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675mx vs 7970m

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I am asking this since i am split between two laptops. One has a 675mx and the other one has a 7970m, both are exactly the same specs but the one with the 675mx is €200 expensiver. Which one should I chose to buy?

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Get the cheaper one then. 

 

Not to be a jerk but more expensive, not expensiver, you sounded kinda silly :D again not wanting to be a jerk.

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isn't the gtx675m just a rebranded gtx580m? or at least that's what i heard..7970m is a beast laptop gpu, and 200 bucks less..no doubt there..

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Get the 7970m it preforms nearly the same and is $200 cheaper.

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I'm not sure, but are you completely certain that you want a laptop with a GPU? You can get a much better value building a desktop yourself, we can help you here on the forums.

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Yah the AMD option is my pick. $200 is a lot and performance doesn't differ too much.

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Get your self the 7970m, and treat yourself to a nice mouse and headset, that will give you a way better experience than the 2fps difference :)

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I'm not sure, but are you completely certain that you want a laptop with a GPU? You can get a much better value building a desktop yourself, we can help you here on the forums.

I am going to need a high performance notebook for my study, so i thought that it is more cost effective to get an high performance notebook gpu as well since both a gaming pc and a high performance laptop will be way more expensive.

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Get the cheaper one then. 

 

Not to be a jerk but more expensive, not expensiver, you sounded kinda silly :D again not wanting to be a jerk.

 

Well now I see the fault, I did know something was wrong but didn't know what. I guess if it wasn't my second language I wouldn't have done such silly mistake

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The go to site for notebook GPU benchmarks is notebookcheck.net

 

Here is the pages for both video cards

 

http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-HD-7970M.72675.0.html

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-675MX.82580.0.html

 

In general the Radeon is the faster card but Nvidia optimized games have some performance advantages so check the list of benchmarks for any specific game you might play.

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I just found a post about a 780m, i guess i should wait till computex is done and then I will rethink about it. Going to need it in august so I do have some time to chose. 

 

Anyways, thanks for your input! If they don't introduce the 780m on a short period I'm going to go for a 7970m!

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I just found a post about a 780m, i guess i should wait till computex is done and then I will rethink about it. Going to need it in august so I do have some time to chose. 

 

Anyways, thanks for your input! If they don't introduce the 780m on a short period I'm going to go for a 7970m!

 

 

Quick question. Do you actually NEED a high performance notebook? Or do you just need a notebook and also a pc to play games on. It would probably be cheaper and give better gaming performance to buy an actual gaming desktop (even if on budget build) and a notebook rather than just one super high performance notebook.

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I signed up for a study, and I got a list of things my laptop should have, they came with a i7 quad core, 8+GB ram and a dedicated GPU, so I need one for my study and spending a little more on a better gpu will be alot cheaper then replacing the mobo, gpu, psu and case of my current system to make it gameworthy and buy a laptop with those specs

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