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#91 Post by Pascal_TTH » Fri Jul 20, 2007 4:59 pm

GarryF wrote:
Pascal_TTH wrote:Can you run some 3D Mark 2005
yep

T43P - 1650

T61P - 7678

hope that helps


:thumbs-UP: GarryF. I had both to may data base. The Quadro FX 570m is in the top five !

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GarryF wrote: yep

T43P - 1650

T61P - 7678

hope that helps
Whoa, that's awesome. However, a lot of other things influence the score, such as the CPU, and memory, so I'm not sure how reliable that chart is.
CPU have influence but not memory except perhaps with low end system with less then 512 MB. Such a chart is usefull to have some idea about performances. Any mesurement is subjet to errors, imprecisions and so on. It's also difficult to know GPU core/mem frequency and bus memory width...
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#92 Post by Kenn » Fri Jul 20, 2007 11:46 pm

Pascal_TTH wrote: :thumbs-UP: GarryF. I had both to may data base. The Quadro FX 570m is in the top five !
[censored], that's awesome! I was wondering forever how my mighty FireGL T2 stood up. Lol
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Re: What's in the box

#93 Post by GarryF » Sat Jul 21, 2007 3:18 am

rstander wrote:Hi GarryF

I've never had a Thinkpad, but today got a formal quote from reseller for T61p. I was just wondering, what's in the box. Maybe you could post a pic of the entire box contents, if not too much trouble.
ETA on the quote is 3-5 weeks, after order.
Hmm, it's all put away now, although you don't get much in the box, you get the laptop, battery, power adaptor and a few bits of paper plus a spare red mouse cursor.
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#94 Post by Pocket Aces » Sat Jul 21, 2007 7:31 am

Pascal_TTH wrote:
CPU have influence but not memory except perhaps with low end system with less then 512 MB. Such a chart is usefull to have some idea about performances. Any mesurement is subjet to errors, imprecisions and so on. It's also difficult to know GPU core/mem frequency and bus memory width...
Does 3D Mark also run on different resolutions?
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#95 Post by Pascal_TTH » Sat Jul 21, 2007 2:33 pm

Default resolution is 1024x768 with fixed settings. You need to buy a commercial version to allow custom tests/benchs.

Here is a part of my *draft* data base to find average results :

http://forum.tt-hardware.com/fichiers/u ... Image1.gif
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T61 : Core 2 Duo T7300, Quadro NVS 140m, 2GB, 160GB, WXGA+

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#96 Post by erik » Mon Jul 23, 2007 9:04 am

GarryF wrote:Colours are quite far off as well, the T43P was calibrated a month or two ago with a spyder so I'll try the same with the T61P eventually. The T61P seems a lot brighter, viewing angles aren't so good as the T43P but I expected that.
garry, what are your impressions so far of the WUXGA panel compared to the UXGA IPS?   have you had a chance to calibrate it?
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#97 Post by GarryF » Mon Jul 23, 2007 2:30 pm

erik wrote:garry, what are your impressions so far of the WUXGA panel compared to the UXGA IPS?   have you had a chance to calibrate it?
Hi erik

have been using it over the weekend and so far like the extra desktop space.

Geometry is good, display is very sharp and I'm having no problems working with it so far.

Display angle is something you might notice if your looking for it, doesn't bother me though and isn't a problem if you have your eyes dead centre.

I calibrate it with a spyder express and the before/after picture was a big improvement, the blue cast that was there before was gone and colours looked more natural.

Comparing pictures just now between the T61P and a benq FP241w and to my eye they look pretty close, before the calibration though the T61P looked dull, washed out etc
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#98 Post by Wangta » Mon Jul 23, 2007 3:17 pm

Gripes - 6+ lbs for this puppy? 5.7 with the travel bezel? Does that weight bother anyone here besides me??

Wish they would have cut the size of the monitor down to 14.1 (or atleast given the option) - that would cut a good chunk of weight off of it right?

My X61s order is still pending and I thought about getting this, but wow, the weight would be killer!

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#99 Post by erik » Mon Jul 23, 2007 6:00 pm

garry, that's good to know.   my biggest fear in upgrading to the T61p (rather than a UXGA IPS T60p) is the screen.   but, i think i can live with the new screen given the added benefits of the T61p.

i guess if i don't like it then someone in the marketplace forum will have an opportunity at a T61p very cheap -- like EPP cheap. ;)

thanks for the feedback.   i appreciate it.
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#100 Post by pianowizard » Mon Jul 23, 2007 6:03 pm

erik wrote:i guess if i don't like it then someone in the marketplace forum will have an opportunity at a T61p very cheap -- like EPP cheap. ;)
I'd be interested!
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#101 Post by erik » Mon Jul 23, 2007 10:16 pm

pianowizard wrote:I'd be interested!
in that case, you're first in line. :D
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#102 Post by agarza » Mon Jul 23, 2007 10:23 pm

Wow. 570M is pretty fast compared to the old FireGLT2
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#103 Post by Pocket Aces » Tue Jul 24, 2007 7:43 am

xtr wrote:Wow. 570M is pretty fast compared to the old FireGLT2
Obvious Understatement of the Year
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#104 Post by Wangta » Tue Jul 24, 2007 2:54 pm

Gary,

How is it carrying the T61p around? Do you notice the difference between the 15" T43 (weight and packing in bag)? What kind of bag do you use?

I'm an incoming business school student and am interested in the added real estate - but the weight scares me a bit...haven't been to the gym for awhile!

Thanks!

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#105 Post by wearetheborg » Tue Jul 24, 2007 3:32 pm

Wangta wrote:Gary,

How is it carrying the T61p around? Do you notice the difference between the 15" T43 (weight and packing in bag)? What kind of bag do you use?

I'm an incoming business school student and am interested in the added real estate - but the weight scares me a bit...haven't been to the gym for awhile!

Thanks!

-W
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#106 Post by GarryF » Tue Jul 24, 2007 4:05 pm

Yeah, I use a Targus backpack bag that I've had for 4-5 years now, there's a velcro strip at the end that made the T43P nice and snug, for the T61P I removed that and it fitted fine.

I've not noticed any difference carrying the T61P around compared to the T43P.
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Specviewperf 10

#107 Post by heidelun » Wed Jul 25, 2007 6:17 am

Hi, I ordered this notebook for my sister mainly for maya and 3dmax use but still I have no idea how powerful this notebook is. And also have no idea how it performs compared to T60 V5200 since I cant find a single post anywhere about the benchmark.

It will a lot of help if you can post a specviewperf 10 results :lol: which is equivalent to 3DMark for professional 3D applications.
That will tell a lot about the system's true performance.

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Re: Specviewperf 10

#108 Post by Pocket Aces » Wed Jul 25, 2007 7:46 am

heidelun wrote:Hi, I ordered this notebook for my sister mainly for maya and 3dmax use but still I have no idea how powerful this notebook is. And also have no idea how it performs compared to T60 V5200 since I cant find a single post anywhere about the benchmark.

It will a lot of help if you can post a specviewperf 10 results :lol: which is equivalent to 3DMark for professional 3D applications.
That will tell a lot about the system's true performance.
The chart at the top of this page should give you a rough estimate of the difference in power.
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Re: Specviewperf 10

#109 Post by heidelun » Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:53 am

Pocket Aces wrote:
heidelun wrote:Hi, I ordered this notebook for my sister mainly for maya and 3dmax use but still I have no idea how powerful this notebook is. And also have no idea how it performs compared to T60 V5200 since I cant find a single post anywhere about the benchmark.

It will a lot of help if you can post a specviewperf 10 results :lol: which is equivalent to 3DMark for professional 3D applications.
That will tell a lot about the system's true performance.
The chart at the top of this page should give you a rough estimate of the difference in power.
Yes, I know about that chart but the thing is that it doesnt.

Its like, same as one cant predict average frame rate of a certain game by looking at the 3DMark score. It doesnt mean that score 20000 is 2X fps than 10000 in all the applications.

For example maya could performs 2~3times faster on V5250 than 1500FX.

Specviewperf 10 benchmarks about 8 different commercial professional 3D applications not like 3DMark which is a program by itself.

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Re: Specviewperf 10

#110 Post by tomh009 » Thu Jul 26, 2007 7:17 am

heidelun wrote:Its like, same as one cant predict average frame rate of a certain game by looking at the 3DMark score. It doesnt mean that score 20000 is 2X fps than 10000 in all the applications.

Specviewperf 10 benchmarks about 8 different commercial professional 3D applications not like 3DMark which is a program by itself.
But you still don't know whether program #6 is 50% better or 50% worse on any given graphics chipset ... the only way to know that is an application-specific benchmark. And even there you might need a task-specific benchmark so that it matches how you use the application. And those are going to be pretty hard to find in general!
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#111 Post by Pascal_TTH » Thu Jul 26, 2007 7:30 am

For SPECviewperf 9.0, I found a french review :

http://www.01net.com/article/324991.html

You can use google to translate, but comment are useless. They only tell that all are 17" laptops expect T60p 14" so much more room for extra clock speed and powerfull GPU.


Higher is better :
http://www.01net.com/images/92602.gif


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M90 : Quadro FX2500M
NW9440 : Quadro FX1500M
H240 : FireGL V5200


Looks like Maya prefers Quadro !
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#112 Post by Jaydoublem » Thu Jul 26, 2007 8:25 am

Beautiful it looks, I would buy right now, if they had a 14" non widescreen,
I just don't like how Lenovo puts just as many stickers on it like "regular" manufacturers.

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#113 Post by heidelun » Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:13 pm

Thx for the benchmarks :)

Now I think I got some picture of how it performs.

Well, After a month when the notebook arrives, ill post the specviewperf score anyway to see how it does compared to others.

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#114 Post by GarryF » Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:18 pm

Ordered a 200GB 7k200 drive today, ran HD-Tach on the 100GB 7200rpm drive delivered with the T61P

HTS72101 0G9Sa00 (Hitachi)
Random Access 15.7ms
Average Read 40.5MB/s
Burst Speed 113.3 MB/s

I'll run the same on the new drive once it's installed
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#115 Post by erik » Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:57 pm

garry, how much ram do you have installed?
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#116 Post by wearetheborg » Thu Jul 26, 2007 2:15 pm

GarryF, how is the contrast on this thing ?
In particular, how are the blacks ?
Is the black REALLY black or just greyish ?
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#117 Post by GarryF » Thu Jul 26, 2007 2:32 pm

erik wrote:garry, how much ram do you have installed?
2GB, I think I'll leave the upgrade to 4GB for a while until 64bit becomes more viable for me
wearetheborg wrote:GarryF, how is the contrast on this thing ?
In particular, how are the blacks ?
Is the black REALLY black or just greyish ?
The blacks seem fine to me, main problem on my display is the light leakage along the bottom of the screen, this can only be seen when the screen is blacked out (at boot or screen saver)
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#118 Post by erik » Thu Jul 26, 2007 2:48 pm

GarryF wrote:2GB, I think I'll leave the upgrade to 4GB for a while until 64bit becomes more viable for me
i have a feeling that 64bit won't help because the BIOS will still steal anywhere from 512 to 1024 megs for addressing, regardless of OS.   it'll be interesting to see what happens.   i plan on testing this when mine arrives but won't be surprised if vista 64 reports 3, 3.25, or 3.5 gigs available.
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#119 Post by kelchm » Thu Jul 26, 2007 3:08 pm

erik wrote:
GarryF wrote:2GB, I think I'll leave the upgrade to 4GB for a while until 64bit becomes more viable for me
i have a feeling that 64bit won't help because the BIOS will still steal anywhere from 512 to 1024 megs for addressing, regardless of OS. it'll be interesting to see what happens. i plan on testing this when mine arrives but won't be surprised if vista 64 reports 3, 3.25, or 3.5 gigs available.
When I had 4GB in my desktop with Vista 64bit, the OS saw 4GB.

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#120 Post by wearetheborg » Thu Jul 26, 2007 3:27 pm

GarryF wrote: The blacks seem fine to me, main problem on my display is the light leakage along the bottom of the screen, this can only be seen when the screen is blacked out (at boot or screen saver)
How does it compare to the other laptop screens ? The back levels I mean ?
Eg, is it the same as a T42 or much better ?
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