| Chassis and Spec | Firestrike 3DMark | Graphics | Physics | Avg. GPU Temps | URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Defiance V 17" / i7-8750H / RTX 2080 Max-Q | 16631 | 21280 | 14033 | 62° | Link |
Thanks, I'll update the rank. I agree with the good performance of the Max-Q 20 and 30 series, I'm just not sure about the pricing though. Because if the Max-Q 2080 has the 2080 chip and memory in it, then the price would be the same (or very close) to a full 2080. I might be wrong though, by I always understood it as the whole question on max-Q vs. max-P: if you want to have 2070 performance, why pay more for a 2080 max-Q instead of a cheaper 2070 max-P? But of course that other components and chassis materials will also impact the final price.
That physics score for a laptop is fantastic
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It is a 17 inches sorry I forgot to mention
You need to have the paid version (from steam, for example)
Here you have my CC settings
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Was this using your highest level performance profile provided by Clevo? I reckon you should be getting a much higher result than that. Your Physics score is way off the mark for that chip and I would be expecting your 2080 to be getting a higher score too.
Updated on the rankThis gets better and better. With dGPU in bios and this options in beast mode
I scored 22 094 in Fire Strike
Intel Core i7-10875H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 (notebook) x 1, 65536 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}
If you don't mind, might I ask why you didn't get the 2933Mhz memory? If that was only because you wanted 64gbs, I would say that unless you have a very unusual need for that, having 32Gbs is already overkill for most use cases and especially for gaming, where having a faster memory would be much more beneficial than going from 32 to 64Gbs.I wanted 64 GB of ram as I do very heavy 3D rendering and After effects Particles and Element3D. Some scenes can get very heavy on ram quickly and the more Ram the more framed I can reviewUpdated on the rank
I get it, that's reasonable enoughI wanted 64 GB of ram as I do very heavy 3D rendering and After effects Particles and Element3D. Some scenes can get very heavy on ram quickly and the more Ram the more framed I can review
But yes that would be a warning to gamers, better go for 32 GB and take the 2933 memory
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Your temps look really good indeed! Rank updatedI scored 21 544 in Fire Strike
Intel Core i7-10875H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 (notebook) x 1, 16384 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}
Here is my Ionico 17 RTX3070, fresh Windows installed, Throttlestop uV -.75, temporarily max Power Limits and Max Fans.
On top of a Cooling Pad.
Not bad, but lack of MUX can't push the GPU to the max...
But the CPU is very strong especially due to undervolt I guess stayed pretty cool after all. Throttlestop showed no more than 80°C CPU.
I scored 21 544 in Fire Strike
Intel Core i7-10875H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 (notebook) x 1, 16384 MB, 64-bit Windows 10}
Here is my Ionico 17 RTX3070, fresh Windows installed, Throttlestop uV -.75, temporarily max Power Limits and Max Fans.
On top of a Cooling Pad.
Not bad, but lack of MUX can't push the GPU to the max...
But the CPU is very strong especially due to undervolt I guess stayed pretty cool after all. Throttlestop showed no more than 80°C CPB
In this RTX 30 incarnation probably by pushing the GPU to up to 140W there is less space for the CPU to stretch its legs . I could overextend the undervolt but.. I know 10th gen aren't as flexible as the past. A MSI GP75 10750H I got for few weeks locked with BSOD right after .75...
