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We haven't been given full TDP figures, but Nvidia have said the GTX 1080 will be around the same level as the GTX 980, the GTX 1070 akin to the GTX 980M and the GTX 1060 following the same TDP as ...
The GT72S smokes our zero-point laptop and leaves it smoldering on the ground, but even a high-end GTX 980M SLI rig like MSI’s GT80 will be hard pressed—the GT80 with SLI GTX 980M is only 10 ...
The GeForce GTX 970MX will be the first GM204 SKU to ship with 1408 CUDA cores, 88 texture mapping units and 56 ROPs. It features a core clock of 941 MHz and an effective memory clock of 5.00 GHz ...
Some of that is due to the slower CPU, but TDP is the bigger factor. The desktop GTX 1060 is a 120W part. ... which means it also beats the GTX 980M by around 20 percent.
Nvidia hasn't revealed the TDP of the new laptop GPUs, but notes that the GTX 1080 sports a similar TDP to the GTX 980 (160W), the GTX 1070 to the GTX 980M (125W), and GTX 1060 to GTX 970M (around ...
Interestingly, among all the numbers Nvidia gave us, it's kept rather mum about the actual numbers for the 980M and 970M's TDP. During our demo, Nvidia attributed this lack of specifics to the ...
TDP: 165W; Die Size: 398mm 2; ... Based on our Asus G751JY and MSI GT72 testing, the GTX 980M is a worthy laptop gaming GPU - but with the arrival of the full-fat GTX 980, ...
A laptop powered by GTX 980M SLI beats a desktop GTX 980 by around 10%, so for a GTX 990M to beat both of those setups, ... or we're looking at around 150-180W TDP on the mobile GPU.
The memory uses a 256-bit bus interface for optimum performance. When it comes to Thermal Design Power (TDP), the GeForce GTX 980MX gets almost the same numbers as the GeForce GTX 980M, which has ...
Today, Nvidia is unveiling the GTX 980M and GTX 970M -- the first high-end mobile parts based on the new GM204 Maxwell GPU core. With the Maxwell-based mobile GPUs, Nvidia is claiming that the ...
A rumor suggests that NVIDIA is about to release their top-end mobile chips, the GTX 980MX and the GTX 970 to the public, but the rumor is unsubstantiated.
We ran Nvidia's new GeForce GTX 980M GPU through a bunch of tests, including 3DMark Fire Strike, Cloud Gate, Battlefield 4, and more. Here's how it held up.