“The best game support. The best gaming  features. The best gaming performance available anywhere. That’s the  essence of the GeForce GTX 580M,” says Rene Haas, general manager of notebook products at Nvidia. “With power like this, you can turn all the knobs to 11.”
In terms of specs, the GTX 580M has 32  render back ends, 8 tessellation engines, 384 stream processing units,  64 texture units, and a  256-bit memory controller. The core clock speed  is 620MHz, while the stream processor clocks in at 1240MHz. Partners  are recommended to clock the GDDR5 memory at 1.5GHz.
With the new GPU, Nvidia claims, the  gamers can play at full 1080p high-definition resolutions with several  advanced technology features including PhysX engine support, CUDA  architecture support, SLI technology, 3D Vision, Optimus technology and  so on. Nvidia's most recent desktop GPUs, namely theGeforce GTX 590 and GTX 560 Ti had evoked overwhelming response from the gamers and critics.
The Alienware M18x, the first notebook  PC to feature the GeForce GTX 580M, gives users the option of running  two GeForce GTX 580M GPUs in SLI. The other Alienware notebook PC, M17x,  offers Optimus technology to deliver up to 5 hours of battery life, and  uses the 580M to maximu, offering 100 frames per second performance in  Call of Duty: Black Ops.
“Gamers aspire to experience games at  their highest settings,” says Eddy Goyanes, product marketing manager  for Alienware. “Alienware activates the technology designed to enable  those aspirations.  With the launch of the GeForce GTX 580M on the  Alienware M17x, and a dual card option on the M18x, that synergy  continues - Alienware delivers the ultimate gaming experience.”
The company has also announced GeForce  GTX 570M GPU, which it says gives at least 20 percent faster performance  than the previous generation product it replaces.

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