Nvidia has not announced any mobile version of the Geforce 8800GTX, and even if it's on a 65nm die shrink, thermals would be too high for a mobile GPU.I wonder how the mobile version Go 8800 GTX will perform with the new quad core laptops when it is released next month.
Cmon Track you've been around long enough to understand the concept of CPU limitation in 3D graphics, haven't you? As an analogy, think of a pellet stove with an auger. If the firepit itself translates to the GPU (meaning some can burn more pellets than others, because they have a greater volume or better airflow), and the CPU is the auger, you can see if you have an auger that can deliver 2 ounces per minute, and you upgrade the firepit from one that can burn 2 ounces per minute, to one that can burn 3, you won't see a significant performance increase. The same holds true with 3D graphics; if your CPU can send geometry information for, say, 188 Frames in a second in Doom3 (which is the CPU-lock in the benchmark we are discussing), but one card could actually generate 190, while another could generate 225, it doesn't matter. It is only when you test with games that are more GPU-intensive, or when you add variables to your test that increase GPU workload (such as AA or AF), that you can accurately see which GPU's can process more frames (burn more pellets).
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As long as a CPU can pass over 60 FPS to the GPU, there is no bottleneck
Really? You think those are saying the same thing?So ur saying that it dosent matter if ur GPU can do 225, as long as the CPU can only do 188, u will only get 188 FPS?
Isnt that what i said?
As long as a CPU can pass over 60 FPS to the GPU, there is no bottleneck
Really? You think those are saying the same thing?So ur saying that it dosent matter if ur GPU can do 225, as long as the CPU can only do 188, u will only get 188 FPS?
Isnt that what i said?
Nvidia has not announced any mobile version of the Geforce 8800GTX, and even if it's on a 65nm die shrink, thermals would be too high for a mobile GPU.I wonder how the mobile version Go 8800 GTX will perform with the new quad core laptops when it is released next month.