Now that everyone has lowered their Blood Pressure by 400psi, lets get back to business.
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TheBluePill Notebook Nobel Laureate
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Not if you use inert thermal material.
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HD7870m seems to be slightly higher, at stock, than my heavily overclocked 910/1100 HD5870m. That's good. But I would have prefered more haha. It's basically near a stock GTX570m right? I wonder how good these will overclock.
A small overclock of the HD7870m will easily reach the HD6970m terrain. that kinda sucks, because I expected HD7870m to be already on the HD6970m levels
At any rate, maybe they will introduce later an overclocked version of those chips to fight back. There is a huge gap between HD7870m and HD7950m unless they come up with an HD7930/HD7890m card.
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answered just about everyone's questions.
Convinced me enough to wait and get a 7970 ( how bad would I feel now
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
I was guessing that it should be be in the middle of the 660m and the 670m, given how the gcn arch is and the performance of the 7770 it should be around that.
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Now they have Optimus too, switching to IGP on the fly. It`s called Enduro
Its ON Nvidia...:tongue:
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Hm, I liked BACON better.
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AMD Radeon HD 7770M - Notebookcheck.net Tech
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Wow 7870m is even more crazy 13000 vantage 3037 3dmark11, I believe the consumption is wrong though, I think I saw earlier something like the 7770m is 35w vs 45w for 7870m
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Although his absence creates a huge gap with the other proposed solutions, they are expected to be most interesting with a consumption level best suited to a maximum of phones. All Radeon HD 7800M and 7700M are GPU-based and Cape Verde. The Radeon HD 7870M and 7850M are equivalent to a desktop Radeon HD 7770 respectively strongly and very significantly under-clocked to reflect in a TDP of 35 to 45W. It's the same for the Radeon HD 7770M and 7750M except this time they are equivalent to a Radeon HD 7750 more or less under-clocked this time with a TDP between 25 and 35W. -
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
Since the 7870m is a downclocked 7770 and the 7770m is a downclocked 7750, both are going to be able to be incorporated in smaller designs.
AMD releases HD 7000M - mobile 7700M/7800M/7900M series
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