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is every rtx laptop max q now or somthing?

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hello im more of a desktop person. but resently i needed to get a laptop to use unreal 5 on the go, i did my research on laptops about max q and they use less power for more battery life and less heat.

but i want one that has 100% power limit and no restrictions even if i get a few hours. i am even thinking about replacing my desktop with has a 3060 12GB by msi...

is max q So good now that it doesn't matter anymore?

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23 minutes ago, themazda123 said:

is max q So good now that it doesn't matter anymore?

No, laptops give wildly varying amounts of performance, based on how much wattage the components are allotted by the manufacturer. I'd recommend you to look up reviews and see which laptops come close to their desktop counterparts if you need performance on the go.

Another option would be an ITX build, if you only need to move the computer between places that have a monitor and desk.

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I will find your Laptop thread and I will recommend an ITX build instead

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sure would be neat if there was something useful here, eh?

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Max-Q/Max-P branding was simply abandoned, somewhat in favor of power target

https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-RTX-30-Ampere-Mobile-will-no-longer-offer-Max-Q-or-Max-P-branding-OEMs-free-to-decide-TGP-and-Max-Q-features-to-implement.515922.0.html

 

As usual you need to read reviews for the products you're interested in.

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On 1/21/2023 at 11:30 PM, Bismut said:

No, laptops give wildly varying amounts of performance, based on how much wattage the components are allotted by the manufacturer. I'd recommend you to look up reviews and see which laptops come close to their desktop counterparts if you need performance on the go.

Another option would be an ITX build, if you only need to move the computer between places that have a monitor and desk.

I am looking at a laptop with 165w GPU total 190w what does that mean for a 3060 any good?

I need a laptop because it will be in the car.

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Should I get.

ASUS TUF Gaming FA507RR-HN002W 3070 140watt (R7 6800H) or

MSI GP66 Vector 12UEO-802AU 3060 supposedly 150watt (core i7 12700H)

 

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Just now, themazda123 said:

Should I get.

ASUS TUF Gaming FA507RR-HN002W 3070 140watt (R7 6800H) or

MSI GP66 Vector 12UEO-802AU 3060 supposedly 150watt (core i7 12700H)

 

These 2 are currently on sale near my budget for 2k AUD

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