What's the desktop equivalent to a GeForce GT 750m

The_KillSmith

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I was just curious if anyone knew what the closest equivalent nVidia desktop GPU/card is to the nVidia GeForce GT 750m. (For comparison sake.)

To be more accurate, I guess I'm asking about strictly what kind of FPS you can pull out of GPU (not features, power draw, etc.)

Many thanks!
 
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It is more towards a 6570 than a 6670. It is closer to the AMD 6570.

On Nvidia side, it is a little less than the Nvidia 640.

About 30 FPS on 720p Medium-Low settings.

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Are you asking what kind of performance a 750m gives? Laptop GPUs are generally a little worse than their desktop equivalent. I'd say the 650 is VERY similar to a 750m. I have a 750m in my laptop.
 

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I'm asking what kind of desktop GPU gives similar performance. So if it's the 650, or something else, that gives me some idea.

I'm trying to figure out if I can finally go from my desktop to a "do everything" laptop like the new 2013 Dell XPS 15 Touch, which has an i7 Haswell and the GT 750m.

Right now my desktop system has one of the first i5s and a GTX 560Ti, but I've been able to run pretty much every game I own at 1080p with max settings... Skyrim, Diablo 3, Source engine games, Bioshock Infinite, etc. I don't really want to buy a $2,000+ laptop if it's only marginally more power (or less power)... I want something that is more future proof. So unless the 750m is substantially better than the GTX 560Ti, it might not be the time yet.
 

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The 750m is rather weak, unfortunately. I get 45+fps in RE6 on max settings and 1080p. 60~fps on Blacklight Retribution max settings 1080p. BF4 is pretty rough on it. I average about 45~fps on low settings and in 720p.

Laptops just really aren't meant for gaming. Unless you spend an absurd amount on it, and even then, you will be severely over-paying just for mobility. Plus your temps will be quite high, it's not smart to game on most laptops for a long period of time unless you have a really good cooler to place it on.
 

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Ahh, well this is disappointing news. For some reason I had it in my head that new gen ultrabooks had finally caught up to mid to upper-mid range desktop gaming rigs. The Dell XPS 15 Touch certainly isn't worth the money then :-\
 

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Unfortunately that is just the way it is, my friend. Sorry to say it. That is why I also have a very strong PC. I just game on the go with my laptop if needed. The 750m isn't bad for light gaming or less intensive games. In fact, it's quite capable in those terms. I would just NEVER consider it made for serious gaming. :/

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