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#AMD FIREPRO W4100 SOUND FULL#
Therefore, most demanding games should be playable in full HD and maximum detail settings (see game benchmarks below). The performance is nearer to the normal (Max-P) GeForce GTX 1070 than to then GTX 1080 (at least in the Asus Zephyrus).
#AMD FIREPRO W4100 SOUND DRIVERS#
The drivers for the Max-Q version were optimized for efficiency (and not performance only for Max-Q models), there are optimized voltage converters for 1V operation, high-end cooling methods, and a 40 dB limit for the fan noise (with clock adjustments to ensure this at all times). The clock is not the only difference compared to the regular GTX 1080 though. The base frequency (1101-1290 MHz) is also much lower than on the regular GTX 1080 (1566 MHz, at least -18%) and the Boost (1278-1458 MHz) is also much lower compared to 1733 MHz (at least -16%) for the regular GTX 1080. It is designed for thin and light laptops and about 10-15% slower than a regular GTX 1080 for laptops based on the cooling capabilities. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 with the Max-Q design is a mobile high-end GPU from the Pascal series. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Max-Q ► remove from comparison