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  1. 28th March 2012, 09:09 PM #31
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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

    Quote Originally Posted by Cloudfire View Post
    One thing that hits me when looking at game benches is that our hardcore mobile GPUs, 580M/675M/6970M/6990M is pretty weak compared to desktop GPUs. There are quite a few games we still can`t play in Ultra 1080p with 60FPS yet. And the list will only get bigger during the next years

    You`d think we would be there already with these massive 100W GPUs but no...
    where do the 580m and 6990m fall in performance under the 500s and 6000s of the desktop cards
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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

    Quote Originally Posted by PaKii94 View Post
    where do the 580m and 6990m fall in performance under the 500s and 6000s of the desktop cards
    Just below the desktop AMD 6870 and GTX 560 Ti
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  3. 28th March 2012, 10:00 PM #33
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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

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    In Quad-X-Fire too.. right..
    Quad??? come on man more like Penta Core


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  4. 29th March 2012, 07:24 AM #34
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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

    Any leaked map like the Kepler performance chart?
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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

    Quote Originally Posted by raymondjchin View Post
    Quad??? come on man more like Penta Core
    Man..it would take a laptop as wide as a baby-grand piano to put 5 MXMs in and the cooling gear.
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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

    Quote Originally Posted by yknyong1 View Post
    Any leaked map like the Kepler performance chart?








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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?



    Ah, 7970M then.
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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

    7970M WEEEEEEE

    Damn those guys at Samsung aint playing safe. They have stepped up with their gaming laptops for shure
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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

    Still, their 6970M gaming laptop is still considerably more expensive than a custom Clevo setup.
    I'm curious what they'll tag on this one.

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    Default Re: Buzz about mobile Kepler, but what happened to AMD Radeon HD7000M series?

    Quote Originally Posted by Cloudfire View Post
    7970M WEEEEEEE

    Damn those guys at Samsung aint playing safe. They have stepped up with their gaming laptops for shure
    Absolutely right. Samsung is in it to win it.

    Just 10 Years ago, if you asked someone what they thought of Samsung, they would have rated them a 2nd tier TV maker.

    Now, they are considered the top of the TV Foodchain, they give Apple a run for their money on several fronts.. And they have replaced Sony as "THE" multi-media company for the average Joe. That is astonishing.. it takes a lot of brave and calculated moves alike to get to this spot.

    Heck.. i just bought my Daughter a Samsung Laptop.. Its very nice and affordable.. Ask me even 5 years ago if i would consider a Samsung Machine and i would have said no-way.
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