Sli with GTX 780 Ti and GtX 560 Ti?

[Wiff]

you could use the 560Ti for a physx card, but Fermi cards weren't exactly power efficient, and few games actually use Physx much. I traded my old shelf ornament MSI 560 to someone at work for a case o' beer; we both greatly benefited from the trade.

lol...idiot

[Briggsy]

lol...idiot

 

I was just going to give it to him, but he didn't want to just take it lol.

[Foxxer]

I fold out of my 560Ti or have it as a decoration. 

[Wiff]

even the best mobile gpu isnt better than the gtx 560

[Lord Pantaloons]

even the best mobile gpu isnt better than the gtx 560

Shows what you know, the 880M is on par with a desktop 770.

[Wiff]

Shows what you know, the 880M is on par with a desktop 770.

lol, no

[harrynowl]

lol, no

Lol, yes.

 

http://www.nvidia.co.uk/gtx-700-graphics-cards/gtx-770/

 

It's a GK104 chip with 1536 CUDA cores. That's the same as GTX770.

 

 

Full mini-big Kepler. 294mm^2

[Lord Pantaloons]

lol, no

http://youtu.be/PdOpwHDEXHg?t=4m48s

[Wiff]

Lol, yes.

 

http://www.nvidia.co.uk/gtx-700-graphics-cards/gtx-770/

 

It's a GK104 chip with 1536 CUDA cores. That's the same as GTX770.

 

 

Full mini-big Kepler. 294mm^2

  

http://youtu.be/PdOpwHDEXHg?t=4m48s

how should a notebook be able to cool these 170Watts

[harrynowl]

  how should a notebook be able to cool these 170Watts

Heatpipes and clever thermal management in the driver.

[Wiff]

Heatpipes and clever thermal management in the driver.

and no laptop psu has over 200Watts, so you are talking shit

[harrynowl]

and no laptop psu has over 200Watts, so you are talking shit

Just look at the numbers, the only person talking shit here is you. I don't get angry often but this is like talking to a brick wall.

 

It is; quite evidently a full GK104 die.

[Wiff]

Just look at the numbers, the only person talking shit here is you.

 

It is; quite evidently a full GK104 die.

die? who is dieing

[harrynowl]

die? who is dieing

You know what a die is right?

 

this thing

[Wiff]

You know what a die is right?

 

this thing

die=death?

[Lord Pantaloons]

die? who is dieing

The chip is referred to as a "die" he wasn't telling you to die. As far as cooling goes like @harrynowl said intelligent design makes it possible, that laptop is thick for a reason and that reason is cooling. You should really avoid making such assumptions about parts when you don't actually know if what you think you know is correct. As we have clearly demonstrated you are wrong and mobile hardware is quite powerful.

[harrynowl]

die=death?

It can also mean a dice (singular) or a silicone die cut from a wafer.

[Wiff]

The chip is referred to as a "die" he wasn't telling you to die. As far as cooling goes like @harrynowl said intelligent design makes it possible, that laptop is thick for a reason and that reason is cooling. You should really avoid making such assumptions about parts when you don't actually know if what you think you know is correct. As we have clearly demonstrated you are wrong and mobile hardware is quite powerful.

my laptop has a gt 750m and i7 and after a bit of dust got in the fan the gpu gets throttled and hotter, I have an Acer Aspire v3 and its not a bad laptop, it spreads the heat over the left side of the laptop too

[Wiff]

It can also mean a dice (singular) or a silicone die cut from a wafer.

thats kinda confusing, since english aint my native language

[harrynowl]

thats kinda confusing, since english aint my native language

Well I wasn't telling you to die, so rest easy

 

also, it's a nice laptop your acer but the asus with the 880m is built from the ground up for high performance desktop grade gaming and the $2000+ price tag does reflect this.

[Wiff]

Well I wasn't telling you to die, so rest easy

thanks, btw I like SSDs in my ******........................of course I mean laptop

[Lord Pantaloons]

my laptop has a gt 750m and i7 and after a bit of dust got in the fan the gpu gets throttled and hotter, I have an Acer Aspire v3 and its not a bad laptop, it spreads the heat over the left side of the laptop too

That laptop probably has an average thermal design, you can't honestly compare your laptop's cooling to the JZ as the JZ is designed specifically to cool the high end hardware that it's got in it. Typically laptops are designed to keep their contents "cool enough" to function but not at ideal operating temperatures. Only high end "gaming" laptops are designed to have efficient cooling as it's more expensive to implement and often dramatically increases the size of the laptop.

[Wiff]

That laptop probably has an average thermal design, you can't honestly compare your laptop's cooling to the JZ as the JZ is designed specifically to cool the high end hardware that it's got in it. Typically laptops are designed to keep their contents "cool enough" to function but not at ideal operating temperatures. Only high end "gaming" laptops are designed to have efficient cooling as it's more expensive to implement and often dramatically increases the size of the laptop.

yes cuz the Gigabyte Aorus x7 is very big....pf

[harrynowl]

yes cuz the Gigabyte Aorus x7 is very big....pf

The X7 has a pair of 765Ms which are around 60W a piece and a 47w cpu, 3 heatpipes 1 big unifan and some smart software for thermal management

[Lord Pantaloons]

yes cuz the Gigabyte Aorus x7 is very big....pf

It is indeed thin but the CPU/GPU still run hotter than the JZ's CPU/GPU, the Aorus has an excellent thermal design and a cost to match it but there's still a limit to how well you can cool high end components in a thin form factor.