Here are the benchmarks as promised, the Crysis scores looks wierd to me, and I would like to note that Crysis was enjoyably playable. and I didnt see any sections were it dropped out and became stuttery.
Batman AA 1920x1080 No AA - All High and Physx Max:
Min: 22
Avg: 39
Max: 53
Crysis 1920x1080 No AA - All High
Min:0
Avg: 25.2
Max: 172
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Clevo has the 5870 driver on there site so it sure is a done deal now
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There is word that a mobile Fermi derivative will come in June-Q3...
http://twisted-reviews.com/nvidia-is-going-to-use-optimus-with-all-new-mobile-fermi/
While I would chock this up to the rumour machine at work, it mentions the TDP (and mentions it's pretty high). That got some attention. Anyway, now you know.
Too many problems with the ATI cards for me. ATI seems to be an eternal story of "don't worry it'll get fixed in the next driver" of some bug or another. I don't think the green side is all roses. Just in what I've read it may not be as fast, but it's far more likely to just run, which has a lot of weight with me. DX11 however is a major shift and worth having. So Nvidia better get with that in the mobile program or I'll be eating my hat and getting CF 5870's anyway, risk or not -
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That news was posted on February 11th. Hopefully it stays accurate to the end of this week. Mobile Fermi would be a deal pleaser. Filling the GTX 380M moniker with a Fermi based mobile GPU, then called GTX 480M, will be the MR 5870's demise. This goes well with the announced launch date of the desktop GTX 480.
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100W is a lot of power. I'd be p*ssed off if Nvidia couldn't keep it low.
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For a while there, I was annoyed with nvidia and was planning on only buying Ati's. I've been looking at the mr 5870's a lot. But now that I realize just how cpu dependent Ati's are, I actually prefer nvidia. I find it crazy that I can run games better with a T5750 and an 8600m gt than I can with a T6600 and 3670.
I hope this wait is worth it, the wait for i7 definitely was.
@FXi... Maybe I'll just get a 120hz lcd. I'm willing to pay what I thought was a lot for an oled screen, but right now waiting this out sounds like a grand idea. I could always just buy an oled screen instead of a new laptop and nail it to the wall. -
and how much is the card ???
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Well that's a whole different story....
The D900F should be up for the task but I am not sure about the others, might require a bit of redesign. Anyway, the top end Fermi should be 100W, I am sure there will be 60 and 75W versions as well. -
Well.. I think I've waited long enough (been holding off this purchase for a long ing time now), so. I'm getting tired of it; the 5870 is looking food to me
Will see how it goes; won't do anything till after CeBit anyways, so.
EDIT: however, it never hurts to be curious; How long has the MXM 3.0b (that the w870 has) been out? As in, what are the chances that the mobile fermi will be using it, over say.. I don't know.. MXM 4.0 (if it even exists..)... -
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The MXM 3.0 has been around for less than a year now. It was introduced in summer 2009 and was expected to last as a standard for at least 3 years.
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The MR5870 chewed through any game I played with it on the G73.
VERY good mobile card. I am snatching one up for my W870 as soon as RJ puts them up on the site to purchase seperately.
Fermi may or may not be better. I know everyone is excited but when it comes to nvidia's mobile GPUs? Well, it needs to be shown to me that it will perform better without burning a hole through my leg
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I'm not sure that's fair, Sleey0
Equal or faster than CF 5870 seems.. highly unlikely.
If we're unlucky though, the "new" 300 series high-end cards (not the low end, we already know they're just old cards) will be respinned old cards as well.. As for the mobile GTX400 series..
Eh, well.. Seeing as the desktop 480 is EXPECTED to land roughly 10% ahead of the desktop 5870, assuming that the mobile version of only 100W (compared to desktop ish ~300W) will be equal to the desktop 5870 (800 streams * 2, not that simple; I know. But still.) is a .. wellUnlikely in my book.
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Well, if a mobile card is going to need that much juice from my system, it better be worth it and perform up to that requirement.
Otherwise, what's the point?
I will stick to the cool running and very power/heat friendly 5870
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Oh, no; CF/Sli is not the same as 2*the performance.
I was merely thinking how the imho "butchered" fermi core we're getting for the mobile market will not compare to the desktop variants. (I'm just assuming this.. but.. Come on, it's not just me thinking this, right?)
Tbh I'm still a bit bummered about the MR 5870 only having 800 spu's, I mean.. If they'd gone the way of the desktop 5830 (1200 spu's I think?) instead of the 5770 I would be a lot happier.
But wth, it's still a good gpu so
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Well, in that same thought I would have liked 1200 sp's with GDDR5 running on a 256-bit bus
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Damn them all!
On another note, I just .. checked eBay, and well. Found the 920XM for USD 600 w. free shipping (Compared to the USD 1100 from rjtech),
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Intel-Core-i7-920XM-Processor-2-0GHz-8m-1333_W0QQitemZ250590188854QQcmdZViewItemQQptZCPUs?hash=item3a5856d536#ht_6174wt_2275
Seems legit, and I really don't want an ES cpuThat would be a bummer. What do you think?
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If it's 100W but can yield 80% of the speed of xfire 5870, it would be a very viable alternative. A single solution that is nearly as fast as xfire is always preferable. Maybe the 75W version in SLi will top the 5870s in xfire. There is always that issue of power consumption though and given how much power the M17x already drains, I think nVidia will be out of the question. -
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Unless it has an RGB LED display, I won't be interested.When I was at AW HQ the engineer I spoke with did tell me their next notebook would blow me away so I'm expecting good things from them. I just hope it's not plastic because it seems he was hinting that AW is headed in that direction.
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Justin@XoticPC Company Representative
ATi 5870 now available on the Sager NP8690 and NP8760. ETA 3/5
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Justin@XoticPC Company Representative
I am checking into the Crossfire connection right now and will post a update once I get the confirmation.
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Justin let us know if we could get 2 5870s on any of the 17/18 inch Sagers anytime soon
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OMG JUSTIN!
You just made my day <3!!!
Going to place an order today/tomorrow
Also.. What is the point of the 30 day pixel guarantee warranty? I mean, supposedly I could just return the whole lappie based on the "Total satisfaction guarantee" if I found any dead pixels....???
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Seems we are all jumping to different systems together
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or just ordering a new gpu?
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Well, moo, quad, and I all went from M17x --> G73 --> now the W870
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Why'd you all leave the g73??
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Let's just say there are some reliability issues that scared us a little.
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In other words, the G73 sucked.
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No, it was prob the best system I have owned for the price point.
It just seems it was a REAL crapshoot with getting a good system. Normally that would not scare me away, but Asus doesn't have parts to fix them yet. So even with a great warranty you'll still be without a system for weeks.
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No one commented on my benchmark scores ?
Need clarification on the Crysis ones they look a little suspect. Ty Sorry for double posting and such.
RE GPU's: Hope what ever the new Nvidia is it is compatible with the 8690 and other MXM 3.0 slots. However the 5870 is the best card out there atm so makes scence to grab one if its an option. Personally I was to early with my purchase and got the 285M so I will be waiting for Nvidia's reply im hoping in the long run it will be beneficially as I haven't payed the extra (if any) for the ATI 5870. And that the new Nvidia series will beat the socks off it. -
Eh, I wouldn't pay ~$500 for the 5870, if I'm holding a 285M.
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Funny thing is, the 5870 is USD 55 less than the 285 when customizing
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When the new Nvidia card is available in a few months in the summer and tickles my fancy, I might pick it up. For sure the next generation card will work in the current notebook lineup. All questions have been addressed and the only ones left are what will this new card be and when it will come out. Later tonight I'm going to open up the BIOS and see if Clevo dumped any new microcodes that may hint towards a new card.
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. Knowing that 5xxx cards are that much better is a relief.
Does anyone have CLEVO with HD5870 ?
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by AndrewKW, Feb 26, 2010.