GeForce GT 755M 

Expectedly, the 28nm GM204 GPU based GTX 980M has 1536 CUDA cores and works at 1038MHz for the GPU base clock and while the Boost GPU clock is unknown, the impressive base clock suggest that it packs quite a punch.

Despite their same name, mobile GPUs are always way below their desktop counterparts for obvious reasons, and while that might happened before, the new Maxwell 2.0 changes everything and closes the relative performance gap placing the performance of the mobile GTX 980M at around 80 percent of the GTX 980.

Nvidia would also most probably release a 880M SLI Configuration which would be the king of mobile graphics for a year or so.

Details about Maxwell’s Mobility series surfaced a few days back and now predicted benchmarks have also surfaced.

So let’s talk about the GPUs themselves, NVIDIA’s first tier chips would be MXM design which means they would be interchangeable, upgradable and even offer SLI support on some notebook designs.

Next up, we have the entry level models which will feature the onboard design which mean that these GPUs will be permanently soldered to the mainboard hence no upgrading can be possible.

I don’t need to tell you how nice the aesthetics on this mini-ATX machine are, looking like something out of an Iron Man movie, the M8 delivers both performance and beauty.

Wow, #AsRock and #BMW DesignWorks USA’s #M8 Gaming Machine is a beauty.