Thursday, April 1st 2021
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050/3050 Ti Laptop GPU Specifications & Performance Leaked
The NVIDIA RTX 3050 and RTX 3050 Ti laptop GPUs are the next-generation mid-range offerings from NVIDIA for the notebook sector and will soon replace the GTX 1650 and GTX 1660 Ti. The new graphics cards will feature an adjustable TDP in the range of 35 watts all the way up to 80 watts which will greatly impact performance and battery life. The RTX 3050 will feature 2,048 CUDA cores and a base clock between 713 MHz, and 1,530 MHz while the boost clock will vary from 1,057 MHz to 1,740 MHz depending on the selected TDP. The RTX 3050 Ti increases the core count to 2,560 with similar base clocks at 735 MHz to 1,463 MHz along with boost clocks in the range of 1,035 MHz to 1,695 MHz. The two cards will both feature 4 GB of GDDR6 memory with a bandwidth of 88 GB/s. We have a good idea of the expected performance of these cards, with leaked synthetic and gaming testing putting the RTX 3050 Ti near the RTX 2060 Max-Q while the base RTX 3050 trades blows with the GTX 1660 Ti Max-Q.
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22 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050/3050 Ti Laptop GPU Specifications & Performance Leaked
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188 GBps would make more sense, as that's the actual bandwidth of GDDR6 running at just shy of the typical 12Gbit/s on a 128-bit bus.with only 4GB, not particularly well, no.
-As a 4 GB card / 1080p user myself, I would like to down clock that statement and instead say it is just "OK" for 2021, and it certainly won't age well.
Naturally there is a difference between actual used VRAM as well as allocated VRAM and DDR6 will certainly help to push back running into the bottleneck a bit.
Nonetheless, 4 GB are not plenty in general @1080p any more and won't be going forward.
About bandwidth it's probably a typo, GTX1650 D6 has 192 GB/s, +50% compared to the DDR5 version.
GPUs today should have a minimum of 6GB