AMD claims all these GPUs are running with a 35W cap. 965M is said to have a 75W cap.The numbers are on AMD's website, even the Radeon Pro 460 the highest option is slower than a GTX 965M, i fact the Radeon 455 is the same performance as the 2015 R9 M370X and this is according to AMD's own mouth.
Apple goofed up again, Nvidia is still king. why couldn't they have gone Nvidia.
The 460 is roughly the 965m, but with half the power draw.
Yeah, something like a 1040 or 35W 1050 would have been amazing, but they have special relations with AMD. Since AMD are still behind Nvidia in many respects, that deal is unlikely to end anytime soon.The numbers are on AMD's website, even the Radeon Pro 460 the highest option is slower than a GTX 965M, i fact the Radeon 455 is the same performance as the 2015 R9 M370X and this is according to AMD's own mouth.
Apple goofed up again, Nvidia is still king. why couldn't they have gone Nvidia.
That new graphics card in the new macbook pro Radeon 450 Pro, is it comparable to the 965M in the Surface book? This is the only thing thats keeping me from ordering.
One thing to consider: even if the graphics are equivalent, the new MBP 15 has a 45 watt quad core CPU. The updated i7 Surface Book is almost certainly still a 2 core 15 watt CPU....like all other Surface Books. So there is that!That new graphics card in the new macbook pro Radeon 450 Pro, is it comparable to the 965M in the Surface book? This is the only thing thats keeping me from ordering.
Half of me is now saying wait till Kaby Lake is out and MBP updates gfx, would be nice to see be benchmarks. Maybe by the time iPhone 8 comes out I won't have to worry about getting an adapter to plug my iPhone in. Surface book is nice, but when I tried it in store the hinge design was very flimsy in laptop mode.
Doesn't OSX allow for the system to draw from the RAM pool to compensate when needed? There was a big section in a keynote about this a year or two ago....2gb of video ram is embarrassing.
No, not for the dedicated cards. The skylake integrated graphics can draw from system ram, (up to 64gb), but the dedicated cards can not use system ramDoesn't OSX allow for the system to draw from the RAM pool to compensate when needed? There was a big section in a keynote about this a year or two ago....