In what way does AMD not work with intel? No problem with my 920xm + 7970M match up here.
Oh wait this is a thread about NVidia no wonder about the groundless comments regarding AMD hardware lol.
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failwheeldrive Notebook Deity
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A new day, more news
Some reseller in Australia have listed "DreamBook Power P375", some sort of Clevo machine. It comes with Intel Haswell Processor and GTX 765M SLI as standard. But you can upgrade it to GTX 780M SLI!
That will cost you $375 extra, or $190 per card. System Total: $3314 for 780M SLI + stock components.
There is also a codename there for GTX 780M - "N14E-GTX". GTX 680M have the codename "N13E-GTX"
NVIDIA® GeForce GTX780M (N14E-GTX)
4GB GDDR5 Video RAM
Support PCIe x8
Microsoft DirectX® 11.1 compatible
MXM3.0 Type B
Support DisplayPort 1.2
NVIDIA PhysXTM
GeForce CUDATM technology
Support NVIDIA® SLI® technology
Source: Laptop Computers | Notebook Computers | Tablet Computers - Pioneer Computers - Products - DreamBook Laptops - DreamBook Power 17" Notebook Computers $599-$2999 - DreamBook Power P375 SLI Haswell
Also here is a diagram showing performance on all mobile GPUs. GTX 780M will be a step above GTX 680MX, and two steps above GTX 680M which I think is fair. GTX 780M will most likely have GPU Boost like the rest of the 700M series, reaching higher clocks than GTX 680MX.
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Awesome news there) I seriously doubt clevo will release both 370em + 375sm (or whatever). This should be the new sucessor) May be will have all new card there!!! What is interesting:
SOUND BLASTER® X-Fi® MB3 (previous was MB2)
Two mSATA SSD
Dual Camera 5.0M pixels / 1.0M HD video camera
TPM1.2
Great options and some nice improvements over the last year gen. Let's hope the cooling on this thing will be much better than the one on p370em
and new 330W PSU? Awesome) Finally a new PSU (may be smaller, hehe) from clevo
Full Range AC adapter, AC in 100~240V, 50~60Hz, DC output 19.5V, 16.9A, 330W -
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Or 270W less.. All about the perspective
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thanks Cloud!
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were talking stock performance
if 780m oc levels are comparable to the ones of 680m ull have urself a desktop 680/7970 ghz edition in a laptop
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GTX 660 TI score about 7700 (Graphic score) in 3DMark11
GTX 680M about 6000.
GTX 680MX score 7000.
So if the chart is correct that 780M = 660 TI, we are talking 10% faster than 680MX. Since 680MX runs at 720MHz, to reach that 7700 score we need 830MHz on the GTX 780M which is totally plausible with the new GPU Boost.
EDIT: Sorry if my numbers bore you people.
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failwheeldrive Notebook Deity
Those numbers look pretty good, can't wait to see what overclocked performance is like. I'm assuming the 780m will be 100w?
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Interesting things;
just my 2 cents, don't get W8, it delivers lower benchmark scores contrary to W7.. check the Alienware threads
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This new 780M looks promising. I can't wait to see some true benchmark scores and see how much tighter the performance gap is between desktop and mobile gpus.
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I'm as curious about the performance gain as I am about the power consumption. Imagine another hour of battery life (or more), that would be nice. Hopefully with Haswell and the 780M we will get at least that!
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Well we have the date for haswell.
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More news. This is really exiting
GTX 780M plus i7-4700MQ have been tested on the upcoming Alienware M17xR5 prototype.
3DMark11: P7650
3DMark11 OCed: P8500
Comparison:
3DMark11 680M: P6141 (+25%)
3DMark11 680MX + desktop CPU: P7105 (+8%)
Sick performance confirmed. Higher clocks than 680MX confirmed (GPU Boost). Future looks bright
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an overclocked 680m can hit over 8000 easy in 3dmark, but im assuming the 780m hasnt been over volted in that benchmark so we havent seen what it can really do
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TheBlackIdentity Notebook Evangelist
Looks like Nvidia is going all out on the 700 series to destroy AMD. lol
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OC & OV will be no problem...but better add some Watts to your PSU and mod your cooling...@ Clevo P570WMx user, your system runs the GTX780M out of the box without a BIOS update.
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prema-shop all inclusive package: 780m plus heatsink plus modded bios with HM/EM compatibility plus OV/OC vbios
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Without OC, also without screen, or speakers or anything else lol.
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HaloGod2012 Notebook Virtuoso
I cant wait to see if we can get the 780m working in the m17x R4, it should be easy if dell offers the 780m in a future chassis
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Great information, Cloud. Can't wait for the M17x R5.
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Its almost crazy how close I was with my earlier estimations (and the chart posted a while ago)
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We need seller to buy these on release. Dell direct will charge a fortune!
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LOL didn`t Dell charge $150 more than Clevo on 680M inside their systems earlier?
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So are we thinking 680MX with GPU Boost 2.0, or something beefier? Man I wish a GPU-Z screenshot would pop up.
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Yeah, it's a 680mx with new turbo boost. Us 680m users saw from the beginning the huge OC potential from our GPU, so I imagine 680mx had such a massive headroom too.
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I think Dell was selling 680m for ~700 bucks (just the card), I guess this should be similar in price?
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the better question how much will it cost when it comes in a computer. For example, how much more money do you think it will cost over the 680m?
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Gpuz screenshot? Would be nice to see some specs of both this and AMD's offering by now
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If the 780M releases in June with the new models and runs as cool as the 680M does with those boosted clocks (and at the same price point), then I guess it's a good thing I've not gotten a P370EM yet.
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It's about time I had something new to play with.....
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Guys, I think Meaker is rubbing his hands together rapidly with THAT gleam in his eyes again. And he actually KNOWS what's coming.
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and he is waiting for his +12k pgpu 3dmark11 bench on 780m, echoing "THIS IS SINGLE GPU!!!" all the way
New details regarding upcoming GTX 780M
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Cloudfire, Mar 1, 2013.