PC Hardware Thread

[pale-illusionist]

 

Good luck finding a small form factor card which can fit in the GPU area of your laptop chassis and has performance bonus without sapping too much out of the battery life.

 

Let me know if you find something and where. Cheerio!

Sure thanks

Just a word of warning to pale,

Even if you find a scrap GPU from somewhere,you will have to solder it to the mobo,Laptop GPU's are not modular

its not as easy as swapping the GPU out of a PC

I am not going to do that .. I think have to stick to my plan . Sell it & buy a desktop .

Edited February 18, 2014 by pale-illusionist

[ALPHA17]

Just a word of warning to pale,

Even if you find a scrap GPU from somewhere,you will have to solder it to the mobo,Laptop GPU's are not modular

its not as easy as swapping the GPU out of a PC

 

I think I mentioned everything, small form factor card, power consumption, fits in chassis which equates that he needs a PCIe riser.

 

Also I mentioned at the beginning to contact SAMSUNG although very few companies in India (or abroad) allow for upgrading your standard laptop.

[CdrShawnzer]

 

I think I mentioned everything, small form factor card, power consumption, fits in chassis which equates that he needs a PCIe riser.

 

Also I mentioned at the beginning to contact SAMSUNG although very few companies in India (or abroad) allow for upgrading your standard laptop.

You didn't mention the soldering part.

Afaik Alienware and some "custom" laptop manufacturing companies have support for upgrading laptop GPU's

[ALPHA17]

You didn't mention the soldering part.

Afaik Alienware and some "custom" laptop manufacturing companies have support for upgrading laptop GPU's

 

You don't need to solder, PCIe riser is what you need. Like how ultra-thin desktop place their graphic cards in-line to avoid widening the case.

 

Soldering is if you have an ultrabook or if your previous chipset was fused in with the motherboard which means you will have to de-solder it which itself is complicated and prone to frying your components if done wrong.

 

I hope you know the cost of an ALIENWARE 'laptop'.

[SRINI87]

Overall slower than 650ti boost

in some benchmarks it beats it

 

http://iyd.kr/625

[ALPHA17]

Overall slower than 650ti boost

in some benchmarks it beats it

 

http://iyd.kr/625

 

It crushes the GTX750Ti which is of interest.

[SRINI87]

GTX 750ti would have been a great card

Amazing power consumption, good performance for kind of specs it has

STupid A** pricing ruined the party

$120-130 would have been fit

[harjas]

Nvidia launches titan black edition

 

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[Heaven Angel]

and no price cut on old TITAN. =/

 

[Razpor]

They are never going to cut price for any of the titans.

[kemosabe]

^ It is already true, I have a GTX760, performs better than the GTX480 and is power efficient.

 

so you jumped to green team this time ?

[ALPHA17]

so you jumped to green team this time ?

 

Yes, the GTX760 is placed well and performance fine, why not.

[kemosabe]

 

Yes, the GTX760 is placed well and performance fine, why not.

 

nice,,how much was the damage ?

[CdrShawnzer]

 

Yes, the GTX760 is placed well and performance fine, why not.

Or was it the price

????

[ALPHA17]

Or was it the price

????

 

Learn English please.

[WhiteWolf]

Nvidia introduces power-efficient, budget priced GTX 750 series in India

http://www.indianvideogamer.com/news/nvidia-introduces-power-efficient-budget-priced-gtx-750-series-in-india/23339

 

 

Two GPUs in this series are available – the GTX 750, which starts at Rs 9,900; and the GTX 750 Ti, which starts at Rs 11,990.

 

These graphics cards are small in size (5.7 inches) and require only 55W of power, and Nvidia claims that they can be installed even in most modest home PCs with 300W power supplies without requiring any other component upgrades.

 

It is an entry-level GPU, so it may not be able to run the most demanding games with all settings set to Ultra, but the 750 Ti should comfortably run the likes of Battlefield 4 and Assassin’s Creed IV at 1080p on High settings.

 

The 750 series is out now and will be offered by various manufacturers in India, including Asus, Zotac, Galaxy, and Palit.

 

 

Ank

 

Jhapat le...

Edited February 22, 2014 by Zodak™

[ALPHA17]

^ No point, performance is dismal and the stock cooler is awful. Won't even touch the ZOTAC! options and ASUS is priced much higher.

[Razpor]

i was expecting a better pricing for 750 ti...they could have done better

[ALPHA17]

i was expecting a better pricing for 750 ti...they could have done better

 

Actually price is good, only issue is the performance you are getting.

[Razpor]

 

Actually price is good, only issue is the performance you are getting.

it may still sell well,india being the price sensitive market that it is