ATI FirePro M7740 Inside Dell Precision M6400

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  • silversurfernhs
    how many certs do normal gpus (ie 8800mgts or gtx295) pass? just curious if anyone knows...
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  • apoq
    But can it play Crysis? Sorry, I had to do it :)
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  • ca87
    Battery life anyone?
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  • megamanx00
    ^+1

    Anyway I guess it's good for auto cad designers and the like who need to showcase something they have done without lugging around their workstation or worrying about the capabilities of machines at their destination.
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  • I also seriously doubt that the battery life with a graphics card like this will last long.

    Although it doesn't really look like a graphics card for mobile with it's PCIE bus (not mini PCIE), and without cooling fan...
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  • scook9
    that is actually a mxm 3.0 slot, think PCI-e x16 for notebook
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  • bk420
    That's amazing! I wonder if this will be for e-tail?
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  • buckinbottoms
    ProDigit80Although it doesn't really look like a graphics card for mobile with it's PCIE bus (not mini PCIE), and without cooling fan...Its just a demo photo. Look a little closer and notice the 6 holes in the pcb for cooling installation. Use your brain man, there isn't even a heat spreader on the chip for crying out loud.
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  • anamaniac
    Cool.

    Too bad though, dude, it's a Dell (and thus I refuse to touch it).
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