Thursday, December 27th 2018
GeForce RTX Mobility Series Outed by Taiwanese OEM, CES Announcement Incoming?
Taiwanese OEM CJSCOPE has outed a tease for their upcoming HX 970 GX laptop, featuring an Intel 9th gen processor and NVIDIA's RX 2080 graphics card in an MXM form-factor. The Mobility version of the RX 2080 will feature the same 2944 CUDA cores, but an up to 1847 MHz core clock - better binning in the mobile versions of these chips, likely.
Other options given by CJSCOPE in configuring the laptop include the Mobility 2070 and 2060. The Mobility RX 2070 follows the desktop version in CUDA cores (2304) and slightly increases the maximum Boost clock to 1710 MHz, while the RX 2060 Mobility reduces the amount of CUDA cores from the prospective 1920 found in the (unreleased) desktop version to 1536 (a 20% reduction in computational resources). The marketing materials also state that the RTX 2060 should be available on January 15th.
Sources:
CJSCOPE, via VideoCardz
Other options given by CJSCOPE in configuring the laptop include the Mobility 2070 and 2060. The Mobility RX 2070 follows the desktop version in CUDA cores (2304) and slightly increases the maximum Boost clock to 1710 MHz, while the RX 2060 Mobility reduces the amount of CUDA cores from the prospective 1920 found in the (unreleased) desktop version to 1536 (a 20% reduction in computational resources). The marketing materials also state that the RTX 2060 should be available on January 15th.
17 Comments on GeForce RTX Mobility Series Outed by Taiwanese OEM, CES Announcement Incoming?
TPU review charts show that 1080ti > 2070 for about 7-10%
Where in TPU news can you find the source for the articles and images?? I dont see a source cited.
Ah, yes, it's just ngreedia&partners are getting desperate, on the eve of 2060 for 450$ release - they know it's ridiculous, but they can't help themselves and keep pushing those prices.
So if you compare a throttled 1070ti and 1080ti to, not only not throttled, but even overclocked 20xx series that ignore power consumption, the result is obvious.