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by Doug-Crowthers (Apr, 2012)It is based on the Fermi GF116, which features 144 CUDA cores, 1.5 GB or 3 GB GDDR3 192-bit memory interface, 720 MHz core clock speed, and 891 MHz memory clock speed.
by Dustin-Sklavos (Mar, 2012)We're not sure exactly how this is done, but it's essentially a GPU version of the Turbo Boost and Turbo Core technologies we've seen from Intel and AMD CPUs for some time.
Benchmarks Real world tests of the GeForce 9700M GT
PassMark Industry standard benchmark for overall graphics card performanceData courtesy Passmark
Features Key features of the GeForce 9700M GT
memory bandwidth Rate at which data can be read from or stored in onboard memory
pixel rate Number of pixels a graphics card can render to the screen every second
texture rate Speed at which a graphics card can perform texture mapping
floating point performance How fast the gpu can crunch numbers
shading units Subcomponents of the gpu, these run in parallel to enable fast pixel shading
texture mapping units Built into each gpu, these resize and rotate bitmaps for texturing scenes
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Granted, you won't be doing much gaming on a GT 710, which features 192 CUDA cores and 1GB of DDR3 memory, but this card does provide support for up to 3 monitors via DVI, HDMI, and VGA outputs.
Zotac has released a new variant of the low-power NVIDIA GeForce GT 710, and while this wouldn't normally be news this card has a very important distinction: its PCI-E x1 interface.
| 26 Feb |
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I am continually curious about the market for these types of high-end "mobile" GPUs with the limited market that the Android console market currently addresses.
The GPU also can run in a multi-domain virtualization mode that would allow multiple operating systems to run in parallel on a single platform.
| 10 Feb |
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Although not inexpensive, it will allow customers to get some extra mileage out of their laptop, especially with the major improvements in performance we have seen with the Maxwell 2 based GTX 980M and GTX 970M.
This will let owners of older laptops, who are not interested in a complete upgrade, obtain the power of the new Maxwell 2 based GPUs from NVIDIA in their laptop.
| 8 Oct |
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Of course, those are going to be games that tend to be CPU limited anyway (e.g. Skyrim and StarCraft II, which we're no longer running for precisely that reason).
If you're already running a high-end gaming notebook, this is also a tough sell as 30-50% is certainly an improvement, but most gamers would be willing to drop a few settings in order to achieve high frame rates on anything from GTX 680M to GTX 880M.
Specifications Full list of technical specs
gpu
| GPU brand | Nvidia |
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| GPU name | G96 |
| Market | Laptop |
| Clock speed | 625 MHz |
| Is dual GPU | No |
| Reference card | None |
raw performance
| Shading units | 32 |
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| Texture mapping units | 16 |
| Render output processors | 8 |
| Pixel rate | 5 GPixel/s |
| Texture rate | 10 GTexel/s |
| Floating-point performance | 99.2 GFLOPS |
memory
| Memory clock speed | 800 MHz |
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| Effective memory clock speed | 1,600 MHz |
| Memory bus | 128 bit |
| Memory | 512 MB |
| Memory type | GDDR3 |
| Memory bandwidth | 25.6 GB/s |
noise and power
| TDP | 45W |
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 | MSI GeForce GTX 560 Ti
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 | AMD Radeon R7 240
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 | Nvidia GeForce GT 9800
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 | Nvidia GeForce GTX 260M
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 | Nvidia GeForce GT 240M
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 | Nvidia GeForce 9650M GT
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