660M 670M and 675M now Replaced

volkov956

After renaming the Fermi Cards nvidia just rereleased the the cards with new names.

Well guess what the cards are actually really released as new cards now they can be identified as 675MX and 670MX and are actual kepler Cards now....

http://hexus.net/tech/items/laptop/4...ble-notebooks/

There is more info on web as well

scatman839 · 10-07-2012, 07:35 | posts: 8,727 | Location: Dundee, Scotland

Oh wow, didn't think they were going to even do anything more with the kepler cards.

Undying · 10-07-2012, 19:08 | posts: 2,660 | Location: Serbia

Good to know. GTX660 was already kepler GPU...

isidore · *Last edited by isidore; 10-16-2012 at 10:13.*

yeah, bastards, i just got my asus G75VW-T1028D, with the gtx670m (i knew it was fermi based) but i didn't expect them to release any other mobile gpu's base on kepler..

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i'm curious if asus will release new g75 with the new gpu's, and if in the future i will be able to grab a new gtx675mx.

kanej2007 · 10-16-2012, 14:22 | posts: 5,700 | Location: Dubai, UAE / London, UK

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Originally Posted by isidore

yeah, bastards, i just got my asus G75VW-T1028D, with the gtx670m (i knew it was fermi based) but i didn't expect them to release any other mobile gpu's base on kepler..

edit:
i'm curious if asus will release new g75 with the new gpu's, and if in the future i will be able to grab a new gtx675mx.

Also, not long after buying my Alienware M14X having the GT 555M they released the GT 560M shortly after...

isidore · 10-16-2012, 15:46 | posts: 5,597 | Location: Germany, Nürnberg (for now)

i looked in my laptop and it seems that the gpu is not soldered, so it's a chance i can replace it in the future if this gtx670m will start to have problems..i guess is worth spending 200-300$ on a new gpu ten on a new laptop

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Undying · 10-18-2012, 15:32 | posts: 2,660 | Location: Serbia

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Originally Posted by isidore

i looked in my laptop and it seems that the gpu is not soldered, so it's a chance i can replace it in the future if this gtx670m will start to have problems..i guess is worth spending 200-300$ on a new gpu ten on a new laptop

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Is it worth going from GTX670m to GTX675MX, that is the question... :S

isidore · 10-18-2012, 15:36 | posts: 5,597 | Location: Germany, Nürnberg (for now)

right now it's not..but in the future if i will still rely on my laptop for gaming maybe it will be..also asus will release new revision of my laptop with the new kepler gpu's so most definitely i will find an upgrade kit.

zipper · 10-18-2012, 15:46 | posts: 456 | Location: finland

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Originally Posted by Undying

Is it worth going from GTX670m to GTX675MX, that is the question... :S

You gain about 20 - 50% depending on the benchmark.

yelsewshane · 10-30-2012, 03:02 | posts: 1,468

Dam them hardware people how dare they allow you to buy a product you liked and only to release something better at a later date you got ripped off!!!! I am still pissed off at ibm when those people sold me a ibm pc with a 8088 processor and later realeased a 286 and now have i7's !!! I refuse to upgrade I stay with my 8088 pc forever and I love dos !!!! They will never make me upgrade ever !!!

volkov956 · 11-10-2012, 16:33 | posts: 5,870 | Location: Soon to be Disclosed

i think the main issue of the 670m and 675m they were not new but just ID changed 570M and 580m u can even flash the 570m and 580m to the 670m and 675m

zipper · 11-10-2012, 17:15 | posts: 456 | Location: finland

Best to hunt MX versions, with a die shrink they are clearly faster (Kepler architecture).

mf2385 · 12-06-2012, 20:06 | posts: 1,946 | Location: Long Island

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Originally Posted by zipper

Best to hunt MX versions, with a die shrink they are clearly faster (Kepler architecture).

I am getting a new gaming laptop and wondering which one to get? I agree and I think the GTX 670MX or 675MX probably the best to get because of the newer architecture. The 675M is pretty powerful too even though it's a bit older. I have a question though, if I get a new laptop with a 1366x768 monitor LED display should I just get like a GTX 660M gpu on it and save some money because I most likely won't really need much more? Such as this laptop:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...410&CatId=3998

or should I just get something like:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...ku=M452-173404

or

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...783&CatId=4935

???