Labarr Posted January 18, 2014 Content Count: 3052 Joined: 08/30/09 Status: Offline Share Posted January 18, 2014 Hey, so HP is sending me a brand new laptop in order to replace the one i sent in. Its actually newer,and faster than wat i currently have, but the graphics card is NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M switchable 2 GB DDR3 In my current laptop I had a 2GB AMD Radeon™ HD 7690M GDDR5 Is it worth my time trying to get them to upgrade me to GDDR5? (I can accept/deny the laptop they offer me, but I just wanna know if its worth it). Thanks Link to comment
Cromyth Posted January 18, 2014 Content Count: 2942 Joined: 06/07/09 Status: Offline Share Posted January 18, 2014 I could have sworn the 750M was 2gb DDR5. Regardless though the 750M is a lot better than the 7690. Its got a higher clock rate. Higher memory bandwidth and more render processors. Link to comment
Labarr Posted January 18, 2014 Content Count: 3052 Joined: 08/30/09 Status: Offline Share Posted January 18, 2014 I could have sworn the 750M was 2gb DDR5. Regardless though the 750M is a lot better than the 7690. Its got a higher clock rate. Higher memory bandwidth and more render processors. It comes in both ;O I guess I will ask to see if they can get me the GDDR5 one. But if not I'm not going to argue.. since its already an upgrade! Link to comment
Nishok Posted January 18, 2014 Content Count: 3178 Joined: 08/06/08 Status: Offline Share Posted January 18, 2014 Definitely go with the GT 750m, lol. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk Link to comment
alb Posted January 18, 2014 Content Count: 1371 Joined: 08/12/09 Status: Offline Share Posted January 18, 2014 (edited) gddr5 755m user here can confirm that the 750m is the better choice as others stated, i'd like to add that depending on if your laptop has a slot for it or not, 750m supports SLI Edited January 18, 2014 by alb Link to comment
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