This week Nvidia revealed their new laptop game graphics processor and a series of notebooks that would accommodate them. This laptop has the ability to provide DLSS and RT games, 60fps + (Rate Refresh images for games, depending on the display), and “Making content AI and video conferencing.” The first wave of notebooks with the Nvidia RTX 3050 graphics processor inside will come from brands such as Razer, HP, Dell, MSI, Lenovo, Asus, and Alienware.
The latest addition to the GPU Laptop RTX collection by Nvidia is the RTX 3050 Ti GPU laptop and RTX 3050 GPU laptop. This is the most affordable RTX 30 GPU laptop so far.
They still have the 5th Nvidia Gen Encoders, 7th Nvidia Gen Decoder, Access to HDMI 2.1, PCI Express Gen 4, Ampere Architecture, Core Tensor Gen 3, Core Tracing Ray Gen 2. The same details for all RTX releases 30 GPU laptops so far. This number of cores and power and memory is always very different between GPU units.
RTX 3050 GPU Laptop has 2048 NVIDIA CUDA CORES, 64 Tensor Cores, 16 Ray Tracing Cores, and 1057-1740 MHz Boost Clock. RTX 3050 Ti has 2560 cuda cores, 80 tensor cores, and 20 ray tracing cores, with boost hours 1035-1695 MHz. Both units have the power of the 35-80 W GPU subsystem, and both have 4GB standard HDDR6 memory to work with it.
The first RTX 3050 laptop
The NVIDIA 3050 series laptop listed this week when launched by Razer including HP Zbook Studio, Dell XPS 17, and MSI Creator Z16. Also on the launch list is Lenovo IdeaPad 5i Pro, Asus Zephyrus M16, and MSI GS76. Alienware M15 R5 and Razer Blade 15 completes the many.
Nvidia also introduced three new Nvidia studio laptops with RTX 30 graphics in it. HP Zbook Studio works with RTX 3080 16GB and Rolls with a professional DreamColor display. Dell XPS 17 works with RTX 3060 and has a HDR display with 100% Adobe RGB in full effect. Lenovo IdeaPad 5i Pro has RTX 3050 inside with a 1440P screen with 100% SRGB color.
The Nvidia Studio laptop series has a raw HDR raw video editing capability, until the 2x vs predending rendering performance, and up to 16GB of GPU memory. The whole lot also brings some of the most terrible views – 1440p and 4K “Creator class” to utilize the full power of RTX graphics in it.
We will know more about individual release dates and prices outside the cheapest collection in the near future. Peek at the timeline below for newer updates and stay here!
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