6702 is about right, you may be able to tweak out a few more points but not too many. Keep in mind the G752VT is not a desktop. The 970M is not in the same family as a GTX 970 dektop card.
If you got 9000 Id be angry because I spent the extra on a G752VY with a 980M and have to OC mine to break 9K. Stock clocks with just maximizing the settings in Nvidia control panel I get 8549, but again thats on a 980M. If you go back a model to the VL with the 965M you wont break 5000.
If you got 9000 Id be angry because I spent the extra on a G752VY with a 980M and have to OC mine to break 9K. Stock clocks with just maximizing the settings in Nvidia control panel I get 8549, but again thats on a 980M. If you go back a model to the VL with the 965M you wont break 5000.
If you want a rough guideline, you can sort of look at numbers for a laptop GPU performing about the same as it's previous generation Desktop model (and I demote it further because laptops are laptops, and desktops are proper gaming machines).
So a GTX360 probably beat a GTX480M
So a GTX360 probably beat a GTX480M
