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Old 04-10-2009, 12:54 AM   #1
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Default The GTX 280M Overclocking and Benchmarking Results Thread

Last Updated: 5/31/09

Anything and everything related to the GTX 280M goes here!


Specifications for the GTX 280M:

*55nm fabrication
*754 Million Transistors
*128 Unified Shader
*585 Mhz Core Clock
*1463 Mhz Shader Clock
*800/950 Mhz Memory Clock
*75 Watt Power Consumption
*DX10, Shader Model 4.0 Support
*SLi Compatible

It's important to note their are 2 types of the GTX 280M, MXM 2.1 and MXM 3.0. Memory clock speed for 2.1 is 800 mhz stock, while memory clock speed is 950 mhz for 3.0. Clevo M570TU/ETU uses the MXM 2.1 version, Clevo D900f and M980nu use the MXM 3.0 version. The M980nu supports SLi GTX 280M.

Now that I have equipped my NP5797 with the fastest mobile CPU available, the 2.53 ghz QX9300, I am ready to give the GTX 280M a thorough test. Here are the conditions at which I ran all of the benchmarks:

*Nvidia's latest 185.85 drivers (with native 280M support).
*QX9300 is overclocked to 2.93 ghz.
*I am using Oile's overvolted 280M bios, for 1.05v.
*The 280M is clocked at 625/1625/1000 for every benchmark, unless noted otherwise.
*The resolution is 1680 x 1050 for every benchmark, unless noted otherwise.
*64 bit when applicable
*All retail games updated with latest patch

Why only overclocked results? Because I support extracting every bit of potential from your system while retaining stability. That's what this thread is all about! I may eventually add stock clocks if it's deemed necessary, but that takes time.

Crysis

GPU Benchmark

DX9 Medium: 58.065
DX9 High: 30.765

DX10 Medium: 50.085
DX10 High: 31.73
DX10 Very High: 18.68



CPU Benchmark

DX9 Medium: 59.55
DX9 High: 31.75

DX10 Medium: 46.64
DX10 High: 30.18
DX10 Very High: 19.155



Crysis Warhead

DX9 Mainstream: 61.41
DX9 Gamer: 32.12
DX9 Enthusiast: 20.94

DX10 Mainstream: 48.48
DX10 Gamer: 29.11
DX10 Enthusiast: 17.89



Far Cry 2 (Ranch Long)

DX10 Ultra 0x AA: 45.30



DX10 Very High 4x AA: 42.32



Devil May Cry 4 Demo

DX10 Super High Quality 0x AA

Scene 1: 116.49
Scene 2: 82.97
Scene 3: 143.37
Scene 4: 82.00
Average: 106.20



World in Conflict Demo

High Settings: min 21 max 66 avg 37



Very High Settings: min 16 max 50 avg 28



Grand Theft Auto 4 (with ultimate graphic's tweak)

Built-in benchmark

maximum settings: 39.16
tweaked settings: 44.21

FRAPS 10 minutes of gameplay, second island

maximum settings: min 14 max 43 avg 25.945
tweaked settings: min 19 max 104 avg 29.798

Fallout 3

FRAPS 10 minutes of gameplay, roaming in the wasteland

Ultra Settings 4x AA 15x AF

min 0? max 63 avg 42.78

Bioshock

FRAPS 10 minutes of gameplay in "Smuggler's Hideout"

DX10 High Settings

min 48 max 167 avg 91.417

Call of Duty: World at War

FRAPS 10 minutes of gameplay on "Eviction", many deaths lol, and a fallout 3 exe in the background by accident

Maximum settings, 4x AA 16x AF

min 21 max 92 avg 48.525

S.T.A.L.K.E.R Clear Sky

FRAPS 10 minutes of gameplay, pitch black in the Cordon, moving with a stalker patrol

DX10 Enhanced Mode, maxmium settings besides Suny Rays on low and 0x AA

min 13 max 73 avg 39.014

Left 4 Dead

FRAPS 10 minutes of gameplay on Dead Air, part 1

Very high settings, 4x AA 16x AF

min 58 max 125 avg 85.076
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Old 04-10-2009, 12:58 AM   #2
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Default Re: The GTX 280M Overclocking and Benchmarking Results Thread

Some corrections:
the M570TU is also confirmed to support the card. XoticPC has confirmed the option to purchase the card for the system.

You may want to have a mod change your thread title if you want it to be the catch all GTX 280m thread. Something like " *** Official GTX 280M Thread *** " Instead of making it all about OCing and benching.

If it is to be the catch all GTX 280m thread, you may want to remove speculations. I like to keep things in a wiki-like format.

Since NBR has incredible SEO, its possible this thread could become one of the top results for those who search google for GTX 280m.

Thanks for the thread. Sorry for bickering.
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I am curios on want VRAM the 280M hold. Maybe they've upgrade to 0.9 timings and we can break the 1 Ghz stable freq. clock.

EDIT: I apologise for the triple post. My internet had some problems and it accidentally triple posted.
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Hi

Is it possible to change my 9800 M GTX in to a GTX 280M?

An where can I by a GTX 280M?:

Ich have a: QGX7; Intel® Core 2 Quad Q9650 (4*3,00 Ghz); 9800M GTX, 4Gb DDR2; Vista Black Edition 2009,
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New status: Phase 4 (Order Shipped)
Some additional notes placed on your order:

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why 1680x1050?
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Because I don't need 1920 x 1200 for regular apps, and games will run optimally at native res for a longer time than if I chose 1920 x 1200.
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Because I don't need 1920 x 1200 for regular apps, and games will run optimally at native res for a longer time than if I chose 1920 x 1200.
that may be the case, but WUXGA is useful when playing low-intensive games like Red Alert 3, Neverwinter Nights, and I'm predicting Starcraft 2 and Diablo 3. Additionally blue-ray movies.

So...anyone got the GTX 280m yet?
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Should have mine Tuesday. Supposedly it was one of the first two that shipped from PCtorque.
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