- Mar 17, 2015
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Some days at the office are better than others – like, for instance, those days when we can compare in-game performance in games such as GTA V. We compiled a little chart to show you what sort of results you get with our different mobile graphics solutions, starting from the GTX 950M (found in the likes of the GE60 and even the P series) to the range-topping GTX 980M in the GT72.
The chart shows you what sort of framerates you can expect in GTA V in our custom benchmark – with all models powered by an Intel i7-4720HQ CPU and minimal spec differences otherwise.
Unsurprisingly, the results are plain to see – the graphics cards perform in line with their naming hierarchy. What is clear though, is that the GTX 950M, the card in the lowest end of the pecking order, makes for playable framerates even at Medium settings. Maxed out at Ultra levels though, only the GT72 with its GTX 980M stays above the 30 FPS mark.
The chart shows you what sort of framerates you can expect in GTA V in our custom benchmark – with all models powered by an Intel i7-4720HQ CPU and minimal spec differences otherwise.
Unsurprisingly, the results are plain to see – the graphics cards perform in line with their naming hierarchy. What is clear though, is that the GTX 950M, the card in the lowest end of the pecking order, makes for playable framerates even at Medium settings. Maxed out at Ultra levels though, only the GT72 with its GTX 980M stays above the 30 FPS mark.
/www.notebookcheck.net/ compares these and gets slightly differing results, being much harder on the 950M & 960M cards, but showing the 970M as being closer to the 980M (almost hitting 30FPS at ultra).
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