I am thinking to get a new laptop to replace my current laptop. What I have now is a Lenovo Y570 with a Nvidia 555m. I am thinking to purchase this
Amazon.com: Acer Aspire V7-482PG-6629 14-Inch Touchscreen Ultrabook (Cool Steel): Computers & Accessories
It has a 750m I believe with the DDR3 ram. Can anyone tell me the difference for the two in games etc? I dont need to play the games in much higher than 720p resolution.
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DDR3+ ULV CPU, bad idea..
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750m is a good improvement, but that low voltage CPU will hinder it in many games. I suggest keeping your laptop or finding a laptop with a better processor, because your i5/i7+gt555m could outperform the 750m due to the weaker cpu combo.
Games that rely heavily on the GPU will benefit from the 750m with any processor, but if you're eager to spend that money, you should not impose disadvantages in CPU reliant titles. -
I play mostly League of Legends, War Thunder, Hearthstone, Rift.. those type of games, not really third person shooters, would it still be a big disadvantage? Is there is a big difference between the i7-2630QM and those ULV processors (like the one i linked i5-4200U) ?
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Yes. Very big actualy.
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So for the games I play (listed above), would the slower cpu make a big difference even though the gpu seems to be much better? Also do you have any suggestion of other laptops with similar specs (and maybe better cpu) at similar price that is available now or in the near future?
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I don't think the CPU will hinder the performance at all considering the games being played. The i5-4200U is a great dual core performer, just no multi threaded performance, probably would even beat the i7-2630QM in single or dual threaded performance. The 750m is a significant bump over the 555m.
That being said the system overall isn't a significant upgrade. But it is thinner, lighter, and gets a lot more battery life. -
for ten more dollars you can get this : Newegg.com - Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p (59390909) Intel Core i5 4200M(2.5GHz) 6GB Memory 1TB + 8GB SSHD Hybrid Drive 15.6" Notebook Windows 8
i5 4th gen + DUAL 755M SLi removable if you dont need da sli for 6 hours battery life
or if you dont mind getting a 17" http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834314279
or a nice multimedia lappy with FHD screen : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834231114 -
AnandTech | Acer V7-482PG-9884 Review: Everything You Need
Here is the gaming performance of that Acer. It should run all the games you want.
According to this review, it's 3 hours on wifi with SLI off. -
The only problem with those you listed is that they are all much bigger and heavier than the v7. They also dont have a touchscreen which is not a must for me but its a welcome feature for sure . If there was any other laptop out there with same similar feature set and at this price i would definitely consider them.
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touchscreen ? okey then you got only the V7
I'm wondering why people love these touchscreens, i find em kinda useless..
anyway as i said, you want a light lappy with dedicated card : ultrabook ! which implies ULV CPU + 64 bit width GPU with ddr3 memory :/ -
I was saying that if he pulls out the 2nd card he can squeeze out 6 hours from the battery (gaminglaptopjunky review
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I just looked he says 3.5-4.5 hours of browsing without Optimus and 4.5-6 hours without SLI. Personally I find that hard to believe because multiple other reviews showed 2.5-3 hours of battery life with continuous Wifi test with SLI on. He doesn't really specify the parameters of battery test, brightness settings or specifics.
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Actually I can totally live without the touchscreen portion but I am trying to get something that has the gpu and is ultrabook (or close to that). I been using my Y570 on my lap for the past year. Its been doable but I would like to get something a bit lighter and easier to move around hehe
Also this laptop has some quality issues. Mainly the hinges when i open and close the lid, part of the body (the corner of the laptop) is getting coming off every time I try to open the lid so I am force to hold them down while I open it up.
I thought about getting the y410p which is the 14inch version of this laptop but I am afraid it will have proportionally the same weight and quality.
Performance Difference between a 555m and a 750m
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by sammino, Dec 15, 2013.