The ASIC scale for each model is different. Even though GTX970M, GTX980M & GTX980 are all GM204 they don't bin them the same way. ASIC is set only after (at the end) they have been binned to be a GTX 980, so we can't compare a GTX980M ASIC to a GTX 980 ASIC.
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so that asic scale is based on a gaussean bell curve of a specific batch/model of gpus? thus the best are set to 100% and the rest calculated down accordingly...
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TBH, I have no idea how its originally calculated, but by looking at the ASIC, vBIOS tables as well as voltage of a LOT of GPUs we can reverse it and bring things into perspective.
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I think exactly how the scale is set can change as some people get over 100% on occasion. It matters little of course when you are clocking well.
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over 100%
dayum, lucky bastards
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From what we have seen, cards with very high ASIC do run high clocks at very low voltage but do not scale accordingly with higher overvolts, instead they just crash at one point.deepfreeze12, TomJGX, ajc9988 and 1 other person like this.
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so you're still confident the OC ability of M980?
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You can only really compare the ASIC between cards of the same target model.Last edited: Oct 18, 2015
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understood, thanks
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There is always some sort of trade off in engineering.TomJGX likes this. -
Configuration too good as I have a question that is its form yet
Alienware somewhat similar style as not see the logo
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Thanks, but I think I can answer the question myself.........again.
Hey, it will be closer to our official launch date - they will get the review model shortly but I expect the review release date will be early November!TomJGX, deepfreeze12, Beaker920 and 2 others like this. -
Thx for info! Can´t wait
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Little Teaser:
http://forum.techinferno.com/desktop-hardware/11201-introducing-desktop-laptop-eurocom-sky-x9.html
Just keep in mind that those numbers are made with my Mod and don't represent stock results.
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Oh man its seriously hard to not press that order button on an SLI 980m version! I did about choke on the price difference for 4k. Cant wait to see the reviews.
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Okay so, better pricing than GT80S @ EUROCOM LOL
Alienware can't even build their computers and have a 330W hard limit
This comes with a Skylake DESKTOP CPU, GSYNC (which means <60fps will feel smoother than <60fps on any of its competitors), PREMA support
Man.... just insane. Nothing comes close. Nothing.TomJGX, deepfreeze12, jaybee83 and 1 other person like this. -
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I'm aware but the others are limited to 60. >60 will be obviously better, even if it wasn't gsync.
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who cares about stock?
good job as always prema
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Not true. Alienware m18x R1 came with a 450 watt power supply if you had dual GPU. Seems to me that Clevo should have a larger PS option if you want to overclock.hmscott likes this.
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This system is using two 330W PSUs.
In our tests even a single one was not quitting on us with 1450Mhz GPU core, 2000Mhz vRAM, 4.5Ghz CPU core and 2667Mhz RAM.
Two are only really required once you go full blast or SLI...
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Those green LED on the back of the screen panel are hideous.
And for F sakes, why is there is a G Sync option? How is this still such a thing? Why is Clevo being asshats. Why is this not standard, a given, and expected feature for ALL MAXWELL capable GPUs? This should not be an upgrade, no cost whatsoever.
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Seems to me Clevo should do a lot of things. Like not sell $2000 laptops with speaker buzzing. Or G-Sync standard. Or eDP IPS displays standard. Or thin/lighter PS. The 330 is a cement block, nvm a brick. OMG, the speaker buzzing is driving me insane.
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@Ethrem - thread crapping. He's all over multiple threads complaining about the zm without being on topic for the thread...
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The Hotkey App has 7 color options as well as breathing and of course the option to switch them off.
As for g-sync, that's nvidia for you.
It's their way of milking their product.
The only choice Clevo reseller and other companies like MSI, Asus etc have is to only offer the g-sync versions as standard and not even carry the non g-sync models and some already do it that way. But they still have to pay more for them because of nvidia. And then there is the thing that not all screens are licensed.Last edited: Oct 20, 2015 -
I am not a happy customer. I am pissed.
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Because Clevo is doing the same stupid crap they did with ZM. And blaming Nvidia for it, eh... I don't see it that way. I'll be happy to crap on Clevo until they start offering what should be standard for $2000 laptops, like G-Sync or simply, speaker that doesn't F'ing buzz!
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Okay? But this is the P870DM thread, your problem is with your ZM not here in the P870DM thread.deepfreeze12, jaybee83 and ajc9988 like this.
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Does anyone have details on the 4k screen such as refresh rate at 4k and 1080p? I would hate to pay the extra and have low refresh rate or burly resolution at the lower than native settings.
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60 @ 4k, don't know at 1080.
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G-Sync as standard? Its an upgrade, because nVidia charges extra money for it. For a technology that needs nearly nothing and is free of charge for AMD-GPUs.
Making G-Sync standard just means that everyone has to pay more, even the guys that don't want to. Next time, please read before you blame without reason. Thanks!DreDre, deepfreeze12, TomJGX and 1 other person like this. -
It will be 60hz @ 4k and 1080p. You might be able to overclock it to around 65-67hz max at 1080p. It will have a 100% AdobeRGB color gamut though and is looking to be a awesome display, especially if it also gets G-Sync certification.
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If you are so dissatisfied with Clevo; How about buying a Aw / MSI or Asus with BGA hardware next time? Alienware has not even the G-sync screen. Two ram slots tempts as well?Last edited: Oct 20, 2015deepfreeze12, Bullrun, TomJGX and 3 others like this.
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Agreed, my thoughts exactly.. Zymphad put up or shut up.. I don't know what all your grief about GSync is but as someone with a non-GSync system like myself, your not missing anything...ThFlying1diot, jaybee83, deepfreeze12 and 1 other person like this.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
MSI don't have G-Sync as standard at all either, even some models of the GT72 don't have it. Nvidia charges a licensing fee for it.
Since there is a cost for a feature that can be there or not offering the choice to consumers is the positive thing for sager/clevo to do.ThFlying1diot and DreDre like this. -
If my life depended on it, I would have bet my m18x came with a 450 watt PS. But your right, only a 330. Still, one PS over having to lug around two would have been a nice option. Wonder if it is a real world limitation or one based upon making us buy two power supplies to get full potential with the P870DMKommando likes this.
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Meaker@Sager Company Representative
The original Alienware systems could be modded to use two bricks (no official support from dell for this), then in the later revisions (much to Mr. Fox's distaste) they limited the power draw at the input to the motherboard so they were totally beholden to the 330W limit.
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Most likely, Dell will continue with the limited power draw at the input to the motherboard if they're launching a new Aw18R2 model or a new 17 with desktop graphics performance
. This will be a NO NO for overclockers.
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Certainly of the kind round here.
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Those interested in the EUROCOM SKY X9 may find this interesting.
3DMark 11: GTX 980 video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-6700K,EUROCOM SKY X9 - P17060 3DMarks
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Thanks for doing this, both you and Prema
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+1
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I'm reading about this in three places now. Mass coverage.
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I think Mr. Jobs met his match in you. After reading your review, besides my despise for 17 inchers (no offence) i'm convinced this is the laptop......sorry, Super Desktop i need..GOOD JOBLast edited: Oct 21, 2015deepfreeze12, Mr. Fox, ajc9988 and 3 others like this. -
Great Scott! Computers in the future are powerful!
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