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Results & Comparison

Results

No surprises here, as this performance-driven notebook managed to provide consistent scores in both CPU tasks as well as graphical ones.

Here are some of the scores garnered by the Qosmio F750:

A score of 2255 on PCMark 7 means the notebook is more than capable of handling intensive tasks in terms of productivity, entertainment and creativity

Although not at the top level, 1068 points on 3DMark11 will ensure that you’ll be able to run most (if not all) DirectX 11 titles smoothly, maybe not at ultra or very high graphical settings, but still good enough that you can enjoy your games and HD movies.

Comparison

As comparison, we chose the notebooks that boast similar specifications and price tag including the Dell XPS 15z and HP Pavilion dv6.

Specifications / Notebook	Toshiba Qosmio F750	Dell XPS 15z	HP Pavilion dv6
Processor	Intel Core i7-2360QM @ 2GHz	Intel Core i5-2410M @ 2.30GHz	Intel Core i7-2630QM @ 2GHz
Chipset	Intel HM65	Intel HM67	Intel HM67
Memory	4GB DDR3	4GB DDR3	4GB DDR3
HDD	640GB (7200RPM)	750GB (7200RPM)	750GB (5400RPM)
Video	NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M with Optimus Technology	NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M	AMD Radeon HD 6770M

Although marketed as a gaming notebook, it still did surprisingly well in terms of PCMark Vantage benchmarks, making it viable as an all-round package

Scoring higher than Dell's XPS15z, the Qosmio F750 offers users a performance-driven gaming experience

Even though the F750 lost out to the HP Pavilion dv6 in terms of frame rates, a 38.37fps average is solid enough to run the game smoothly without any lag whatsoever

Thanks to the Optimus technology, the Qosmio F750 was able to deliver a long battery life of 175 minutes while running on a discrete graphics card

Toshiba Qosmio F750 – Feast for the Eyes, Music to the Ears

Results & Comparison

Results

Comparison