NVIDIA's GeForce MX series notebook graphics cards are widely used, from the MX150 to the MX450, and some high-performance thin and light notebooks use this series of graphics cards. At the end of last year, NVIDIA launched GeForce MX550, GeForce MX570 and an RTX series of RTX2050 entry-level graphics cards, officially said that it has more CUDA cores, and with GDDR6 video memory, support PCIe 4.0, GPU Boost and other technologies, compared to MX450 has indeed been significantly improved.
A few days ago, the GeForce MX550's running score was exposed, scoring 5014 in PassMark's G3D Mark test, which is about 35% higher than the MX450, and there is a 30% gap compared with the GTX 1650 mobile version. If compared to the Vega graphics card integrated with the Ryzen™ 9 5900H (4968), the MX550's performance is basically flat.
Previously, Weibo netizens have revealed that in the 3DMark Time Spy scene, the geForce MX550 score is 2510, which is not much compared with the full-blood version of the MX450. The RTX 2050 scored 3369, about 35% higher than the MX550.
According to previous news, the MX550 uses the TU 117 core, which is a 12nm process core based on the Turing architecture, which is consistent with the GTX 1650. Equipped with 1024 stream processors with 64-bit 2GB GDDR6 video memory. The MX570 features an ampere-architecture GA107 core with 2,048 stream processors, 2GB of GDDR6 memory, and up to 25W of power. The RTX 2050 is a bit more powerful, with 4GB of GDDR6 memory and up to 45W of power consumption.
Based on the current information, NVIDIA GeForce MX550 is not surprising enough, still can not escape the suspicion of "vest card", I have to say that Lao Huang's knife method is more and more fascinating.
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