According to foreign media reports, NVIDIA is preparing to launch a GeForce MX550 discrete graphics card based on ampere architecture, which will be the first card in the series to have 2GB of memory.
According to reports, a new unnamed NVIDIA card has recently appeared in the GeekBench 5 database, which is most likely a new generation of GeForce MX550.
The detection information shows that it has 16 computing units, and under the ampere architecture is 2048 stream processors, more than double the previous generation, catching up with the RTX 3050, which should also be the GA107 core.
The 2GB GDDR5 is the first product of the Ampere family to have 2GB of video memory. I just don't know if the bit width continues to be 64-bit, or if it can be opened to 128-bit this time.
Compared with the MX450, the number of stream processors has more than doubled, of course, the performance will not improve so much, because the ampere architecture doubles the number of FP32 floating-point cores, and the actual increase is around 15-20% from the OpenCL computing performance.
The processor is 12th generation Core i7-1260P, which belongs to the 28W series, 4 large 8 small 12 cores 16 threads, frequency 2.5-4.6GHz, L2 cache 4MB, L3 cache 18MB.
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