Radeon vs Radeon

DMGrier

DMGrier

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So a few months back I was about to buy a new notebook but some unexpected bills came. I finally got the money and I was wondering what would deliver the better performance

8770m

vs

8750m + 8000m

I know the 8770m is more powerful but I was wondering if the 8000m gives the 8750m a little boost since that route would save me money, thanks guys for any info.
 
If you're looking for performance I'd definitely go with the 8770m. I believe when you have an 8750m + 8000m it switches between the two, not necessarily using them at the same time for increased performance. If they do though, the 8000m is a very very low end GPU.
 
sorry, but 8000m doesn't exist...
I know (some) APUs can do hybrid crossfire with up to an 8750m gpu, the gpu performance should be about equal.
 
Well the Hp I am looking at says AMD Radeon HD 8750M + HD 8000 Series Dual Graphics . So maybe the HD 8000 series graphics I imagine refer to the APU correct. So is it a 8000M or something else?
 
DMGrier said:
Well the Hp I am looking at says AMD Radeon HD 8750M + HD 8000 Series Dual Graphics . So maybe the HD 8000 series graphics I imagine refer to the APU correct. So is it a 8000M or something else?
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Which APU is it? It depends on the APU which iGPU it has.
If I understood right you can couple the iGPU from an APU with up to an hd8750m or 8770m.
 
The 8750M is the graphics card. What they refer to as the 8000 series is the built in graphics on the APU. If it has the A8 5550M its the 8550G. If its the A10 5750M its the 8650G
 
Hey man thanks for the input, so what do you think would be better the 8770m or the 8750m + 8650G? I am not trying to do any crazy gaming obviously since it is a notebook and I know these GPU's are the best but at times I have been doing something where some dedicated would be nice and I am just trying to get the most for my money.
 
I would go for the hd8750m, because the other one can't crossfire.
The laptop with the hd8750m is probably cheaper and has better graphic performance.
 
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