Clevo 2019

I'll wait lol. In the meantime I'll upgrade my lenovo y910 all in one with an rtx 2080 and an i7 8700. I love that 1440p 144hz panel never knew the difference in refresh rate until I actually saw it in games

 

Some new Clevo RTX laptops:
https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/optimusIX-rtx-15/

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/defianceV-rtx-17/

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/octaneVI-17/

The laptop in the last link can be specced out with a 9900K and an RTX 2080.

 

Can't say I am massively feeling it just now for myself.

 

You've basically got the same system as me, just the same components in a newer laptops with an insanely powerful 8th cpu

Whilst my cpu is 'decent' at best lol. I I were you i would love to upgrade, you must get all the newest stuff for free!

 

Coming from a 24/7 5Ghz Hex core I am not going to see much movement CPU wise and ray tracing is not doing it for me at the moment. I will see what takes my fancy in a bit.

 

seems like we're getting old meaker haha upgrade itch ain't what it used to be although i'm currently in the midst of an upgrade cycle haha

 

Oh there are upcoming interesting things, just not this release for me.

 

cmon meaker, spill it! u cant just give us a taste and then leave us hanging like that

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NDA!!!

 

pshhhhhht! u dont say! it was worth a try haha

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According to china market, they cannot show any pictures of rtx mobile before 29 january. Price allready showed like 600$ for 2070 and 1000$ for 2080

 

1000$, wow.

 

Lol, keep telling yourself that.

 

of course i will haha

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I know this isn't related to the topic but is the gtx 870m still a decent GPU (I got one for free...). I want to do an mxm upgrade on my ancient acer.

And would it bottleneck a i7 720qm with 8gb of ram at 1080p?

 

if at all, its the other way around: the cpu could potentially be bottlenecking the gpu at least its a quadcore though. hard to say, really, but an 870M is definitely a sweet upgrade for a machine of that era! (if compatible, of course)

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I would consider putting a i7 920xm in it too. They should be affordable today. Put some LM on it to compensate for the crappy heatsink design and enjoy your new pimped oldtimer on nitro!

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Oh I already have a 940xm but the heat output is way to much for both GPU and cpu combined for the fan to get rid off. Even with liquid metal temps are high on the i7 720qm reaching 70c. I can only imagine this getting significantly worse with a 870m + 940xm installed considering that is a 100w tdp card whilst the 940xm is a 55w tdp processor, which let's be honest is ******** (its MUCH higher than that) but at least I have the comfort of saying that Intel didn't hold off on this one . Nvidia really ****ed up though on that generation, power consumption is insane, but I'm not complaining if I can lower the wattage to around 90 or 85w by undervolting whilst being stable on stock clocks. Don't want the motherboard blowing up either. 100w mxm card in a 50w type a slot

 

Also I got a gtx 1070 working in this acer so I'm 100% sure it's compatible as long as it has a clevo or dell vbios, which it does.

 

Does anyone know if rtx 2080 sli laptops will eventually be coming out for clevo? I know they didn't announce any at Ces 2019 but still holding out hope.

 

No. Clevo has ended the P870 chassis due to there being no multi-GPU (technically "NVLink" not SLI) for mobile RTX. P775 will be their top dog going forwards

 

@CaerCadarn you probably didn't know this but the gtx 1050 mobile is actually a rebranded 870m with lower tdp and higher efficiency.

 

That is absolutely not true. They are completely different GPUs, GK104 vs. GP107.

 

Why do they have the same hardware ids?

Being: 1199

I maybe wrong but I'm curious as to why previous hardware ids are being used.

 

Beats me

 

Performance wise they are pretty much the same but Pascal is more efficient as DaMafiaGamer stated.

So this statement is valid enough for me !

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I don't know how but the 870m benchmarks are better than average. This motherboard is handling a 100w tdp card with ease. GPU core temps are only reaching high 70s. I'm afraid the motherboard may fry at any moment with the amount of watts this thing is taking.

 

I did put a 560M into my 7738G but a vbios but stopped it from properly clocking up. Ran a 7770M in the end with a QS9200 at 3.2Ghz.

 

++RTX with larger resolution please!

My needs are graphical/CAD/design/creative/mapping business and gaming. GTX 1070 is currently pretty good, the RTX 2060 (apparent equivalent to GTX 1070 Ti) with larger than 1080p (anything at any Hz) would be an awesome mobile and featured config, great performance, and attractively priced!

17.3"
Thin bezel, thin laptop
3K or 4K
60Hz/120Hz/144Hz <- as a business and gaming user happy to sacrifice Hz for Resolution
16:9 or 16:10 ratio
RTX 2060 for value

Then, in 2021, will trade in for a RTX 3000, with 4k / 144Hz, no-bezel

 

???????

 

Just watch the lower vram on the 2060.

 

Surfing around and found this interesting news on Clevo website about showing new products

https://www.clevo.com.tw/clevo_newsdetail.asp?id=252&lang=en

I wonder if they will be the same things as seen in CES 2019

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Probably just showing the full line up of new machines.

 

Looks like bigger pics of the P970 have surfaced online.
Not too pleased with one less usb type-a port.

 

Alleged P9 cooling change, fan & speaker changes

 

The new fans are pretty neat, but I struggle to see how the updated heatsink is any sort of notable improvement.

 

It seems to take advantage on the reported lighter cooling requirements of RTX, while also slightly improving the situation for the CPU by adding a third, shared heat pipe.

 

It seems we will see a new trackpad in P970 as well

https://www.synaptics.com/company/news/clevo-securepad-gamma

https://t.cj.sina.cn/articles/view/6078184606/16a49bc9e00100fp5z?from=tech&subch=&vt=4

Also, I wonder how good the new cooling system compare to vapor chamber with single GPU in P870

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I'm down for the p650 remake! PB5 has my name on it!

i5 8300h
RTX 2060
144hz
MUX!

I don't want much but this has about all I would need

 

news about RTX clevo cards. their form factor should be the same of old GTX 1xxx clevo cards
http://www.eurocom.com/ec/modelsg(7)MobileSupercomputers

 

Welcome to yesterday's news

 

Wow, too much work for me these days, I didn't know that. I'm late to the party

 

Look at all the new model threads in the owners lounge.

 

I guess those are good news for who are interested in upgrades.

 

I'm personally waiting on the P970 to replace my P650. Comparing size, the P970 is actually very close in dimensions to the P650 due to the reduced bezel size. It's only 1cm wider, but very similar depth and much thinner.

 

Does it have a MUX switch too?

 

Unsure at the moment, but it doesn't appear that way. There's no G-Sync models and there's no reference to a MUX switch. It may become irrelevant if Intel actually get around to deploying a FreeSync compatible driver as the Intel GPU would then be responsible for Adaptive Sync anyway.

 

I guess so. The bad news is that NVIDIA’s top dog in Mobile MXM graphics (RTX280) is castrated (no balls) vs. the desktop version. Come with 50% less power headroom.

 

It's the same for all the RTX mobile models, all power starved, with the 2080 given little chance in most models to even reach the previous 1080 model OC peaks in performance, but worse it'll be the same for each performance level GPU.

It may be each 20xx mobile GPU will perform as the previous 10xx model performed, maybe a bit shifted up in the best powered / cooled models, the same or worse in the thinnest laptops.

It's gonna take some work to " Polish the Turing" mobile GPU's enough to be "better" than the 10 series. I'm sure benchmarks will be found to show improvement - briefly before they thermal / power throttle, I hope the new owners feel they got a good deal after they get them home.

And, MSI's versions look as high-priced as ever:

MSI GeForce RTX Gaming Laptops
https://cukusa.com/laptops/coming-soon/geforce-rtx-20-series/msi-geforce-rtx-gaming-laptops.html

 

I'll just wait to see how good or bad are Clevo version of those GPUs to analyze if it worth to upgrade my GTX1070.