I have been waiting and waiting and waiting for AMD to finally release a true upgrade to my 7970m and not just a rename. Of course now I fear I will be unable to update due to no driver/bios support. Does anyone have information to the contrary?
I'm thinking my next gaming laptop will be a MSI so I can actually upgrade it down the road.
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Oh, alternate future, it could turn out that the m390x is a smoking piece of re-badged shat again. Initial press indicates otherwise but we shall see.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
No way of knowing until it is launched and tested.
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M390X is a M295X rebadge based on the GPU-Z from Computex that was posted and thus will not come in MXM form. You're better off getting a 970M or 980M which will run both cooler and faster.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
I do wonder if we are getting fury x in mxm. I'd be interested in how it would do.
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I think you mean Fury Nano. Fury X is unfeasible.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
It's all the same chip but I would not disable any units as that hurts more than it helps.
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Is it confirmed somewhere that it's the same chip? 100W TDP difference and single fan air cooler vs CLLC seems to indicate otherwise.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
They are running it hard in the x. Drop the clocks and voltage and I'm sure the power will fall a decent amount.
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100W doe. And 1050 MHz is not hard. Supposedly Fury X will have quite a bit of OC headroom according to AMD which means they aren't pushing it that hard. 290X was 1000-1050 MHz out of the box depending on reference or aftermarket and had little OC headroom (at least compared to Maxwell) even when custom water cooled.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Oh desktop yes, but bad idea in the notebook, it will be the 480m all over again otherwise.
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So why are you wondering about Fury on mobile? You just answered your own question.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Your best chance is a lower clocked full chip but what clocks and how good it would be is a different matter.
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Oh, I can totally see it now. In order to bring that 275W Fury X down to 100W they run it at 400 MHz and 0.8V. We pay flagship mobile GPU price ($1000) for something which barely outperforms 7970M.
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That's it ! exactly
Or you can buy a wonderfull Nvidia, that will cost you the same, perform better......and lock you out of the fabulous overclocking world
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
We may have to wait a generation to start getting HBM on slightly more notebook friendly chip sizes.
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The R9 Nano is supposed to have 85-90% of the performance of the Fury X so it's probably using a Fiji XT running at 900MHz. They can probably get it down to about 100W at 600-750 MHz.
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Oh here comes @Link4 with his numbers again. As my old math teachers would say, "Show your work!"
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I don't have access to clockrate vs power usage graphs, and math doesn't work here so it's just an estimate. In any case my estimate is on the conservative side, I wouldn't be surprised if they managed to get Fiji running at 700-800MHz.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
It's best to wait and see regardless.
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The M390x is a rebranded 290X. Granted it is not a rebranded 7970m but it is a rebranded something.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
If you meant M290X then that was a rebranded 7970M, did you mean M295X?
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It appears that M390X is a rebranded M295X.
http://www.amd.com/en-us/products/graphics/notebook/r9-m200#
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Could be a copy and paste error. I've seen it before.
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About ready to just give up on this laptop stuff. Not planning on working in Iraq or Afghanistan ever again. Maybe a desktop build for my x-mas gift to myself?
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
You should always get the device that best suits your needs.
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clevo-extreme Company Representative
Don't forget about AMD on P150EM. Just upgarde to GTX 9xxM.
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A fellow NBR user found a full Tonga M295X card in MXM3.0b available for purchase. I wonder if it would run in a Clevo laptop.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
Hmz, only elpida memory chips though :/
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Is this even from AMD? No CF brigde and elpida, e?
Any hope of running a m390x in Clevo P150(EM)
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by aggie113, Jun 20, 2015.