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As the title states I was wondering when/if full non 'm' graphics cards go in laptops specifically the Razer Blade.

Is this likely or simply a dream.

 

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As the title states I was wondering when/if full non 'm' graphics cards go in laptops specifically the Razer Blade.

Is this likely or simply a dream.

 

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there are 980TIs non M in laptops like the asus water cooling laptop, btw is that even a gaming laptop?

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there are 980TIs non M in laptops like the asus water cooling laptop

Just 980s, no 980tis in laptops

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there are 980TIs non M in laptops like the asus water cooling laptop

Oh ok. Im more looking for a portable laptop like the Razer Blade. Its a LOT thinner and is not watercooled or anything so would this limit them from putting it in?

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Oh ok. Im more looking for a portable laptop like the Razer Blade. Its a LOT thinner and is not watercooled or anything so would this limit them from putting it in?

you cant put gpus in laptops

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Just 980s, no 980tis in laptops

Are there plans to put 970's in laptops?

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Check this out

I know about this but I'm more looking for the portability of the Razer Blade.

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Are there plans to put 970's in laptops?

I dont think so, but seeing that nVidia is trying to make their mobile GPUs as powerful as thier desktop GPUs, I wouldn't count that out as possibility.

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I know about this but I'm more looking for the portability of the Razer Blade.

That's would be impossible though, at least in today's standards.

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That's would be impossible though, at least in today's standards.

Id almost agree with you BUT there is the 980 is the Aorus so....... Maybe its possible?

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I dont think so, but seeing that nVidia is trying to make their mobile GPUs as powerful as thier desktop GPUs, I wouldn't count that out as possibility.

SOO would you think a 970m is enough in a laptop?

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Well, you've got to make concessions somewhere...

 

Do you favour portability like with the Razer Blade, or unrestrained power like in the laptops in that video above?

 

Because there's no way in heaven that you're going to get a desktop-grade 970 in a laptop as thin as the Razer Blade, unless it was somehow cooled with magic.

 

Just get a laptop that has the 980M; it's near as damnit a 970.

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you cant put gpus in laptops

You...you should rethink that statement.

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Well, you've got to make concessions somewhere...

 

Do you favour portability like with the Razer Blade, or unrestrained power like in the laptops in that video above?

 

Because there's no way in heaven that you're going to get a desktop-grade 970 in a laptop as thin as the Razer Blade, unless it was somehow cooled with magic.

 

Just get a laptop that has the 980M; it's near as damnit a 970.

So i've already got a desktop with a r9 390 in it and I was just wanting a laptop thats portable (Take it friends houses and whatnot, while also using it for school) but still has power to it. The Blade is the perfect size but is it enough to play like Farcry 4?

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So i've already got a desktop with a r9 390 in it and I was just wanting a laptop thats portable (Take it friends houses and whatnot, while also using it for school) but still has power to it. The Blade is the perfect size but is it enough to play like Farcry 4?

 

I don't see why it wouldn't...it's a 980M, after all. It's basically a 970 but in a laptop. There's nary a thing stopping it from working, frankly.

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you cant buy a GTX 970 and put it in a laptop

Oh come on!!!! I'm not a total retard!!!!

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SOO would you think a 970m is enough in a laptop?

Yes, my laptop has a 950m and I have no problems when I play the occasional MGSV5: TPP mission. That being said, MGSV5 is optimized like crazy for pc.

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I don't see why it wouldn't...it's a 980M, after all. It's basically a 970 but in a laptop. There's nary a thing stopping it from working, frankly.

Ok, so I think ill get the blade with 970m because they dont do 980m's and I'll go from there.

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you cant put gpus in laptops

I have no idea what you're talking about. 980M, 970M, and 960M are all classified as GPUs.

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you cant buy a GTX 970 and put it in a laptop

 

That's not what he meant...

 

Basically, you know how NVIDIA had a closed press conference of sorts regarding the 980 a couple months back? They managed to get the 980 into laptops, specifically the GPU itself.

I'm fairly sure even he knows that to go out, buy a 970 and try to plop it in a laptop and expect it to work would be......hilarious but ultimately dysfunctional.

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