Can this card Handle latest games in Ultra settings?

[dude_101]

Hello,
Will the Nvidia Geforce GTX670m 1.5gb Handle the most recent games on ultra graphics settings with a 40+ fps

 

[dude_101]

what card should I aim for at a relatively decent price that will run at 1920 1080 Ultra settings + good frames any thoughts. I'd be very greatful XD

 

[username-taken]

I saw some reviews that had a 670 card getting 50+ frames in Crysis2 at 1920*1200...

 

[Sephypoo73]

That was a regular GTX 670, not the mobile edition.

 

[Chairman Ray]

Short answer, not really

My suggestion is that you shouldn't be aiming for 40+ fps on ultra when playing on a laptop anyways. Laptops are pretty uncomfortable as it is to use for gaming. If top end laptops are in your budget, I would get a high end PC for gaming, and a mid range laptop that can play the newest games at mid settings.

 

[Sephypoo73]

^ I would second this motion... if you have 2k to spend then build yourself a rocking custom PC and buy a nice laptop for mobile gaming at lesser settings...something like this:

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834246838

 

[dudewitbow]

I saw some reviews that had a 670 card getting 50+ frames in Crysis2 at 1920*1200...

Laptop gpus will never come close to their desktop gpus power of the same generation due to the fact that they are built to consume less energy and are smaller because it has to be put in a laptop and give the laptop some form of battery life, as that is what a laptop is for. as for the laptop gpus, the gtx 6xx laptop gpus are just rebranded 5xx, which unlike the desktop models, are completely different models.

 

[ram1009]

Where do people get the idea that laptop computers are the same as desktop computers only portable? If that were even close to true there'd no longer be any desktop computers. Never gonna happen.

 

[Keanu Reeves]

If there's any way you can build a desktop instead of using a laptop, you'll get much better performance for a much more reasonable price.

 

[scor81]

yeah,, get a desktop!

 

[kemperkipie]

I think only SLI configurations in laptops can play at that settings.. Unless u're willing to spend over 2000 dollar for some sick laptop, u're better off with a desktop, and an extra laptop for school etc.