JEMC on 19 June 2016
| Madword said: I assume with these new cards we are also expecting new mobile graphics chipsets? Just wondering if I should get a laptop with a 980m in, but these new chips would be cheaper, less heat and faster? Anyone know? |
It looks like AMD will use its Polaris 11 chips for notebooks, which are about half the power of Polaris 10. Don't get fooled by their naming, the 480M won't be using the chip of the RX 480, but the chip inside the RX 460.
If you want power, you might want to consider Nvidia. All signs points that they'll do what they did with the mobile 9xx chips, and use the full Pascal chips inside the 1070 and 1080 for their mobile parts.
Please excuse my bad English.
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