Is a laptop GPU the same as a desktop GPU?

Is a laptop GPU the same as a desktop GPU?

Functionally, they are essentially the same thing, scaled down due to the power requirements of desktop parts; a high end desktop video card can need more than 300w, and that is hard to power and even harder to cool in a laptop.

Will the GTX 1060 fit in my PC?

The GTX 1060 will fit in a standard ATX case, as it can be expected to be as big as the 1070/1080. If you want to use both your GPUs for Gaming at the same time, they have to be of the same type and support SLI – in other words, you will have to replace the 760.

What’s better GTX 1060 or 1650?

The GTX 1060 is still a better graphics card than the GTX 1650. Rest assured, the GTX 1060 is still a fine graphics cards in its own right. Indeed, as we saw in my GTX 1660 vs 1060 comparison piece, the GTX 1060 can even hold its own against Nvidia’s new GTX 1660 card as well.

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Which laptops have a GTX 1060 inside?

Starting today, the desktop versions of the GTX 1080, GTX 1070, and GTX 1060—with some very slight tweaks—are inside laptops from the likes of MSI, Asus, Alienware, Lenovo, and Razer, to name but a few.

Why is the GTX 1060 a game changer?

That’s because they are effectively on par with the desktop versions, and that is what we call a game changer. The GTX 1080 and GTX 1060 have CUDA core counts and memory bandwidth exactly the same as their desktop versions.

What is the difference between the 1060 and 1060 mobile?

Our desktop 1060 gaming data is from an i7-6700K at 4.4 GHz whereas the mobile 1060 has the afore-mentioned HQ variant of the 6700. Moreover, I’ve never tested the GTX 1060 Founders Edition and that the frame rate data is from overclocked GPUs. Nvidia GTX 1060 Mobile vs Desktop Benchmarks – 1080p Avg FPS

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Does the GTX 1060 have more CUDA cores than the 1080?

The GTX 1080 and GTX 1060 have CUDA core counts and memory bandwidth exactly the same as their desktop versions. Curiosly, the GTX 1070 actually gets more CUDA cores than its desktop equivalent but its boost clocks are lower so it sort of balances out.