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    MSI Notebook GTX 1080 Performance

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by Danishblunt, Mar 20, 2018.

  1. Danishblunt

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    Anyone here with Crysis 3 or witcher 3 who can benchmark those games at 1080p for me? Thus far I've seen really really impressive results from the GT73VR and GT75VR but wanted to have these here so I have something to quote on :)

    Maybe @Phoenix ? =D
     
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    No to both games unfortunately, I don't have them.
     
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    You got any other useful game to benchmark? Shadows of mordor, tomb raider etc.?

    Or maybe even use that funny final fantasy benchmarking tool on 1080p and high.
    http://benchmark.finalfantasyxv.com/na/

    Would like some results since I mainly game and actually am considering either to upgrade my GT 72 to a 1060/1070 or go straight for a GT73/GT75 with a 1080.
     
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    I have the Final Fantasy Benchmark, you want me to benchmark it with GSYNC on or off?
     
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    Without since it doest nerf performance :)
     
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    Here is the benchmark. CPU @ 4.4 GHz. GPU @ stock clocks (Adaptive), GSYNC OFF/VSYNC OFF

    On the latest BIOS so the Spectre/Meltdown Patch are applied

    [​IMG]
     
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    I then ran another benchmark but with HWiNFO on the side to show you the temps the score went down by a 100 points due to HWiNFO but here are the temps:

    [​IMG]
     
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    I will see what I can do about Witcher 3 I think I don't have it installed. Last time I did benches, you could play the game at 1080p entirely maxed out at 60-70fps or so, and if you disabled nvidia hairworks, fps would skyrocket at around 90fps-120fps at times.
     
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    Could you download a savefile and run around in novigrad with everything maxed? hairworks also on :) Would be awesome! =D

    @Phoenix
    that is very very very close to desktop GTX 1080. Have you tried with Overclock?

    Also holy sh*t, almost 200W power draw. Guess it's true, MSI do indeed run 200W TDP on those cards. damn.
     
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