Kbeeton

I though this benchmark wouldn't be affected by your cpu, if the cpu isn't competely terrible, and tests just the gpu.

Yes, they both have 16GB ddr4 ram, but the laptop has slightly faster ram. I thought these benchmarks were designed just to benchmark your gpu and as long as your ram and cpu were not competely terrible, they would not impact the results.

Hi, I recently acquired an Acer Predator (G9-793-76YT) Laptop with a GTX 1070 (and an I7 7700HQ). I did some benchmarks to compare against my Lenovo Desktop Y710, which also has a GTX 1070 (I5 6400). These benchmarks, I think, are not going to impacted by the CPU (in this case). The laptop came out on top in both benchmarks. This is odd since I would have thought the desktop GTX 1070 would beat the laptop. Benchmarks... Superposition (1080p extreme) - Laptop = 3387 Desktop = 3244 Unigine Heaven Benchmark 4.0- Laptop = 2151 Desktop = 2096 Is this normal? Shouldn't a desktop GTX 1070 peform better than that of a GTX 1070 in a laptop?