G70 Go (mobile) ready to roll

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Looks like Nvidia is ready to roll out a new high-end mobile part. Some impressive gains have been made on the laptop 3D front and it will be interesting to see how this new entry performs. By the looks of it, this will be a beast-on-the-go.

Link: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/G70Go

 

[BrynS]

Is the G70 Go still on 110nm or is it likely one of the two 90nm products Jen-Hsun mentioned at the last call? Hasn't C51 been confirmed as being one of the 90nm products, leaving only a potential 7600 as the remaining 90nm product, unless nVIDIA's 90nm ramp has widened of late?

What is up with techPowerUp! Are they now the official distributor for NV marketing material?

 

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What is up with techPowerUp! Are they now the official distributor for NV marketing material?

Lol. Yeah, they seem to have amassed a large amount of Nvidia documents. At least these were interesting, or at least I thought they were (internal rah-rah documents don't do much for me). I am actually not a big fan of 3D on the laptop as a user, but the advancements made in the tech in this area is very interesting. Not only is it nice to see the possibility of this power on-the-go, even if I choose not uto use it myself, but seeing it not stalling is a healthy sign for the desktop as well.

 

[Karma]

Doesn't the 7800Go GTX look exactly like the desktop 7800 standard?

 

[Rys]

Doesn't the 7800Go GTX look exactly like the desktop 7800 standard?

Clocks are slightly different for the GTX SKU. The chip is the same (as far as I know without more than a cursory glance at the spec, or any hardware to poke), just tweaked for heat and power consumption.

I'm hoping for a dead die G70M at some point for an uber geeky keyring. They had a tray of them at a presentation recently, was so tempted to nick one Did the polite thing and asked and got told "maybe". Hrmph, that probably means no, thinking about it. Haha!

Rob Csonger, if you read B3D, remember!

 

[Fate]

You mean they have broken G70's a keyrings?