Notebookcheck 860m Benchmarks!

Notebookcheck 8xxm & R9 M290X Benchmarks!

Now with 840m, 870m & 880m benchmarks!.


Here are links for all of the benchmarks I have put below. (880m Benchmarks, 870m Benchmarks, 840m Benchmarks, 750m Benchmarks, 760m Benchmarks, 850m Benchmarks, 860M Benchmarks, 770m Benchmarks, [URL="http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-780M.88993.0.html"]780m Benchmaks, R9 M290X Benchmarks[/URL])

I'll quickly go over the benchmarks for Battlefield 4, Metro Last Light & Crysis 3 (ultra & high settings) for those of you who don't want to or are unable to click the links. I hope it is easy to read.

PS: Before i begin with the results, the 850m is the DDR3 version! The GDDR5 version performs SLIGHTLY better (1-3 fps) in most games, in some games the difference can be 10fps+.





The 800m series is has a great increase in performance from the 700m series and that's without any performance updates, the 850m can easily play most modern games, probably at 1080p if you turn the AA down/off.

The R9 M290X on the other hand... That is looking really poor, I'm 90% sure it's going to be in the same price range as the 870m or 880m but just barely beats the 860m (but loses in crysis 3 :L). If they want it to sell, it's gonna have to have some pretty extraordinary updates to improve performance, or is gonna have to be in the same price bracket as the 860m.

I think you need to add the resolution at which you get the fps otherwise it is a bit misleading.

keynes said:

I think you need to add the resolution at which you get the fps otherwise it is a bit misleading.

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Ok, i'll put the settings as well.

fojacko said:

Ok, i'll put the settings as well.

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Forgot to say, it is a good find

Great

Updated with 840m, 870m and 880m benchmarks. They have been available for a while, but i have simply been too lazy to edit my post.

fojacko said:

Now with 840m, 870m & 880m benchmarks!.


Here are links for all of the benchmarks I have put below. (880m Benchmarks, 870m Benchmarks, 840m Benchmarks, 750m Benchmarks, 760m Benchmarks, 850m Benchmarks, 860M Benchmarks, 770m Benchmarks, [URL="http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-780M.88993.0.html"]780m Benchmaks, R9 M290X Benchmarks[/URL])

I'll quickly go over the benchmarks for Battlefield 4, Metro Last Light & Crysis 3 (ultra & high settings) for those of you who don't want to or are unable to click the links. I hope it is easy to read.

PS: Before i begin with the results, the 850m is the DDR3 version! The GDDR5 version performs SLIGHTLY better (1-3 fps) in most games, in some games the difference can be 10fps+.

Battlefield 4 Benchmarks

Settings For Ultra​

1920x1080, Ultra Preset, AF, 4x MSAA​

Settings for High-

1366x768, High Preset, AF, AA​

750m Ultra- 13.0fps
750m High- 34.8fps

760m Ultra- 18.9fps
760m High- 47.1fps

770m Ultra- 27.8fps
770m High- 67.7fps

780m Ultra- 40.0fps
780m High- 88.7fps

840m Ultra- N/A (no results on page)
840m High- 27.5fps

850m Ultra- 20.4fps
850m High- 55.4fps

860m Ultra- 28.9fps
860m High- 73.7fps

870m Ultra- 37fps
870m High- 92fps

880m Ultra- 48fps
880m High- 115fps

M290X Ultra- 38.7fps
M290X High- 73.9fps


Metro Last Light Benchmarks

Settings For Ultra​

1920x1080, Very High Settings (DX11), 16x AF, AA​

Settings for High

1366x768, High Settings (DX11), 16x AF, AA​

750m Ultra- 11.0fps
750m High- 21.0fps

760m Ultra- N/A
760m High- 30.3fps

770m Ultra- 26.7fps
770m High- 50.1fps

780m Ultra- 37.0fps
780m High- 68.0fps

840m Ultra- N/A (no results on page)
840m High- 22fps

850m Ultra- 21.5fps
850m High- 40.7fps

860m Ultra- 28.6fps
860m High- 56.0fps

870m Ultra- 34fps
870m High- 61fps

880m Ultra- 42fps
880m High- 76fps

M290X Ultra- 33.1fps
M290X High- 60.0fps

Crysis 3 Benchmarks

Settings For Ultra​

1920x1080, Very High Preset, 16xAF, 2xSMAA​

Settings for High

1366x768, High Preset, 16xAF, FXAA​

750m Ultra- 10.0fps
750m High- 24.0fps

760m Ultra- 13.0fps
760m Ultra- 34.0fps

770m Ultra- 19.8fps
770m High- 49.8fps

780m Ultra- 32.0fps
780m High- 72.2fps

840m Ultra- N/A (no results on page)
840m High- 16.3fps

850m Ultra- 13.1fps
850m High- 34.4fps

860m Ultra- 19.0fps
860m High- 51.0fps

870m Ultra- 27fps
870m High- 66fps

880m Ultra- 33.2fps
880m High- 81.5fps

M290X Ultra- 22.8fps
M290X High- 48.2fps​

The 800m series is has a great increase in performance from the 700m series and that's without any performance updates, the 850m can easily play most modern games, probably at 1080p if you turn the AA down/off.

The R9 M290X on the other hand... That is looking really poor, I'm 90% sure it's going to be in the same price range as the 870m or 880m but just barely beats the 860m (but loses in crysis 3 :L). If they want it to sell, it's gonna have to have some pretty extraordinary updates to improve performance, or is gonna have to be in the same price bracket as the 860m.

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A lot of these benchmarks are from Notebookcheck, which is not entirely reliable... Considering that the 850M can hit about 32+ FPS on Ultra Battlefield 4 with x4 MSAA on Multiplayer. It's better to have people live benchmark rather than take a word for it

ReapingRose115 said:

A lot of these benchmarks are from Notebookcheck, which is not entirely reliable... Considering that the 850M can hit about 32+ FPS on Ultra Battlefield 4 with x4 MSAA on Multiplayer. It's better to have people live benchmark rather than take a word for it

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Someone's live benchmarks is going to be more reliable than a trusted site?

keynes said:

Someone's live benchmarks is going to be more reliable than a trusted site?

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You'd be surprised. There is someone known as Gaming laptops junky who does his own benchmarks to compare with Notebookcheck. Some benchmarks do match whilst others perform almost better, mainly because he tests benchmarks with latest drivers and with different settings at 1080p.

http://www.gaminglaptopsjunky.com/m...ms-1492-barebone-almost-there-but-not-enough/ Such as this, the MSI GE40 Barebones (Which PC Specialist sells under the name 'Skyfire 14'). A lot of his benchmarks are just a tad better than Notebookcheck, especially the battlefield 4 benchmark among others