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    gtx 680MX released to imacs.

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by scothu, Oct 29, 2012.

  1. scothu

    scothu Notebook Enthusiast

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    when will this be available for clevos!?
     
    scothu, Oct 29, 2012
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    I expected this.......to all gtx680m owners - your cards are already looking old now.

    Shaders: 1,344 vs 1,536
    TMUs: 112 vs 128
    Texture Rate: 80,6 Gtexel/s vs 92,2 Gtexel/s
    Memory Clock: 900mhz vs 1250mhz
    Bandwidth: 115,2 Gb/s vs 160,0 Gb/s

    Meh....I might end up not buying anything new after all. Marketing just plain sucks.
     
    b0b1man, Oct 29, 2012
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    There is always a bigger fish ;)
     
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    Sweet! Now I can play Photoshop with all of the graphics!
     
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    There will always be new cards coming out, even within the same generation. Look back at the HD 4000 series. I remember both the HD 4770 that came out a few months after the original series launch, and the HD 4890 that came out almost a full year after the original series launch.
     
    TrantaLocked, Oct 29, 2012
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