GeForce GTX 765M vs 760M

Released May, 2013

Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M

797 MHz
2 GB GDDR5

7.5 Out of 10

As for the Boost clocks, in practice that can increase the GPU core speed 15% or more over the normal value, with most games realizing a 10-15% performance thanks to the increase.

by Jarred-Walton (Apr, 2013)

Released May, 2013

Nvidia GeForce GTX 760M

628 MHz
2 GB GDDR5

7.3 Out of 10

AMD definitely still has a feather in its cap with the game bundles; the Radeon HD 7950 Boost will come with Crysis 3, Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider and Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon.

by Ryan-Shrout (Jun, 2013)

	Gaming
	Real world tests using the latest 3D games
GeForce GTX 765M 7.6 GeForce GTX 760M 7.4
BioShock Infinite, Crysis 3, Dead Space 3, Diablo III and 1 more

	Benchmarks
	Synthetic tests to measure overall performance
GeForce GTX 765M 7.5 GeForce GTX 760M 7.3
Passmark, 3DMark 11 Graphics, 3DMark Vantage Graphics and 3DMark06

	Compute Performance
	General computing tests executed on the GPU
GeForce GTX 765M N/A GeForce GTX 760M N/A
Passmark Direct Compute and CLBenchmark Raytrace

	GPUBoss Score
	Gaming, Benchmarks and Compute Performance
GeForce GTX 765M 7.5 GeForce GTX 760M 7.3

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Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M

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Reasons to consider the
Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M

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Significantly higher clock speed

797 MHz

628 MHz

More than 25% higher clock speed

Better passmark score

2,059

1,663

Around 25% better passmark score

Significantly higher turbo clock speed

863 MHz

657 MHz

More than 30% higher turbo clock speed

Better floating-point performance

1,224 GFLOPS

964.6 GFLOPS

More than 25% better floating-point performance

Higher texture rate

51 GTexel/s

40.2 GTexel/s

More than 25% higher texture rate

Higher pixel rate

12.8 GPixel/s

10 GPixel/s

Around 30% higher pixel rate

Higher diablo III framerate

111.7 fps

94 fps

Around 20% higher diablo III framerate

Slightly higher dead space 3 framerate

70.1 fps

61 fps

Around 15% higher dead space 3 framerate

Slightly higher BioShock infinite framerate

23.18 fps

20 fps

More than 15% higher BioShock infinite framerate

Reasons to consider the
Nvidia GeForce GTX 760M

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Higher call of duty: modern warfare 3 framerate

73 fps

63.6 fps

Around 15% higher call of duty: modern warfare 3 framerate

Lower TDP

55W

75W

More than 25% lower TDP

Passmark Industry standard benchmark for overall graphics card performance

GeForce GTX 765M

2,059

GeForce GTX 760M

1,663

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Besides the above slide, NVIDIA provided some performance estimates using results from the 3DMark 11 Performance benchmark, and the results are even more heavily in favor of NVIDIA.

GeForce GTX 765M | by Jarred-Walton (Apr, 2013)

3DMark 11 Graphics Industry standard benchmark that tests DirectX 11 GPU performance

GeForce GTX 765M

4,021

GeForce GTX 760M

3,395

3DMark11 gives the advantage to NVIDIA’s cards by a strong margin (18).

GeForce GTX 760M | by Ryan-Shrout (Jun, 2013)

3DMark Vantage Graphics Industry standard benchmark that tests DirectX 10 GPU performance

GeForce GTX 765M

13,390

GeForce GTX 760M

12,477

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Okay, so what do our synthetic tests from 3DMark and Unigine have to say about this debate?

GeForce GTX 760M | by Ryan-Shrout (Jun, 2013)

BioShock Infinite 1920 x 1080 - Ultra preset + DX11 (DDOF)

GeForce GTX 765M

23.18 fps

GeForce GTX 760M

20 fps

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Crysis 3 1920 x 1080 - Very High preset + 16xAF + 2xSMAA

GeForce GTX 765M

14.2 fps

GeForce GTX 760M

13 fps

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The results for CrossFire remain the same here in Crysis 3 as they did in Battlefield – not great… While the GTX 760s in SLI see a 78% scaling rate, the runt frame issues haunt the AMD solutions as you can clearly see in our frame time graphs.

GeForce GTX 760M | by Ryan-Shrout (Jun, 2013)