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    Chinese benchmarks: 7xxxM vs GTX-675M/560M

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by spectroplasm, May 7, 2012.

  1. spectroplasm

    spectroplasm Notebook Consultant

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    The title pretty much sums it up, here are a couple of shots I found by skimming over the chinese sites. the performance is very promising indeed. I thought this would be nice for those who are still waiting for the 7970 :)
    for those who are apt at reading chinese here is the direct link to the site
    enorth website

    ***saved it all in one huge jpg file***
    enjoy :)
    [​IMG]

    ok here are some bits on the 600M series of nvidia:
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    *** Update***
    [​IMG]
    if that 20000 3Dmark score is real for the GTX680 I'd say what a pity :( :( they'd better step it up a notch.

    *** Update 2***
    taken from a Polish site today here is the source: website
    [​IMG]

    *** Update 3***
    GTX660 infopage
    [​IMG]

    more info to come later :).
     
    spectroplasm, May 7, 2012
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  2. spectroplasm

    spectroplasm Notebook Consultant

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    oh fark! I'll get those pics back up for the 7xxx series they disappeared :(
     
    spectroplasm, May 7, 2012
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    Waiting joyfully :D
     
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    Pics...where are you!
     
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  5. spectroplasm

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    there back up now :) the site didn't support hotlinking the images so I saved it inside 1 big jpg file in photoshop and reupped to a free hosting site :)
     
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    there's your uncle Rep.
     
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  7. spectroplasm

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    Thanks for the rep :). I'm checking more to see if they'd spit some N13E-GTX specs and maybe hidden benchies :) who knows, these chinese men always seem to get those things out beforehand
     
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    They manufacture them...they know stuff. Im sure they know about everything we dont know.
     
    b0b1man, May 7, 2012
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    NICE mobile gpus are at the point where they can play all the games at max at 1080p at good fps! Though one thing, the title of your thread seems like the GTX 675m and 560m are the same. The GTX 675m = GTX 580m. That is all.
     
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  10. spectroplasm

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    yea I know the 675 is a 580, what I meant was 560m to 675m. check the first post :) I got some screens (I hope to find more on this) of the gtx680m benched in 3DMark 11 (stock and Oc'ed).
     
    spectroplasm, May 7, 2012
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    It's hard enough to wait for the 7970M ! I want it more now :(
     
    Saodexan, May 7, 2012
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    hang in there buddy, you're not the only one waiting for the card :), most everyone here is on waiting mode for it. Suspense is very hard isn't it? :)
     
    spectroplasm, May 7, 2012
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    Official specs are out at the AMD website too. 7700m, 7800m

    The desktop 7770, which the 7870m is based off of, scores around 3150 in 3dmark11 (graphics only). The 7770 is clocked 20% lower, so it should score around 2500, which puts it at around 10% faster than the 660m, which scores around 2300.
     
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    Yes the 7700m and 7800m are on AMD's site. one interresting thing is that the HD4000 on the new processors are pretty fast themselves too, completely replacing out the 630/540 nvidias with fewer transistor counts. Who knows maybe next year intel will pop back in the GFX game and replace the lower end to mid range (dare I dream) graphics solutions for us laptop users. :)
     
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    Hmmm... no 192-bit GPUs this time around?
     
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    For every Pre-release review out of China 10 men involved end up rotting in prison :p
     
    bn880, May 7, 2012
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    I guess not it would either be 256 or 128 or lesser
     
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    When will the lower numbered 7xxx series become available? Or is the 7970 the only option outside of Nvidia for the foreseeable future?
     
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    I guess the effort is appreciated, but every single image in the first post was already in the other 600M/7000M discussion threads ages ago. Even the 680M Futuremark run is almost a month old. Sorry.
    It's cheating to not max out the 7950's overclock as well. It can hit 1Ghz easily, at which point their biased result becomes moot.

    You can't deny the beastliness of the 7970M, though.
     
    Kevin, May 7, 2012
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    I just can't believe the 7970M can OC that much...
     
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    nevertheless, it's a good year for tech enthusiasts like us
     
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    they perform like hotrods :) wonderful!!
     
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    Wow! The ATI 7970M does indeed look very impressive! Seems like that's the GPU I'll be going for after all! :)
     
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    Where do you find any 7970m crossfire benchies though..? That's what I'm most interested in tbh
     
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    Ask Eurocom, they have 7970m xfire setup


    Sent from my wholly molly new iPad using Tapatalk
     
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    Wish I didn't need the Cuda cores!!!
     
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    Curious if anyone knows how much you can safely OC a GTX 675m in P150EM ??
     
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    Thx for posting these picts
     
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    The most we managed to squeeze out of one was 20% overclocking. Anything higher wound up artifacting and crashing the system.
     
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    Does it run hot to the point that it would shorten the lifespan of it? Do you think the GTX 670m can OC more than 20% safely?

    I want to OC 15-30% if I can anywhere in that range with the 675 or 670 I'd be happy; but I'm not sure if it will shorten the lifespan of the card or not?

    Thanks for the help though +REP for sure!
     
    micahmatthew, May 25, 2012
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    temps with our 20% OC were hovering around 89-91C. Not too bad really.

    Overclocking may shorten the lifespan a little, I really can't say how much but it generally is due to the heat.
     
    Heihachi_1337, May 26, 2012
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    Yep around that, it won't exceed 91C thanks to the Turbo fan mode :D
     
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    Gah; I feel like the 670m is better value for your money compared to the 675m; considering it only hits low 70's while gaming it could OC 20% up to 675m speeds and be about the same temp as a stock 675m?
     
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    Not really, considering the 675M upgrade over the 670M was a complete steal, as previously the 570M -> 580M was about $400 for higher clocks.
     
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    $180 for a 15-20% performance increase in FPS is pretty weak.

    I'm just going to have to wait for the 7970m, I got it for a $250 upgrade from GTX 660m because I pre ordered May 1, but now it's delayed and I have to wait a few more weeks even....

    But $250 for a 60% performance increase is much better :p

    I really want to be able to play BF3 Ultra at 1080p, and next year be able to run new games on High; and when Unreal Engine 4 games come out I want to play on Medium at least :/ Might have to get a desktop in 2 years for that though haha.
     
    micahmatthew, May 27, 2012
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