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Rumor: Nvidia to use GTX 1070 and 1080 in laptops
And to spice up that rumor, they might not release a GTX 1070M and GTX 1080M in the process. The manufacturer would use the GPUs of the desktop versions of the GTX 1070 and 1080, as it previously did with the GTX 980.
The manufacturer would not have intentions to deliver are special M-variants of the high-end graphics cards towards laptops. The GTX 1070 and 1080 have TDP of 150W and 180W respectively, quite spicy for a laptop if you ask me. The first notebooks with these graphics cards should hit the market in August or September. To fit the GPUs they'll need an MXM board, MXM 3.0 Type B specification prescribes a maximum TDP of 100W and such Nvidia probably is going to use an external module or lower clocks and voltage significantly.
The GTX 1070 and 1080 are both built around the GP104 GPU. It is expected that MSI and Gigabyte Aorus will release gaming laptops with the 1070/1080 GPUs from Nvidia's. Nvidia might retained the M designation for less high-end GPUs for laptops likely the GP106 series.
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#5283534 Posted on: 06/02/2016 08:58 PM
They belong in a laptop with that volt lock...
They belong in a laptop with that volt lock...
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#5283592 Posted on: 06/02/2016 11:46 PM
Sounds like a good idea to me because of how successful the 980 was in laptops.
Sounds like a good idea to me because of how successful the 980 was in laptops.
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#5283641 Posted on: 06/03/2016 03:27 AM
I've been wanting to get a laptop to compliment my PC for when I'm at lunch at work. I usually finish my food in like 15-20 so that gives me 40 minutes to game. Looking forward to getting a laptop with a 1070 in it.
I've been wanting to get a laptop to compliment my PC for when I'm at lunch at work. I usually finish my food in like 15-20 so that gives me 40 minutes to game. Looking forward to getting a laptop with a 1070 in it.
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#5283703 Posted on: 06/03/2016 08:03 AM
Maybe this is what asus was teasing with there game changer laptop.
Or maybe we are going to see slimmer lighter external GPU solutions before the end of the year...
Who knows...maybe the docking station trend is coming bak to laptops :-B
Maybe this is what asus was teasing with there game changer laptop.
Or maybe we are going to see slimmer lighter external GPU solutions before the end of the year...
Who knows...maybe the docking station trend is coming bak to laptops :-B
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#5283810 Posted on: 06/03/2016 01:24 PM
Sounds good. I like the idea of a full 1080 in my laptop.
Sounds good. I like the idea of a full 1080 in my laptop.
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#5283821 Posted on: 06/03/2016 01:51 PM
Is the volt lock even an issue? There are people hitting 2Ghz at 1.06v. The whole 1.2v lock sounded like it was only going to be an issue for people using LN2.
They belong in a laptop with that volt lock...
Is the volt lock even an issue? There are people hitting 2Ghz at 1.06v. The whole 1.2v lock sounded like it was only going to be an issue for people using LN2.
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#5283835 Posted on: 06/03/2016 02:21 PM
Old 100watts MXM3.0b is dead; confirmed.
Long live 200watts MXM3.0b.
Old 100watts MXM3.0b is dead; confirmed.
Long live 200watts MXM3.0b.
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#5283840 Posted on: 06/03/2016 02:42 PM
Sorry,was refering to that thing when you oc it to a certain point and after that point the OC doesn't seem to affect performance anymore. Like after 2.1ghz, forgot where i read that.
On topic though the fact that they can put the chips in laptops is amazing. But i don't know how they'll cool them considering with the ref cooler it reaches temps as high as 80+. Probably will be downclocked a lot to cope with the heat emanation.
Is the volt lock even an issue? There are people hitting 2Ghz at 1.06v. The whole 1.2v lock sounded like it was only going to be an issue for people using LN2.
Sorry,was refering to that thing when you oc it to a certain point and after that point the OC doesn't seem to affect performance anymore. Like after 2.1ghz, forgot where i read that.
On topic though the fact that they can put the chips in laptops is amazing. But i don't know how they'll cool them considering with the ref cooler it reaches temps as high as 80+. Probably will be downclocked a lot to cope with the heat emanation.
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#5283841 Posted on: 06/03/2016 02:42 PM
Old 100watts MXM3.0b is dead; confirmed.
Long live 200watts MXM3.0b.
There's only the Clevo notebooks that support that GPU.
Long live MXM 3.0b with extra power connector for 130 watts.
Old 100watts MXM3.0b is dead; confirmed.
Long live 200watts MXM3.0b.
There's only the Clevo notebooks that support that GPU.
Long live MXM 3.0b with extra power connector for 130 watts.
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#5283854 Posted on: 06/03/2016 03:14 PM
IMO they will just lover the voltages and core/memory clocks on a Laptop GTX1080, maybe around 1.4-1.5 GHz base core clock and around 1.6 GHz with the turbo boost on , GTX1070/1080 will double up the performance comparing to Laptop 980/980M. Having a GTX 980M myself I get 9400+ 3DMark points in Firestrake, GTX1080 should bring 18000+ 3DMark Firestrike points in Laptops and that is great for FHD and QHD gaming, but not enough for UHD gaming.
IMO they will just lover the voltages and core/memory clocks on a Laptop GTX1080, maybe around 1.4-1.5 GHz base core clock and around 1.6 GHz with the turbo boost on , GTX1070/1080 will double up the performance comparing to Laptop 980/980M. Having a GTX 980M myself I get 9400+ 3DMark points in Firestrake, GTX1080 should bring 18000+ 3DMark Firestrike points in Laptops and that is great for FHD and QHD gaming, but not enough for UHD gaming.
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#5283866 Posted on: 06/03/2016 03:30 PM
Make Desktop Cards first tho, screw Laptops for now!
Make Desktop Cards first tho, screw Laptops for now!
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#5283943 Posted on: 06/03/2016 06:29 PM
You could easily do it if all the GPUs are cherry picked for coolness and low wattage and then on top of that just reduce clocks and power.
The question is will they be able to use 8gb of GDDR5X in a laptop along with a 1080 gpu because it might not be worth it if you need to down clock it first.
I think a 1080 in a laptop could easily do 4k @ around 20" without an issue while pushing decent frames.
You could easily do it if all the GPUs are cherry picked for coolness and low wattage and then on top of that just reduce clocks and power.
The question is will they be able to use 8gb of GDDR5X in a laptop along with a 1080 gpu because it might not be worth it if you need to down clock it first.
I think a 1080 in a laptop could easily do 4k @ around 20" without an issue while pushing decent frames.
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#5284028 Posted on: 06/03/2016 10:18 PM
Dude, do you know how much Nvidia sells laptop gfx cards for? You think £619 is expensive for GTX1080? They could easily charge £1000+ for laptop version and no-one would blink an eye-lid.
As for 8GB. GTX980m comes with 8GB ram already, I highly doubt they'll cut that down. I'm certain GTX1080 laptop-version will match desktop card in memory-size. If anything, it's not uncommon for laptop gfx cards to have more memory than desktop version. (don't think that'll happen this time though).
Make Desktop Cards first tho, screw Laptops for now!
Dude, do you know how much Nvidia sells laptop gfx cards for? You think £619 is expensive for GTX1080? They could easily charge £1000+ for laptop version and no-one would blink an eye-lid.
As for 8GB. GTX980m comes with 8GB ram already, I highly doubt they'll cut that down. I'm certain GTX1080 laptop-version will match desktop card in memory-size. If anything, it's not uncommon for laptop gfx cards to have more memory than desktop version. (don't think that'll happen this time though).
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#5284304 Posted on: 06/04/2016 05:44 PM
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At computex ASUS showed a 18" 4K, mechanical keyboard, liquid cooling with 660W of power... using 980 SLI.
Something is definitely up with the 1080M/1070M MIA.