![]() ![]() ![]() We want to use the GPU score in the Fire Strike sequence for a comparison with the GTX 860M: 4,418 points results in an advantage of 12% over the Maxwell predecessor (3,936 points Schenker XMG A504) as well as 39% over the Kepler GTX 860M (3,174 points Schenker W504), although this card was tested with an older GPU driver. A GeForce GTX 965M is 21% faster in this scenario (17,096 points Schenker XMG P705). The results of the synthetic benchmarks are not really surprising, starting with the Sky Diver test of the current 3DMark: The GTX 960M manages a GPU score of 14,178 points, which is 54% behind the GTX 980M (30,797 points MSI GT72 2QE) and exactly 40% behind the GTX 970M (23,619 points Alienware 15). Still, thanks to the higher number of shaders (GM204 chip with 1,024 CUDA cores), the GTX 965M is faster nonetheless. The GTX 970M is also better suited for gaming when you consider the 1,280 shaders and 3 up to 6 GB video memory (192-bit interface).Īll in all, the performance of the GTX 960M is close to the GTX 965M, which also suffers from the small memory interface (128-bit) in some titles and even has a slightly lower clock (924-950 MHz). The GTX 980M has more than twice as many shaders (1,536 CUDA cores) and 4 up to 8 GB GDDR5 video memory (256-bit interface) is better for the future as well. The hardware specifications are much weaker compared to the top models. But small improvements or not: The graphics cards hardly differ in practice, which is also confirmed by our benchmarks. According to the tool GPU-Z you also get higher values for the pixel fill rate, the texture fill rate and the number of TMUs, although this might also be a bug in the application. Smaller differences are revealed when you look at the core clock: Instead of 1,029-1,097 MHz, Nvidia increases the clock of the GTX 960M to 1,097-1,202 MHz, which results in an advantage of 7-10%. ![]() Both GPUs are based on the GM107 chip and can use 640 Unified Shaders as well as 2,048-4,096 MB GDDR5 video memory, which is attached via 128-bit memory interface. Look at the most important specs and you can see that the GTX 960M and the Maxwell version of the GTX 860M are very similar. There was a Kepler version of the GTX 860M that had an MXM interface as well as 80% more shader units, but it was rarely used due to the lower performance. ![]() See manufacturer for more information.The technical specifications of the GTX 960M are not very spectacular because the predecessor was already based on the Maxwell architecture. Stream extreme GeForce GTX PC gaming experiences to portable devices like NVIDIA SHIELD™ with super-smooth, low-latency performance.Īble to drive the industry’s largest and highest resolution displays up to 4K resolution and with support for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) 3ġ - Support for NVIDIA BatteryBoost varies depending on manufacturer’s configuration.Ģ - Optimus may not be available on all manufacturer’s SKUs. You can also capture and share gameplay with NVIDIA ShadowPlay™. With a single click, you’ll be able to update the driver directly, without leaving your desktop. The easiest way to optimize your games and keep your drivers up to date, the GeForce Experience application automatically notifies you of new driver releases from NVIDIA. It monitors system level power and safely boosts GPU clocks get the best gaming experience from your laptop. This innovative technology allows gamers to maximize the graphics performance of their notebook automatically. Plus, it offers cutting-edge features like NVIDIA BatteryBoost, and GeForce Experience.įor notebooks with sufficient performance on battery, BatteryBoost unlocks great unplugged gaming maximizing battery life.Īutomatically transitions between NVIDIA graphics and Intel Integrated Graphics, seamlessly and in the background, to give you great performance and great battery life – whether you’re watching a movie, surfing the web, or playing a 3D game. This is NVIDIA’s most advanced architecture ever, delivering incredible performance and unmatched power efficiency. ![]()
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