Has the first NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 or GTX 1150 benchmark leaked?
A benchmark has been leaked that apparently belongs to the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 or GTX 1150, in this case, without support for Raytracing.
New leaks have appeared about a new low-end graphics card from the NVIDIA GeForce RTX family. Although there is no reliable data, some information suggests that these graphics are called RTX 2050. Some also suggest that the name could be GTX 1150 and GTX 1150 Ti. We don't know much about the name, what does seem certain is that these will perform more than the current GTX 1050.
First benchmark of the RTX 2050?
Regardless of the commercial name that NVIDIA ends up giving it, this graphics card will have 896 CUDA Cores. It should be noted that the GTX 1050 Ti currently has 768 CUDA Cores. If it does not belong to the GeForce RTX family, it means that it will not have RT Cores or Tensor Cores. This indicates that it does not support Raytracing or DLSS, which could mean that they will be very cheap graphics. The GPU will come with a total of 4GB of GDDR5 memory at a frequency of 6200MHz.
Between this 896 CUDA Cores graphic and the 2060 CUDA Cores RTX 1024 there is a space for a 'Ti' model. We imagine that NVIDIA will continue to choose to develop a fairly wide catalog of solutions for all audiences. Now, the problem is in the price of Turing, which is over the top and not exactly little.
They are good graphics, with an interesting technology and quite efficient, what happens is that the price is crazy. The price is apparently based on the existence of Pascal's stock. There is no other possible explanation. Be that as it may, the technology market has gone crazy with smartphones that are already close to € 2.000 and gaming graphics that spend € 1.000 so richly.
Source: VZ
