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Today I got my new Laptop (ASUS G752VY-DH78K), system specs are in my profile. Anyway, I did a benchmark with 3DMark and I was very disappointed. For a top-of-the-line gaming laptop with all the best specs, how can I be getting such bad performance?
Here's the test results: http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/10389101
Here's the test results: http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/10389101
No need to go to name calling Bro. Nothing I posted was unreasonable. If you have frequented any tech forum you will know that BS is the most likely explanation when there are no screen shots or Benchmark links. Rude IMO is posting in a thread about G752VY owner saying he is having performance issues saying.........
"The G751JY has around 8500 score on firestrike so it outperforms the G752VY ! ! ! "So there is a difference of around +200 points for in G751JY, but there will a lot of drivers that will make skylake run smoothly and better over time but you won't outperform the G751JY." "those 200-300 points isn't that much of a difference"
What 200-300 points? Is this common core math?
Thanks for your benchmarks, that's all I really wanted.
Your first comment was the 751 scores round 8500 so it outperforms the 752. I've surpassed the 8500, sitting right now at just under 8600 and confident I can get it in the 8700 range on stock clocks, even though it isn't capable of coming within 200-300 points of the 751.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/10436567
"The G751JY has around 8500 score on firestrike so it outperforms the G752VY ! ! ! "So there is a difference of around +200 points for in G751JY, but there will a lot of drivers that will make skylake run smoothly and better over time but you won't outperform the G751JY." "those 200-300 points isn't that much of a difference"
What 200-300 points? Is this common core math?
Thanks for your benchmarks, that's all I really wanted.
Your first comment was the 751 scores round 8500 so it outperforms the 752. I've surpassed the 8500, sitting right now at just under 8600 and confident I can get it in the 8700 range on stock clocks, even though it isn't capable of coming within 200-300 points of the 751.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/10436567
JasenDoe wrote:
Nice comeback man, tell me how does it feel to get rekt on your own language?
Btw I was confused by your "core math" statement, I find it disturbing you don't know it's called BASIC math...that seems like lack of knowledge of math and grammar of your native language.
Just as I thought, that's really all its about to you isn't it? Are you proud of yourself that you have mastered common core math? Come back for a debate when you have acheived grammar school basics in command of syntax.
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MrRuckus wrote:
Its sad when the ROG forums are being overrun with garbage like this. Come on guys. Both the G751/G752 are awesome laptops. No need to bash each other over 200 points in 3DMark. 😐
Back on topic, I was debating the DH78K but couldn't justify the price difference. It also wasn't available at the time I purchased the DH72. Once I learned the screen was the same as the DH72, I wasn't seeing enough difference to justify the price (initially there was talk of a 4k screen in the DH78K as well, which turned out to be false). I have friends with the MSI/Gigabyte 8GB 980's and there's no real difference in todays games, especially at 1080p. Hard drive and ram can be upgraded later if need be. At least Asus was nice enough to use two 16GB sticks so upgrading RAM to 64GB would be easier then say four 8GB sticks.
To the OP: You gotta do a little research. You can OC your processor which a lot of us cannot do since you have the "6700HK", but you'll have to keep your temps in check. It looks like the 980M in the G752 starts to throttle past 75C, which is a little disappointing. My old G750 with the 780M could go to 100C before it throttled. But in any case, a processor overclock is probably going to do little for you compared to a GPU overclock. You just have to find that bleeding edge before you start to throttle and keep the CPU/GPU at those clocks. Good luck & nice laptop!
I agree and bought the DH72 for very much the same reason.
Edweird wrote:
All of the above seems excessively unnecessary.
The scores this G752 got are veeeery slightly higher than my G751, which I would think is odd, considering I'm running stock settings on a 4710/GTX980/16GB-1600 machine with just a 250GB 850 EVO in it. Still, within reasonable boundaries. The G752 isn't a major upgrade over the G751 performance-wise...temps are much more important imo, and as was stated before.
What is weird is the supposedly much better CPU and DDR4 not getting you much more performance.
Thank you!
I couldn't agree more. . So far the only advantage noted on the new platform is lower power consumption. the removal of the 32GB RAM limit (if that means anything to you) and a fresh new look. Comparing the two machines some test a little higher and some test lower but always within a small margin and highly dependent on exactly who is doing the testing.
MR Doe seems to be more interested in discrediting other peoples machines and personal attacks to inflate his own ego, It is truly sad to see when someone has to revert to such tactics in an effort to feel better about themselves. Spoiled Rich American? Is that what you think about people from different nations or is this just your hatred for all Americans? I do OK for myself these days. I grew up in a family with 6 kids on the salary of a US Marine which at least Americans will be able to deduce that we were dirt poor. My hand me down clothes were recycled hand me downs with pants having knee patches 3 deep and the ankles more like capri pants. Meat was a once a week treat. Lots or rice and starches though. Two masters degrees I achieved were all from hard work, nothing was given to me, ever. I teach my children the same values, hard work and accountability. So if someone working their backside off for years to climb out of poverty and teaches their children to excel on their own merit and contribute to society instead of being a burden on it is what is considered as a spoiled rich american...That makes me one of the most spoiled rich Americans in existence today and I consider it a compliment.
Thank you Mr Doe for calling me a kid! First time in better than 40 years I have heard that one! You did manage a compliment in your never ending rambling of sophomoric insults. You make assumptions on things you know nothing about which only proves your evident lack of character. Now that I know where you live that explains your hostilities, I would be hostile too. Name calling is not debate, its childish behavior that is expected on the playground in schools, please keep your behavior there. Pictures truly are worth 1000 words. I will not be responding to you further unless you decide to approach this in an adult fashion.
