Desktop GPUs vs Laptop GPUs

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Desktop GPUs vs Laptop GPUs
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Desktop GPUs

• There are two types of graphics card available in
  the PC world.
• Desktop and laptop graphics. Both having their
  individual specifications.
• Desktop graphics are known to push higher pixels
  and get more out of them.
• When teamed up with a full fledged system it is
  said to achieve maximum frame rates per second
  for most titles.
• The are more powerful and provide customization
  to PC builders.

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• Most PC builders that build custom desktops
  instead of custom built laptops buy graphics card
  that provide the best results.
• These graphics cards depend on their core clock
  speeds and their vram.
• Their higher core clock speeds gives gamers the
  gaming experience they expect out of a system.
• There are two brands that make desktop and laptop
  graphics cards.
• Nvidia and Amd Radeon are the two stock graphics
  card brands available.

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• Both having two different series each and an
  individual series of extreme desktop graphics
  cards.
• Nvidia currently has the 10 series cards
  available in the market and the titan x series
  extreme graphics cards.
• While AMD radeon has the RX5 series with their
  newly released Vega extreme series.
• You can buy graphics card that are cheap for your
  gaming system accompanied by peripherals like
  gaming mice, keyboards, monitors and headsets.
• You can water cool these desktop graphics card
  and they provide ample amount of customisation.

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Laptop GPUs

• There have been a number of laptops that are
  currently focusing on the size, portability and
  performance.
• Trying to make thinner and thinner laptops with
  maximum performance.
• These laptops and many custom built laptops try
  and use integrated graphics to save up on the
  space so that the can have a thinner laptop.
• So there are limited laptops that have dedicated
  graphics cards with all the additional power
  unless its a custom built laptop.

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• Laptop graphics cards have less power as compared
  to desktop graphics cards.
• Their clock speeds are low as well as vram. This
  makes them less powerful as compared to desktop
  graphics cards.
• Few custom built laptops pack some heavy graphics
  cards that match up to the same quality and
  performance as desktops.
• With advancements in technology these laptops
  come packed with sli graphics cards as well.
• Adding to the power and performance of the
  systems accompanied by gaming peripherals like
  gaming mice and headsets.

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