So the HP logo didn't light up in the video, hope it stay that way...
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Yeah, I like the light-up logo, same with the one on the back of Apples.
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It is on even if you close the lid. As long as it isn't sleep/hib/shut down, it is on.
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Only way so far to disable that light is to completely unplug the white led.
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maybe im just an idiot but if you close the lid doesnt the comp go to sleep?
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Is it just me or do the g-series laptops have always had the vga port placed too close to the vents? I have a dv7 and wished either screwless vga cables would be invented already or have the vga and hdmi ports distanced apart from each other so I can try out a triple-monitor setup. I was thinking of having the ethernet in between the vga and hdmi ports because LOL WHO USES ETHERNET ON LAPTOPS?!
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For those who want to know the exact specs, here's your deal:
HP let slip a three Ivy Bridge notebook models by VR-Zone.com -
2012 Pavilion dv6/dv7 = refreshing design that doesn't steal design cues from the Macbook. Inferior build quality is a given because of lower pricing.
I'd be more than happy with both to be honest. Just can't decide which one I should finally get is all. Guess it'll be up to the reviews. -
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I've used ethernet with my laptop...when I was putting off the purchase of a new wireless router, when I couldn't get the wireless adapter to work for a little while, and when I've been chained to a desk (so to speak).
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man this sucks. I received my dv7 late january, didn't have the patience for these ones. How much of a difference do we expect with the 650m compared to the 7690? Games are fine, but can't stand those hiccups radeons seem to have. And the design quality has some obvious issues, i see spaces in the chasis. And yeah, it feels weird not to have a backlit keyboard on a 1200 dollar laptop. Should i sell my current laptop and grab this one?
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My guess is that the 650m is at least 35% faster, maybe 40 or 45%. The 640m, of which there are benchmarks available, is already 20%, maybe 25%, faster than the 7690m.
[edit] Nevermind. Maybe the 640m isn't that much faster; it depends on the benchmark. It looks like the 640m is about the same speed in most games.
[edit2] Aack! It's complicated by the availability of both GDDR3 and GDDR5 for the 640m and 650m. I forgot about that. So the 650m, (with GDDR5, which is what HP will offer), still might be significantly faster than the 7690m. -
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Ahhh, I spent close to 1300 dollars last month. I was not expecting a drastic jump in the GPU, knew about the Ivy Bridge. That's the reason I pulled the trigger. Much rather have an nvidia than deal with Radeon and the various opengl issues it has.
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do u think it might be possible that the dv6 will have gtx 660m or the radeon equiv in envy 15?
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The 7690M with GDDR5 score P1550. So a GT 650M with DDR3 memory score about 40% better. There will also be a GDDR5 version of GT 650M.
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Yeah, im not buying one of these new laptops if they have only DDR3 650m's because ill feel ripped off.
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Juggar DV7 will have 650M DDR5
HP Pavilion dv7-7000 Entertainment Notebook PC series specifications - HP Products for Home and Home Office products -
I am not so good with benchmark numbers, where does this put the gt 650m in terms of the 500ms
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I looked at the 3DMark11 score of the gtx 560m and its avg is 2051.5, the 650 with ddr3 is faster than gtx 560m??? I wonder what it will be with ddr5...unless i read the benchmark numbers wrong -
BUT GT 650M will only have a 128bit which means it will be slower than a GTX 560M in 1080p. But 650M will shine in 1366x768 and 1600x900 gaming.
And that HP Pastapvz is linking to is a GT 650M with GDDR5, which means much faster than the 650M tested above.
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damn i wanted to be gaming at 1080p :|
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Even the GT 650M with DDR3 might be good enough to play some games @ 1080p. Heck it might play many if you lower the detail settings. But for god sakes go for GDDR5 version if you have the chance -
yay there is hope LOL. how well/easily do u think the cards will overclock
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That is an unknown quantity at this point. Too early to tell but I guess as with recent cards, good chance of high OC.
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How much do you guys think these new laptops will be? I want a i7,1080p and 650m.
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interesting interesting... I am happy now that I didnt pull the trigger for the asus g53sw deal on black friday.
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this is nice! I was gonna get a dv6 deal on Staples last week...guess I'm gonna wait until this comes out.
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For example, when Anandtech.com reviewed the Acer with the 640m with GDDR3, it had 90% of the 560m's 3dMark 11 score, but was generally well behind that in games. -
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If the GT 640M setup had also a Quad you would have seen much more even results
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so when do u guys think these new laptops are gonna be out for sale?
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April 8 order, April 29 ship date.
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probably around the same as the present models, or maybe at the very beginning a bit more expensive but after that around the same.
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Yeah I would say around the same base price (so $600-ish). I don't see HP raising the price since all the premium features (e.g. backlit keyboard) are probably optional.
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What are your guys guesses on the heat generated by these models? I know HP fix the overheating issues with the last models but from what i read they still ran pretty warm. Do you guys think the gt 650m will run cooler the HD 6770/7690m? Nvidia seems to be pushing for that but it should be a significantly stronger chip.
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HP cooling solutions are mostly designed exactly to the TDP and hardly have allowance for any more heat. Especially those high end ones.
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any news if the envy is getting the same refresh on the 8th?
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Added some new details about the upcoming refresh for the dm4 (with Intel HM77 and AMD graphics!)
UPDATED (WITH VIDEOS): dm4 / dv4 / dv6 / dv7 / g4 / g6 / g7 Notebooks (2012 Mosaic)
Discussion in 'HP' started by justinkw1, Feb 25, 2012.