Nvidia advances Optimus and 3D vision notebooks with GeForce 400M Series GPUs
This new offering by Nvidia will enhance the next generation of Nvidia Optimus and 3D Vision notebooks. The company has now made a mark with its latest Nvidia GeForce 400M series of graphics processing units. The latest series allures users with GeForce GTX 470M and GTX. In addition, performance enthusiasts may also rejoice since the series includes GeForce GT 445M, GT 435M, GT 425M, GT 420M and GT 415M.
The series lends support to Nvidia Optimus technology which offers enhanced battery life by intuitively switching on and off the GPU, thereby enabling it to run only when required. The 400M series claims to be the first notebook processors crafted with Nvidia’s Fermi architecture and developed from the ground-up for Microsoft DirectX 11. These enthralling functions offer advance HD experience, quick web browsing, immersive 3D and remarkable gaming.
Besides, the series boasts of its ability to offer around 5x faster HD video uploads to Facebook and 10x enhanced game performance for the action packed StarCraft II. The series puts forth attractive stereoscopic 3D images for gamers, movie-lovers and photo enthusiasts seamlessly when configured with Nvidia 3D Vision glasses and 3D display. The 3D Vision feature further supports a wide range of 3D content available like 425 games, Blu-ray 3D movies, photos and streaming web video.
Nvidia 3DTV Play support will now enable owners to immerse themselves in their favorite games while easing off in their living room. Users simply need to connect their notebook to an enticing 3D TV. The PhysX support will revive gaming experience with realistic physics effects, while Cudat will support GPU computing applications. Nvidia Verde notebook drivers promise to deliver system stability and optimal performance.
Notebook models equipped with the exciting GeForce 400M series and Nvidia 3D Vision glasses will hit market shelves soon after the official launch, including the Acer Aspire 5745DG with GeForce GT 425M and the Asus G53Jw with GeForce GTX 460M. Companies such as Acer, Asus, Dell, Lenovo, Samsung and Toshiba have already announced their support for the powerful 400 series GPUs, with more OEMs announcing soon.
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