Would just like to point out that it looks like 28nm will actually be mobile kepler parts based on performance claims of 80-100% from Nvidia.
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Apple Switching Back to NVIDIA for Next-Generation MacBook Pro Graphics Chips?
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Would just like to point out that it looks like 28nm will actually be mobile kepler parts based on performance claims of 80-100% from Nvidia.
Things sure have changed.
HD 76xxM on down are rebranded HD 6000M and compatible with Llano.
HD 77xxM and upward are going to be based on Pitcairn and compatible with Trinity.
Trinity also shows up with HD 7000 era VLIW-4 fGPUs too.
nVidia stops their rebrands at the GT 635M (GT 555M based). The rest of the line up is Kepler or bust.
If they don't go to a new MXM standard I'll get some good life out of my 150HM chassis.
Very nice laptop but too bulky for my tastes. You are very lucky to have a MXM card.
Very nice laptop but too bulky for my tastes. You are very lucky to have a MXM card.
It is a DTR in my eyes. I would have preferred to build but I simply don't have space with me, my wife and a baby on the way.