NVIDIA MX350 and MX330, the new graphics for very expensive laptops

Today, the first technical details regarding NVIDIA's upcoming graphics cards have been leaked. According to the data , the Ampere architecture promises a significant leap in performance and energy efficiency. While discussions continue about the upcoming 7nm Ampere architecture graphics cards, the GeForce MX350 and MX330 have also been announced.

The most interesting thing about these two laptop solutions is the architecture used to create them. Although we might think that they would be of Turing @ 12nm architecture, it is wrong, because they are Pascal @ 14nm. They are also apparently not a rehash of the GeForce MX200 Series, because they are completely new silicones. It is certainly something curious that NVIDIA releases graphics based on the 'obsolete' architecture

NVIDIA GeForce MX350 and MX330 Released

From what we know of these new GPUs, the GeForce MX450 would feature 640 CUDA Cores. The current MX250 has only 384 CUDA Cores, so the jump in performance will be important. Little else is known about this graphics card, since the working frequencies have not been revealed.

We see that the MX350 and the GTX 1650 Mobile share the same amount of CUDA Cores. The memory interface of this graphics card, as well as the amount of integrated VRAM have not been disclosed. Currently the GTX 1650 has a 128-bit memory interface, while the MX250 has only a 64-bit interface.

Additionally we have the MX330 that will have only 384 CUDA Cores, this figure being equal to the MX250. This could be a rehash, while the MX350 could be a new solution for laptops. It may come with a 128-bit memory interface, although there is no data on this.

Reports suggest that the NVIDIA GeForce MX300 Series for laptops could be announced in February.

Source: VZ