ok appart of the memory the mobility hd 4850 is an underclock 4870, i wish i had the gt725 to oc the gpu and see what scores in mobility hd 4870 clocks, i hope faisal or an gt725 owner reads this.
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thats gotta be really odd because i have a 7811 and Stock out of the box @ 1280 x 1024 = 8300 then i updated it with the new NVidia Drivers and i got 8700 no overclock or anything so 9500 is WAYY exagerated. ive seen one guy that got 9800 3dmark but that guy OC'ed his GPU and he had only the stock processor.
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Just like the 9800m GTS is basically a 8800m GTS on a smaller die clocked 100mhz higher, the 8800m GTS can nearly match 9800m GTS scores if you have a chip that can handle it, and I'm glad I do.
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could you post some pics or a you tube video of the mouse and back pack? I know not the most important thing but it still helps my decision. Thank you so much for all you have done by the way. Class act all the way.
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Also if you do actually get ATI Tool running stable on a 600+ clock, watch those temps like a hawk, don't let em go higher than 95C ever.
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Yeah I couldn't see the mouse very good and only saw the backpack in the plastic wrap. I appreciate it.
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Ok if the clocks of the mobility hd 4870 are too high, well faisal you could oc the gpu to the max stable levels i hope ati tools works fine in xtreme oc. just check the temps of the gpu
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Heat thats my question, i love my 7811 but the heat its just....too much and it actually is starting to get a little loud(the fan) just browsing the net.
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800 breaks down do be about 160 true sp's per card. or 320 true sp's with dual cards.
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9XXX series is now considered to really be nVidia's prior generation cards as the GTX series are rapidly replacing them, although I doubt that they'll show up in nbs any time soon.
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Hey john, what do your single stock GTX Farcry 2 numbers look like @ 1680x1050?
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the cooling in this notebooks must really good.
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here are the latest vantage result
normal mode no over locking these are better than yesterday for grapichs
http://service.futuremark.com/home....BA49E9CB36B5A4A?resultId=765672&resultType=19
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hummmm, what's up with your turbo button...lol. or is it a de-turbo-fier.
just kidding.
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he probably has alot of programs running in the background today.
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John , those are SLI benchmarks? or single, err I mean did you disable a card for that test.
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Also John, I see your sig says " record vantage single card 7k" now is that the gpu score , or the overall>?
I just want a solid comparison on the 9800m GTX vantage GPU score to the 4850 is why I ask.
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we do this now so the world can get an idea how to better their own performance. allot of nvida cards show the correct clocks (3dmark when ran with stock driver & and a few other driver types as well) and usually with vantage mark it shows the majority of nvidia cards with the correct clock speeds & driver version. helps others in the long run. but with ati cards is usually something like 18/9 and the older driver gives it correctly, but i forget now.
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So 4900 for the 4850
and 5700 for the 9800
Okay, I like that, performance on par with the new GTX, I'm impressed still.
BUT I'll tell you what I don't like... that stupid keyboard placement. Why on earth did they move the whole keyboard over a half inch, only to smunch the shift key into a pea sized useless error zone. My gateway's shift key is 25% smaller and I make plenty of errors. Plus the layout being offset like that makes the whole thing look wrong IMO. The GPU vent is on the right side, that's weird too, but really all this is cosmetic, the sucker performs EXTREMELY well given it's price docket matches most low end laptops. I'd like to see you buy a laptop with a gpu that gets that score in vantage, for less tahn 1700. If anyone can find one, prove me wrong =p -
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For comparison, here's a thread from XoticPC that compares a Sager NP5796 with a 9800M GTX + T9600 with the OCZ Whitebook with a T9600 as well (Single and Dual). This was before the 8.12 Catalyst drivers though, but it includes Crysis Warhead, Vantage Extreme and Performance mode with GPU physX on and off, and Far Cry 2 long ranch.
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http://www.xoticpcforums.com/showthread.php?t=2519
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