you can't have nVidia card at its maximum power because power limiter will cut off anything before reaching that point.
look at the Furmark test of GTX680 by Wizz
and compare to the gaming test
you see a difference between Furmark and gaming test of 680 compared to 7970 ???
No. You don't understand.
for AMD, TDP means the maximum power that can be delivered to graphic board.
but for nVidia, TDP means power that limited by their power limiter.
take a look at HD6970 that has 250W TDP VS GTX580 244W TDP
how on earth that 6970 has higher power consumption than the...
nope, thats all same argument ( as i told you "already said" ) ;)
and you havent answered me about the photograph either ;)
ps. got beaten by ( 5746 ( from your score ) - 4905 ) / 4905 = 17.14% in favoring benchmark.
ok, thats really competitive for me :laugh:
they had a photograph of 3dmark screen.
maybe they had a card but didnt know what spec it is, who knows ???
but that screen look very real for me, more real than BS spec.
and your way to normalized is to multiply 6500 point of 7870 by 85 percent ??!!??
oh boy, cant stop laughing :roll...
WTF !!! :wtf:
i didnt say a word about that damn SPs.
all i concern is about 3dmark score, and that look 'real' for me.
who care about SPs you dumbASS :laugh:
ps. and you normalized a underclock 7870 to 7850 level ( with such a detailed score of 5525 :wtf: )
oh yeah, thats...
not to believe from user review. thats ok for me.
but...
where did you get that 5500 score from ??? an official review ??? HA-HA-HA :laugh:
and yeah, WE WILL SEE ;)
http://forum.notebookreview.com/gaming-software-graphics-cards/658185-amd-7970m-vs-gtx-680m-2.html#post8460234
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
ps. dont forget 3dmark11 at low res. prefer Kepler than AMD stuff. ;)