I just purchased a NVIDIA Shield Tablet, and they recommend an (R7000) will this offer the same gaming speed compatibility?
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I have both the 7000 and 8000. I find 8000 quicker on gaming (wired connection). The 8000 is also likely to have more updates gping forward like QOS (like the X4) to be released in Nov. Both are good routers and you shouldn't be disappointed. Good luck.
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The NETGEAR AC3200 Nighthawk X6 Tri-Band WiFi Router is the R8000 model, so it's a step up from the R7000. Chances are it will exceed the performance of the R7000.
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I just got an NVIDA Shield Tablet too! and currently waiting for this router to be delivered. I'm sure this router can handle literally anything you can throw at it, while throwing it back at you harder.
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Yes, I upgraded the R7000 to this router(R8000). Great router. Better gaming performance for me.
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It has the fastest gaming speeds available that I know of. That is why I bought it.
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I have an NVidia Shield handheld with the lesser models of this product (an R6300 router and an EX1200 extender). Both support streaming very well, so this much faster model is certain to work.
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Yes. That is exactly what I installed it on. Install the drivers first (get them from NVidia's web site) and then install the card. If you have another card or onboard video, you need to remove the card or disable the onboard video. Good luck!
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Sorry, I don't do games, so I don't know. I use the tablet mainly to read books, watch video, check facebook and email.
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Will this graphics card run Battlefeild 3 on ultra with no lag/ @60FPS?,.. No. I'm almost certain Buffy is referring to FPS and not data lag. I run a Intel i7 2nd Gen. 2600k CPU, 16gig 1600mhz RAM, and a GTX 580 1.536 and with a little tweaking of the in-game video options I have come to a very satisfying compromise (60 FPS) but just a good GPU won't cut it. The CPU, GPU, and Ram speed go hand in hand. Your cpu speed is critical due to the fact it must be fast enough to keep up with your GPU. Investing in a high end GPU with a low end CPU or the opposite, will usually "bottleneck" the game performance, resulting in low FPS, choppy game play. I wouldn't bother with RAM speeds over 1600mhz. Anything higher then 1600mhz is still a waste of money. Settings like Textures, HBOA, MSAA, Shadows, Antialias Post & Antialias Deferred can all be adjusted in game. MSAA seems to be the culprit in everyone's chugging fps issues. "The people who tested this game at Hard OCP noticed, with their settings on ultra, putting even 2x MSAA dropped their fps from 60 to about 30 on a single GPU card." Also driver updates released from Nvidia over the past year have greatly improved my GPU's performance. I am very satisfied with the 580 and Nvidia. They have made me a loyal customer. FYI: this card will also smoke any Valve game out there. I mean frame rates into the hundreds! I'm a huge L4D2 & TF2 fan =)
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The only difference is 500GB of non SD - extra storage and 16GB of exrra RAM. The Qosmio's are known to over heat and my ASUS (so far) hasn't overheated after 8 hours of continuous game play. The system runs quiet too. Despite the the fact it's pretty heavy (though not too heavy), the laptop is a solid choice. Also, the Nvidia 880M (4GB) is a very very good card and you can't go wrong with that. I would have to look at the screen definition. However my ROG is HD and I assume the Samsung is too. Good luck with your purchase!
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Don't know offhand. What I would do is look up the specs of the individual NVIDIA gpu's. Also, the amount of onboard video RAM and its clock speed is crucial. Failing all that I would look for reviews on those cards, But for that to be meaninful the reviews would all have to have been done under the same conditions. I would reccomend a minimum of 1GB of onboard RAM. Also, if NVIVIA or Zotac specify the MFS (megaflops per second) of the GPU's, that would be a good indicator.
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Hi Matt, I beleive that it should work with a TF700. My wifes tablet is an ASUS. I'm not sure of the model #, but I would assume that they would use a comparible plug in. I did an online search for stuff that was compatible, and that's what it came up with!! I hope that this helped. Mike
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Up to 90MB/s read speed, 50MB/s write speed. That's what it says in the ad and it may be right. All I know is it the fastest and smoothest card I own. I have 2 12.2 Samsung Pro Tablets and I purchased one for each device. Very fast, that's all I can say. The Samsung EVO is a good card also. I have those in our smart phones. Both cards or fast and reliable. There is also another Samsung PRO card that is black and has speeds up to 70 MB/s. DO NOT buy that one. I tried one, it failed, was sent another, it failed, and after the 3rd one failed, my money was returned.
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If I had to hazard a guess it would be that the tablet does not have a quad core AMD like my laptop. Ours does not process at light speed but I expected that from a less expensive device. It still works fine but slower.
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It has been 1 year since your question, but I felt it necessary to post that Scott Beeson, the previous poster to answer your question, is wrong. The NVIDIA Shield is designed to do exactly what you described.
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I am not sure. ... Here are the links to the drivers & HW specs. If your system is there, then yes. 1) Specs: nvidia_com/object/product-quadro-600-us_html 2) Drivers: nvidia_com/Download/index_aspx?lang=en-us&ptid=3&psid=73&pid=512 PS. Note: all "." replaced by "_" to get around AMAZON's no url blocking code. If that does not work, then go to the NVIDIA site & do a search for a QUADRO 600.
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I would get TF701T, think it's much faster. TF701T seems to have similar specs to Toshiba Excite Write (same Tegra 4 processor, 2GB RAM) as opposed to TF700T which has Tegra 3 and 1GB RAM. I have both Toshiba Excite write and Asus TF700T and Toshiba Excite Write is much faster. You can notice it when opening apps, browsing, playing music while playing games (I usually use TuneIn or Google Play Music) and on TF700T music sometime stutters while on Excite Write it plays fine. Assuming ASUS TF701T would performs similarly to Toshiba Excite Write. TF700T is still a pretty good tablet now but it's 1-2 years old technology which is a lifetime in tablet years :) Of course depends on usage, if you want to read text and watch videos it's great. New games, browsing the net might show age of the tablet...
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Unless your Nvidia tablet has a bulky cover on it, I don't see any reason that it would not work. Plus, if you purchase the AmazonBasics stand I can almost assure you that you will find other uses for it, even it it doesn't work with your Nvidia.
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It will work fine as a replacement. I am not sure how much of a performance upgrade it will be however. It supports new features like DirectX 11 and Display Port.
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Stay away from this particular card, its slow and has realiablity issues. Stay with a name brand. As for if your tablet supports a 64gig sd card. Check the manufacturers website. They should have a compatiblity list.
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I would go to the DELL site for more info on this tablet. All I know is this is the fastest tablet I have worked with. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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I returned mine. Noticed acer has proprietary drivers. Would not except updated drivers from nVidia for 3D gameplay.