Nvidia is the undisputed leader for discrete GPUs for gaming laptops. The latest performance batch come from the RTX 30-series Ampere architecture. In keeping with recent launches, the green team goes performance-first, and we took a good look at the RTX 3080 in a recent review.
Distilling the gaming mana down further, RTX 3070 and RTX 3060 have come into the fold. Aiming to hit a lower price and increase the total addressable market opportunity, today Nvidia is announcing the Ampere-based GeForce RTX 3050 and 3050 Ti.
Nvidia expects these laptops to start at $799 and designs the chips so that manufacturers can build sleek models that fall into the thin-and-light category. Weighing less than 2kg and thinner than 20mm thick, the premise is to offer substantially more performance than even the latest integrated graphics. Nvidia reckons 1080p is possible and is at pains to push the RTX and DLSS capability that rival AMD does not yet have in the laptop space. In fact, the marketing is
Nvidia is the undisputed leader for discrete GPUs for gaming laptops. The latest performance batch come from the RTX 30-series Ampere architecture. In keeping with recent launches, the green team goes performance-first, and we took a good look at the RTX 3080 in a recent review.
Distilling the gaming mana down further, RTX 3070 and RTX 3060 have come into the fold. Aiming to hit a lower price and increase the total addressable market opportunity, today Nvidia is announcing the Ampere-based GeForce RTX 3050 and 3050 Ti.
Nvidia expects these laptops to start at $799 and designs the chips so that manufacturers can build sleek models that fall into the thin-and-light category. Weighing less than 2kg and thinner than 20mm thick, the premise is to offer substantially more performance than even the latest integrated graphics. Nvidia reckons 1080p is possible and is at pains to push the RTX and DLSS capability that rival AMD does not yet have in the laptop space. In fact, the marketing is