Intel 6235 (Low profile vs. non low profile) Which do I need for gt70?

What's the difference between the two?
Which would is recommended for a A gt70?

Low profile is the thinner design for thinnest Ultrabook designs. That is not needed for a full size notebook like GT70.

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