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- AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX (16C / 32T, 2.5 / 5.4GHz, 16MB L2 / 64MB L3)
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 16GB GDDR6, Boost Clock 2040MHz, TGP 175W
- 32GB (16GBx2) DDR5 5200 MHz
- 2TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 TLC SSD
- Wi-Fi 6E, 11ax 2x2 + BT5.2
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- 1080p FHD webcam with e-shutter
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- Model: 82WS003UUS
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- 1x HDMI 2.1, up to 8K/60Hz
- 1x Headphone / microphone combo jack (3.5mm)
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Wonder if the ssd in this Legion is a single stick? The model I gave a whirl last year had 2 separate 1TB drives, and I somehow failed to notice when reading the spec sheet before ordering.
https://www.techspot.co
Wonder if the ssd in this Legion is a single stick? The model I gave a whirl last year had 2 separate 1TB drives, and I somehow failed to notice when reading the spec sheet before ordering.
https://www.techspot.com/review/2...sktop-gpu/ [techspot.com]
Wonder if the ssd in this Legion is a single stick? The model I gave a whirl last year had 2 separate 1TB drives, and I somehow failed to notice when reading the spec sheet before ordering.
"In Cyberpunk 2077 using the ultra ray tracing preset and no upscaling, the RTX 4090 is 45 percent faster at 1080p, 61 percent faster at 1440p and whopping 83 percent faster at 4K."
"Dying Light 2 with ray tracing also saw huge margins in favor of the desktop card. 55% faster at 1080p, 71% faster at 1440p, and 77% faster at 4K is huge"
If you want to be uptight about the exact numbers, the desktop is on average 60% better but often performs more than 70% better in a TON of games (using the very website you linked yourself). But then you're being pedantic here, the desktop 4090 is clearly leagues ahead of the laptop 4090. These numbers are definitely close to 80% (sometimes greater) and it is no wild exaggeration, according to your own link.
Remember to be comparing at the 4k numbers. Why compare at any other resolution than 4k for the highest GPU?
Watch this detailed youtube video for your 4k averages between the desktop 4090 and the laptop 4090 on more games. The desktop version can get over 100% faster than the laptop version even.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x...-TM&t=797s
"In Cyberpunk 2077 using the ultra ray tracing preset and no upscaling, the RTX 4090 is 45 percent faster at 1080p, 61 percent faster at 1440p and whopping 83 percent faster at 4K."
"Dying Light 2 with ray tracing also saw huge margins in favor of the desktop card. 55% faster at 1080p, 71% faster at 1440p, and 77% faster at 4K is huge"
If you want to be uptight about the exact numbers, the desktop is on average 60% better but often performs more than 70% better in a TON of games (using the very website you linked yourself). But then you're being pedantic here, the desktop 4090 is clearly leagues ahead of the laptop 4090. These numbers are definitely close to 80% (sometimes greater) and it is no wild exaggeration, according to your own link.
Remember to be comparing at the 4k numbers. Why compare at any other resolution than 4k for the highest GPU?
Watch this detailed youtube video for your 4k averages between the desktop 4090 and the laptop 4090 on more games. The desktop version can get over 100% faster than the laptop version even.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x...-TM&t=797s
Why? Have you seen the size of the desktop version vs the mobile version? Desktops always perform better than laptops.
All it boils down to is if you want something that you can take with you ANYWHERE while still being able to give a very immersive gaming existing (and within your budget) then get a gaming laptop with a good screen and GPU.
If you want to have something you can upgrade year after year while it sits on the floor in your house, get a desktop.
A little bit pricey
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"In Cyberpunk 2077 using the ultra ray tracing preset and no upscaling, the RTX 4090 is 45 percent faster at 1080p, 61 percent faster at 1440p and whopping 83 percent faster at 4K."
"Dying Light 2 with ray tracing also saw huge margins in favor of the desktop card. 55% faster at 1080p, 71% faster at 1440p, and 77% faster at 4K is huge"
If you want to be uptight about the exact numbers, the desktop is on average 60% better but often performs more than 70% better in a TON of games (using the very website you linked yourself). But then you're being pedantic here, the desktop 4090 is clearly leagues ahead of the laptop 4090. These numbers are definitely close to 80% (sometimes greater) and it is no wild exaggeration, according to your own link.
Remember to be comparing at the 4k numbers. Why compare at any other resolution than 4k for the highest GPU?
Watch this detailed youtube video for your 4k averages between the desktop 4090 and the laptop 4090 on more games. The desktop version can get over 100% faster than the laptop version even.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x...-TM&t=797s
Nobody expects a power-limited desktop 4080 stuffed into a laptop chassis to compete with an AD 102 die sucking 400w+ of power (much less the 600w overkill Nvidia recommended for those rare instances of particularly low efficiency at high draw), but if you're gonna quote the article, at least be honest. Quotes like these are far more representative of Techspot's findings at 4k:
"On average, the desktop configuration offers 56 percent more performance than the laptop card, which is enormous for two GPUs that have the same name. This includes some especially massive results in Cyberpunk and Dying Light 2 ray tracing
…
Certainly the 4K results are most representative of the real GPU differences between the GPU variants: the laptop model is about 60% the size of the desktop card in terms of hardware configuration, and it delivers 64% the performance.
…
Bottom line, the GeForce RTX 4090 desktop is much faster as expected and also a better value than the laptop variant. It is still impressive to a certain degree that the laptop variant is only 36 percent slower than the desktop GPU, while consuming way less than half the power. The RTX 4090 Laptop is clearly far more efficient, while the desktop card is running well outside the efficiency window at ridiculous levels of power."
A little bit pricey
Nobody expects a power-limited desktop 4080 stuffed into a laptop chassis to compete with an AD 102 die sucking 400w+ of power (much less the 600w overkill Nvidia recommended for those rare instances of particularly low efficiency at high draw), but if you're gonna quote the article, at least be honest. Quotes like these are far more representative of Techspot's findings at 4k:
"On average, the desktop configuration offers 56 percent more performance than the laptop card, which is enormous for two GPUs that have the same name. This includes some especially massive results in Cyberpunk and Dying Light 2 ray tracing
…
Certainly the 4K results are most representative of the real GPU differences between the GPU variants: the laptop model is about 60% the size of the desktop card in terms of hardware configuration, and it delivers 64% the performance.
…
Bottom line, the GeForce RTX 4090 desktop is much faster as expected and also a better value than the laptop variant. It is still impressive to a certain degree that the laptop variant is only 36 percent slower than the desktop GPU, while consuming way less than half the power. The RTX 4090 Laptop is clearly far more efficient, while the desktop card is running well outside the efficiency window at ridiculous levels of power."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x...-TM&t=797s
Also, we are not discussing "efficiency". The performance difference is not exaggerated when you're actually looking at the charts. I think you're just in denial now.
Bottom line: You're arguing the two aren't far in performance, like within 30-40% of each other, when in reality, the desktop version blows the laptop out of the water at 60-80% better performance. And don't bother comparing at any resolution other than 4k.
A little bit pricey
It was probably a 4080 prebuilt, which goes on sale around that price.
Why? Have you seen the size of the desktop version vs the mobile version? Desktops always perform better than laptops.
All it boils down to is if you want something that you can take with you ANYWHERE while still being able to give a very immersive gaming existing (and within your budget) then get a gaming laptop with a good screen and GPU.
If you want to have something you can upgrade year after year while it sits on the floor in your house, get a desktop.
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