Asus notebooks to combine Ryzen 3000 and Nvidia GTX 1660 Ti

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/28/2019 09:30 AM | source: computerbase.de | 0 comment(s)

Typically a laptop with a GeForce graphics runs on Intel, and Radeon with AMD. Well, a new leak indicates that to be different. as Asus would be combining AMD (Picasso) with Nvidia Turing. References to this have been found in the 3DMark database.

Asus would combine the new AMD processors with a GPU from Nvidia's Turing generation. The mentioned entry in the online database of the 3DMark shows an Asus FX505DU with Ryzen 5 3550H and GeForce GTX 1660 Ti as well as an Asus GU502DU with Ryzen 7 3750H and the same GTX 1660 Ti however as Max-Q-Design.

Ryzen 3000 with 1660 Ti opposed to RX 560X

The new AMD APUs have been officially announced ever since January, Nvidia did not officially launch the notebook version of the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti. Ergo, the specifications of the mobile GTX 1660 Ti are not yet known, but they could match up to the GPU clock of the desktop variant because the other Turing GPUs for notebooks are based on lower clocked chips of the desktop counterparts. Whether or when the discovered Asus laptops with Picasso and Turing reach the etail, is currently unknown.

	RTX 2080 (Max-Q)	RTX 2080 desktop	RTX 2070 (Max-Q)	RTX 2070 desktop	RTX 2060 (Max-Q)	RTX 2060 desktop	GTX 1660 Ti (Max-Q)	GTX 1660 Ti Desktop
architecture	Turing
GPU	TU104		TU106		TU106-200		TU116?	TU116
Shader units	2944		2304		1920		1,536?	1536
GPU clock (base)	735 - 1,380 MHz	1,515 MHz	885-1215 MHz	1,410 MHz	960 MHz	1,365 MHz	? MHz	1,550 MHz
GPU clock (boost)	1,095 - 1,590 MHz	1,800 MHz (FE)	1,185 - 1,440 MHz	1,710 MHz (FE)	1,200 MHz	1,600 MHz	? MHz	1,770 MHz
Storage	8 GB of GDDR6				6 GB of GDDR6		?	6 GB of GDDR6
memory clock	7,000 MHz						?	6,000 MHz
Power consumption (GPU)	80 - 150+ watts	225 watts	80 - 115 watts	185 watts	80-90 watts	160 watts	?	120 watts