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Former Member
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Any one know of a reasonably priced multi-CPU laptop capable of GPU processing?
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Former Member
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....obviously there arn't any
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Former Member
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I got a ASUS G73 w/nvida gtx 560m and an intel i7 2670QM that can do hcc gpu; but I dont ... gpu comput to slow even w/ 16 gig mem so it only does cpu work with no probs.
----------------------------------------cost when new about 1 year ago 1,200.00 dollars. very good laptop and never get's over 64c at full load [Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Dec 10, 2012 7:12:18 PM] |
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Former Member
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There are, like I have one with an ATI [HP and not cheap], except darn if I know how to force the drivers to upgrade to the needed level for OpenCL. I'm considering to ditch the OEM W7 install with firmware and put W8-64-Pro clean on. The BIOS I've already got the latest level to be able and get max out of the ATI/Catalyst drivers [if I can get them on]. Done a little GPU crunching though outside of WCG... definitely had set it to only do when system idle for longer.
Else, rather than asking [a sign of the times], search and look on the forums. Think to have seen mentions of GPU crunching on laptops/notebooks. |
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Former Member
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.......ah well, thanks for the info guys. I will stick with the CPU only on it then
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