Asus ROG G55 & G75 in April with gtx 670m

[Riddhy916]

Asus: ?Ivy Bridge?-Notebooks mit Nvidias ?Kepler? ab April - 12.01.2012 - ComputerBase












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[perfectblue]

Exciting news!!! Atlast ASUS are improving 1 grade ahead of G74 GPU.

I wonder what the MSI will come up with! Maybe G680M 4GB GDDR5??

[stege]

Wow. This is good news. Although I was expecting a competition for that 580GTX equipped MSI. Guess 670M will have to do.

[Yiddo]

That is top news if that turns out to be the case I will believe it when I see it mind.

If it does happen then I could be coming home in time for the 770M

[Cloudfire]

I love the design of the G75. It looks good

[JehutyZeroshift]

Pretty much looks the same with the G74, though the specs are really exciting!

[stege]

Guys, if we were to give credit to this than GTX 670M is the actualized GTX 560M (192bit) The "true" upgraded part would have been the GTX 675M (256bit).

I love ROG notebooks, mine has been nothing but a delight to use. But I need something with more oomph as replacement. Perhaps MSI or Alienware? .....

ASUS, please offer G75/G55 with GTX 670/675/680M !!!!!!!!

[Tyo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoLDR5kGlK0

I hope the gpu will be much better than my current ati 6970 because I'm starting to wish for a laptop to be as quiet as the Asus G line.

[octiceps]

Guys, if we were to give credit to this than GTX 670M is the actualized GTX 560M (192bit) The "true" upgraded part would have been the GTX 675M (256bit).

I love ROG notebooks, mine has been nothing but a delight to use. But I need something with more oomph as replacement. Perhaps MSI or Alienware? .....

ASUS, please offer G75/G55 with GTX 670/675/680M !!!!!!!!

Well, at this point, these are all rumors, but I really hope ASUS steps it up with the GPUs in their ROG notebooks. They haven't made a significant GPU upgrade since the Mobility 5870 in the G73JH released 2 years ago. As far as I know, the subsequent GTX 460M and 560M have only offered similar performance.

Unless the new Kepler architecture turns out to be a significant improvement over Fermi, it's looking to me like the GTX 670m that's coming out in the G55/G75 is going to occupy the same spot in the nVidia hierarchy as the current GTX 560M, which is two steps down from the top-of-the-line.

[sarge_]

Great, another 192-bit GPU.