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NVIDIA Quadro FX 1600M

This is a highend workstation graphic chip (for CAD and 3D programs optimized) with DirectX 10 and good OpenGL support - probably based on the GeForce 8700M GT graphic card. It is intended for digital content creators, engineers, earthscientists and other professional 3D applications. Certified drivers grant thecorrect and faster (compared to 8700M) representation of professional programs (CAD, CCD, visualisation software).

ManufacturerNVIDIA
SeriesQuadro FX
CodenameNB8P-GLM
Pipelines32 - unified
Core Speed *625 MHz
Shader Speed *1250 MHz
Memory Speed *800 MHz
Memory Bus Width128 Bit
Memory TypeGDDR3
Max. Amount of Memory256 MB
Shared Memoryno
DirectXDirectX 10, Shader 4.0
Current Consumption50 Watt
Transistors289 Million
technology80 nm
FeaturesPureVideo, video scaling, LCDs with 1920x1200 pixel, PCI-Express, connection for ext. graphic card
Notebook Sizelarge
Date of Announcement01.06.2007
InformationCG shading language, 32 bit floating point precision, 12 bit subpixel precision, 128 bit precision of the graphic pipeline, vertex and pixelshader programmability, PCI-E inferface, FSAA with turned grid, nView multidisplay support, high-precision dynamic-range (HPDR) technology, hardware 3D clipping, full screen antialiasing
Link to Manufacturer Pagehttp://www.nvidia.com/page/nb_chipset.html
* The specified clock rates are only guidelines for the manufacturer and can be altered by them.

benchmarks

3DMark 2001: - Standard 1024x768
0% 100%
      min: 27822, avg: 32843, max: 35509 Points
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3DMark 03: - Standard 1024x768
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      min: 15060, avg: 16009, max: 17144 Points
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3DMark 05: - Standard 1024x768
0% 100%
      min: 9344, avg: 9963, max: 10375 Points
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3DMark 06:
0% 100%
      min: 4535, avg: 4937, max: 5608 Points
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Cinebench R10: - Shading
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      min: 3899, avg: 4670, max: 5226 Points
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- Range of benchmark values for this graphics card
- Average benchmark values for this graphics card
Based on 20 benchmarks

Game Benchmarks

Crysis - GPU Benchmark
Crysis - GPU Benchmark (2007)
low:
83.2 84.2 ~ 84 fps
med.:
31.5 33.3 ~ 32 fps
high:
13.6 14.4 15.9 ~ 15 fps
» With all tested laptops playable in detail settings low.
Crysis - CPU Benchmark
Crysis - CPU Benchmark (2007)
low:
12.7 72.2 73.1 ~ 53 fps
med.:
23.5 29.6 ~ 27 fps
high:
13.2 15.6 ~ 14 fps
» With most tested laptops playable in detail settings low.
World in Conflict - Benchmark
World in Conflict - Benchmark (2007)
med.:
36 37 ~ 37 fps
high:
21 23 ~ 22 fps
» With all tested laptops playable in detail settings med..
F.E.A.R.
F.E.A.R. (2005)
low:
444 476 493 ~ 471 fps
med.:
153 162 167 ~ 161 fps
high:
56 56 59 ~ 57 fps
» With all tested laptops playable in detail settings high.
Doom 3
Doom 3 (2004)
low:
160.8 173.6 ~ 167 fps
med.:
164.3 174 ~ 169 fps
high:
160.6 165 ~ 163 fps
ultra:
129.1 129.2 ~ 129 fps
» With all tested laptops playable in detail settings ultra.
Quake 3 Arena - Timedemo
Quake 3 Arena - Timedemo (1999)
high:
548.9  fps
» With all tested laptops playable in detail settings high.

For more games that might be playable and a list of all games and graphics cards visit our Gaming List

Notebook reviews with NVIDIA Quadro FX 1600M graphics card

Dell Precision M6300 (Intel Core 2 Duo T9300, 17.1")
» Review Dell Precision M6300 Notebook - Review
» Dell Precision M6300 - External Review

HP Compaq 8710w (Intel Core 2 Duo T9500, 17.1")
» Review HP Compaq 8710w Notebook - Review
» HP Compaq 8710w - External Review

 

Author: Klaus Hinum (Update: 2009-11-19)