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paternity is a no-brainer its ability to hit 60fps at 4k with lots of eye candy in the latest titles it still displays one of the biggest generational leaves and graphics performance we've seen in a while but right now I can definitely recommend it for someone who is into VR but anyway clearly the 1080 is absolutely awesome and we think it will only be a matter of time until we see Pascal architecture a GB one a force or some derivative of that space yeah so that wasn't long at all since the initial launch of the Pascal GT X 1080 only three months later we now seeing Pascal rolling out into the notebook space no M after the GPU model name these are fully enabled GTX 10-6 these ten 70s and 10 80s inside a gaming notebook the z9 neo-byzantine all the right features on a budget with a large window side panel five included fans and the excellent interior layout with super simple cable management get it now link in the description below so Nvidia invited us to London to check out the rollout of Pascal notebooks and this comes at a very good time with the approaching back-to-school season having the choice between the three Pascal variants they essentially place the GTX 1060 for light and portable form factor like the razor blade the GTX 1070 is going to be placed and slightly thicker foam factor to accommodate for cooling and of course the GTX 1080 is going to be in the largest of known books that has the best cooling possible performance wise we are told is going to be within ten percent of baseline desktop cars which is super impressive and the specs slightly defer to reach power targets so the amount of cooter course on the GTX 1018 1060 remains the same but with lower clocks for boost and base while the GTX 1070 gets a coup record bump with again lower clocks and now with the specs out of the way I've always wanted to see a higher refresh rate panel on a notebook so in the past I think we were kind of stuck when the 75 Hertz refresh rate but now with these Pascal notebooks we're rolling out with an epic 120 Hertz displays on notebooks so that's awesome I prefer to play on a high refresh rate over better settings and I'm sure that many gamers will welcome this feature as well and the second change is added resolution now we have proper negative 2560 by 1440 P displays on a notebook which is awesome because it fills that middle gap between 1080 and 4k that void has been filled so now you have the option of either 120 Hertz on 1080 middle-ground of great resolution for gaming of 1440p or a 4k juicing this plane now given Pascal architecture is much more power efficient than the previous generation Maxwell cards you now will be able to overclock your GTX 1060 1070 and 1080 inside your notebook just as you would or almost just as you would for a desktop card we actually saw demo of the GTX 980 being overclocked past 2 gigahertz and doom which is something that I've done with my machine as well here and the most impressive thing for me was seeing temperatures below 80 degrees Celsius at load in a notebook form factor something that I have not been able to achieve even with my desktop so overclocking is coming much higher clock speeds for notebook space than compared to the previous generation of notebook GPUs and this added performance bump for notebooks is of course a big VR push honestly it was quite refreshing to see a small machine powering these demos instead of the two-way SLI desktops that we've seen in the past now I doubt the our backpacks will hit it off but I won't be surprised to see portable on person contraptions with these notebooks so we received the Asus G 75 2 V for the gtx 1070 now for testing so starting off with the 3d mark firestrike ultra the overclocked results give us better performance than the 9 ADM sli while on the cpu front the 6820 HK is decently fast but lags behind a desktop counterpart jumping into some games and everyone will be happy with such performance on a notebook this 1070 is significantly faster than a single 980 and is quite interesting to see the performance difference between 1080p and 1440p and finally battery life has seen an improvement in like use with over three hours while giving us an hour and a half for gaming use which is not significant bump over previous generations but still it is improving and so taking all this into account pascal for notebooks is such fantastic news performance wise but since they utilize the same course as the desktop family which already is in low stock we do have some concerns over upcoming availability but we'll be comparing the ten series GPUs for notebooks versus desktop counterparts trying to compare apples to apple sort of in order to see what is the performance difference and if it's such a fantastic combination of having so much power in such a thin form factor but guys stay subscribe to see all those results I'm Dimitri with Harbor Canucks thanks so much for watching and we'll see you next video