NVIDIA Intros Turing GeForce RTX 2050, Ampere GeForce MX570 & MX550 GPUs For Entry-Level Gaming Laptops - Wccftech

NVIDIA has introduced three new GPUs for the laptop segment based on its Turing & Ampere architecture, the GeForce RTX 2050, GeForce MX570 & MX550.

NVIDIA Intros GeForce RTX 2050, GeForce MX570 & GeForce MX550 For Entry-Level Gaming Laptops

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 GPU is the latest laptop gaming SKU based on the Ampere graphics architecture along with the GeForce MX570 while the GeForce MX550 is based on the Turing architecture. It looks like Turing has officially made a comeback on both desktops and laptops in 2021 and there is a good reason given the heated competition from AMD and Intel that's coming next quarter. The NVIDIA RTX 2050 is also a brand new SKU as we haven't seen it on either the desktop or laptop segment before.

Starting with the specifications, the GeForce RTX 2050 is based on the GA107 GPU core with 2048 cores which is actually more than the GeForce RTX 2060 laptop variant. It features a boost clock of up to 1477 MHz and has a TGP of up to 45W. The GPU features 4 GB of GDDR6 memory clocked at 14 Gbps but runs across a 64-bit bus interface which provides 112 GB/s bandwidth. The memory sub-system is the major blow to the RTX 2050 but it makes sense since this is not a replacement of the RTX 2060 but a more entry-level option.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20 Series Mobility Lineup (Official Specs):

Graphics Card Name	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080
GPU Core	GA107	TU106	TU106	TU104
Process Node	8nm	12nm FFN	12nm FFN	12nm FFN
CUDA Cores	2048 CUDA Cores	1920 CUDA Cores	2304 CUDA Cores	2944 CUDA Cores
Base Clock	TBA	960 MHz	1215 MHz (Laptop) 885 MHz (Max-Q)	1380 MHz (Laptop) 735 MHz (Max-Q)
Boost Clock	1477 MHz (Laptop) 1155 MHz (Max-Q)	1560 MHz (Laptop) 1185 MHz (Max-Q)	1440 MHz (Laptop) 1185 MHz (Max-Q)	1095 MHz (Laptop) 1590 MHz (Max-Q)
RTX-Ops	TBD	26T	31-38T	37-53T
Gigarays/s	TBD	3.5	4-5	5-7
VRAM	4 GB GDDR6	6 GB GDDR6	8 GB GDDR6	8 GB GDDR6
Memory Bus	64-bit	192-bit	256-bit	256-bit
Memory Clock	14 Gbps (Laptop)	14 Gbps (Laptop)	14 Gbps (Laptop) 14 Gbps (Max-Q)	14 Gbps (Laptop) 14 Gbps (Max-Q)
Memory Bandwidth	112 GB/s	336 GB/s	448 GB/s	448 GB/s
TDP	30-45W	80-90W	80-115W	80-150W+

Moving over to the GeForce MX570 and MX550, NVIDIA isn't providing detailed specifications but it looks like the MX570 is based on a totally new Ampere GPU SKU, the GA107 while the MX550 uses the Turing TU117 GPU. The GA107 die is already shipping in RTX 3050 laptop SKUs and since the MX series is always the most entry-level die, this would be the most cut-down configuration of the GA107 GPU core.

The GeForce RTX 2050 and MX500 series laptop GPUs support all the latest features such as ray tracing, NVIDIA DLSS, Reflex, and Broadcast, among others. They also work seamlessly with Optimus & are a perfect solution for providing longer battery times with more horsepower over a standard iGPU.

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 and the GeForce MX570 / MX550 GPUs are expected to ship in entry-level laptops by Spring 2022.

NVIDIA GeForce MX Series GPU Family Specifications:

GPU Name	GPU Architecture	CUDA Cores	GPU Clock	Memory Speed	Memory Bus	TDP
GeForce MX570	Ampere GA107/8?	2048?	TBA - TBA MHz	TBA	64-bit?	25W
GeForce MX550	Ampere GA107/8?	2048?	TBA - 1500 MHz	TBA	64-bit?	15W?
GeForce MX 450	Turing TU117	768-896?	540 - TBA MHz	10 Gbps GDDR6	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 430	Turing TU117	768-896?	TBA - TBA MHz	10 Gbps GDDR6 7 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 350	Pascal GP107	640	1354-1468 MHz	7 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 350	Pascal GP107	640	746-937 MHz	7 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	15W
GeForce MX 330	Pascal GP108	384	1531-1594 MHz	6/7 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 310	Pascal GP108	256	1341-1379 MHz	6/7 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 250	Pascal GP108	384	1518-1582 MHz	6/7 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 250	Pascal GP108	384	937-1038 MHz	6 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	10.5W
GeForce MX 230	Pascal GP108	256	1518-1531 MHz	6/7 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 150	Pascal GP108	384	1468-1531 MHz	6 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 150	Pascal GP108	384	937-1038 MHz	5 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	10W
GeForce MX 130	Maxwell GM108	384	1122-1242 MHz	6 Gbps GDDR5	64-bit	25W
GeForce MX 110	Maxwell GM108	256	963-993 MHz	1.8 Gbps DDR3	64-bit	10W

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