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Specs of the upcoming entry-level mobile GPUs, the MX330 and MX350, have leaked. The hardware IDs are indicating a Pascal release, and that means this release is a refresh.
Nvidia will be using the very same chip for MX330 as for the MX250 based on the MX250 and GTX 1050. Even the clock frequencies are nearly identical. The MX330 would be a respin, the GP107 GPU of the GTX 1050 will empower the MX350, with ine change, a memory bus sliced in two now making it 64 bits wide. Two leaked benchmarks, 3DMark Time Spy and Fire Strike, show that the MX350 is performing at GTX 960M and GTX 1050 (laptop variant) level.
Updated: the SKUs now are listed at NVIDIA.
- https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/gaming-laptops/mx-350/
- https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/gaming-laptops/mx-330/
| Specs | NVIDIA MX330 | NVIDIA MX350 |
| GPU | N17S-G3-A1 |
N17S-G5 |
| Internal Part Number | GP108-655-A1 | GP107-670-A1 |
| Process | 16 nm | 16 nm |
| Package | GB2C-64 | GB2D-64 |
| Package Size | 23 x 23 mm | 23 x 23 mm |
| BGA | 595-ball | 595-ball (?) |
| PCI Express | Gen3 x4 | Gen3 x4 |
| GPU Base Clock | 1531 MHz | 1354 |
| GPU Boost Clock | 1594 MHz | 1468 |
| CUDA Cores | 384 | 640 |
| TDP | 25W | 25W |
| Memory Type |
64-bit GDDR5 256Mx32 / 512Mx16 |
64-bit GDDR5 256Mx32 / 512Mx16 |
| P0 Memory Clock | 3.5 / 3.0 GHz | 3.5 GHz |
| Display Port | N/A | N/A |
| HDMI | N/A | N/A |
| Launch Date | Feb 10, 2020 | Feb 10, 2020 |
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#5759272 Posted on: 02/11/2020 01:01 PM
And AMD too, remember those new mobile GPU few year ago that use "legacy" drivers only...
For entry model GPU or you have an APU, IGP or you get a "powerfull" old gen GPU to clean the stock.
If entry level, and so few CPU power, i would preffer IGP or APU, to save the battery...
I think the main usage for this is office PCs if you have 2-3 monitor setups e.t.c.
And AMD too, remember those new mobile GPU few year ago that use "legacy" drivers only...
For entry model GPU or you have an APU, IGP or you get a "powerfull" old gen GPU to clean the stock.
If entry level, and so few CPU power, i would preffer IGP or APU, to save the battery...
I think the main usage for this is office PCs if you have 2-3 monitor setups e.t.c.
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#5759274 Posted on: 02/11/2020 01:06 PM
<--- reads this article on a very fine and working Pascal GPU.
If it was Fermi, I would understand such reaction, but Pascal will be good for 2-3 more low-end renames.
<--- reads this article on a very fine and working Pascal GPU.
If it was Fermi, I would understand such reaction, but Pascal will be good for 2-3 more low-end renames.
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#5759275 Posted on: 02/11/2020 01:10 PM
<--- reads this article on a very fine and working Pascal GPU.
If it was Fermi, I would understand such reaction, but Pascal will be good for 2-3 more low-end renames.
You have top-end Pascal, that most definitely won't be used in those. Instead, some bottom of the barrel stock.
<--- reads this article on a very fine and working Pascal GPU.
If it was Fermi, I would understand such reaction, but Pascal will be good for 2-3 more low-end renames.
You have top-end Pascal, that most definitely won't be used in those. Instead, some bottom of the barrel stock.
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#5759287 Posted on: 02/11/2020 02:07 PM
hahaha i used to have a MX4000 which was a lot worse lol
on topic: i think there is nothing wrong with using pascal which is really good still
The MX name makes me think back to the MX 440 days. Yes, I had one.
hahaha i used to have a MX4000 which was a lot worse lol
on topic: i think there is nothing wrong with using pascal which is really good still
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Why not? Pascal by today's standards is still very efficient and these low-end solutions don't need the Turing features.