

my experience is just the opposite... I've had the 460 run super hot and buggy on all the notebooks I've worked onI have the Radeon HD 5870M. I've seen the GTX 460M perform on the same settings as the Radeon and it definitely does a better job. With the Radeon, I was unable to use any anti-aliasing settings or run any shadows. The GTX 460M was able to handle both without any lag. Also, the 5870M has been highly unstable. When I first started playing, I had to use a custom vbios to fix a GSOD and BSOD problem that should have never hit the market. So in terms of hardware a 5870 should be able to do better, but the truth is it has just been a shitty card due to instability.
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