Pascal: What do we know? Discussion, Latest News & Updates: 1000M Series GPU's

Yeah..,, And no reason to gimp high TDP cards in laptops with adequate cooling aka fully 1080 chips in same design as previous 980 200w 1080 would be a nice increase. Of course with a nice Oc on top!!

 

I don't see it being in a P870DM, either. I'm just saying that you won't see a desktop-class 1060 in something like the Alienware 13.

There will still be "M" series GeForce cards... They just won't hold the M nomenclature (afaik).

 

So what do you think it'll be in? I'm quite curious, given that you said 'a very select few' laptops would contain the 1060 notebook version.

 

WCCF: NVIDIA Launching Pascal Series Of GPUs For Notebooks In August – GTX 1080, 1070 And 1060 Included No GDDR5X Included In Pascal GPUs For Notebooks / Top-Notch Performance Still Expected From The Mobile Version Of Chips

 

I'd just be speculating at that point. But from what I can see manufacturers doing right now, new laptops housing the desktop GPU variants will not be released until September/October.

Just to reiterate: There will be a desktop 1060, 1070 and 1080 in laptops as the new "mobile versions." But there should also be lower TDP variants, which are the traditional "M" series with lower core and clock counts for thinner laptops (e.g. Razer Blade).

 

Fair enough. But then the 'M' series would probably be restricted to non-GTX low-end GPUs, like 1020M to 1040/1050M.

I really don't see 65 W being cut down any further without a core reduction.

 

I updated my post above. The forum is lagging like hell for me.

 

It lagged terribly on desktop for me - Tapatalk seems to be OK.

 

If they are using what they had been using on the 1070, the 8ghz samsung gddr5 should overclock close to 10ghz.

 

Don't know what happened to the site, but I've noticed some really bad times with it.

About the mobile version, since we can't cool the full versions, I just wish the P870 and Clevo laptops will come faster, as having that desktop CPU is sure to come in handy, if someone wants to buy. I mean, I totally want to buy a 1080 laptop faster, but without the desktop CPU, I might be better off with a 980 based P870