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    GTS250M upgrade results.

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Meaker@Sager, Jul 4, 2010.

  1. Meaker@Sager

    Meaker@Sager Company Representative

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    3dmark06:
    ORB - Compare

    3dmark vantage:
    ORB - Compare

    Crysis:

    Results DX10 no AA:

    1080p VeryHigh = 10.12
    1080p Medium = 15.92

    DX9 no AA:

    1280x720 Medium = 45.94

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    GT240M results for comparison:

    3dmark vantage:
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    Crysis results (625/1450/950):

    1080p (very high) DX10= 6.92FPS
    1280x1024 (Medium) DX10 = 26.31FPS
    1280x768 (Medium) DX9 = 37.4FPS
     
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    mitsuhide Notebook Consultant

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    what is you MXM interface ?

    2.0b or 3.0b ?

    Mobility HD 5850 may useable
     
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    MXM type A.

    Type B cards will not fit.

    CLocks were 550/1190/968

    Core 3d voltage is just 0.9v

    Crysis results (stock game)

    Results DX10 no AA:

    1080p VeryHigh = 10.12
    1080p Medium = 15.92
    1280x720 Medium = 42.59

    DX9 no AA:

    1280x720 Medium = 45.94
     
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