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Jarrod’s Tech Tests RTX 4070 Desktop Against RTX 4070 Laptop With Brutal Results

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Jarrod’s Tech has benchmarked the RTX 4070 laptop GPU against the full desktop version, and the results are not pretty. For those that don’t know, Nvidia uses the same name for their laptop GPUs as their desktop models. However, while the names are the same, the specs are very, very different. The laptop GPUs have reduced CUDA cores, reduced clocks, and reduced power usage. The result is that the laptop GPU offers nowhere near the performance of the desktop model of the same name. As the laptop GPUs are often used in SFF prebuilt computers, it’s important know the difference in performance.

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Image Credit – Jarrod’s Tech
 
Jarrod’s Tech has benchmarked the RTX 4070 laptop GPU against the full desktop version, and the results are not pretty. For those that don’t know, Nvidia uses the same name for their laptop GPUs as their desktop models. However, while the names are the same, the specs are very, very different. The laptop GPUs have reduced CUDA cores, reduced clocks, and reduced power usage. The result is that the laptop GPU offers nowhere near the performance of the desktop model of the same name. As the laptop GPUs are often used in SFF prebuilt computers, it’s important know the difference in performance.
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Skripka

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May 18, 2020
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Can’t say I’m surprised. The laptop gpus have been branded with basically false advertising for years and no one is willing to go after them over it
 

Phuncz

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May 9, 2015
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Can’t say I’m surprised. The laptop gpus have been branded with basically false advertising for years and no one is willing to go after them over it
This essentially. I can't remember when mobile GPUs were in the same league as the desktop version, but this kind of sham has also been done with CPUs for a very long time. Core i3 up to i7 all being dual-core was cringe.