Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Laptops GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Gaming GPUs | Launch

   Ray tracing and DLSS upscaling come to entry-level gaming laptops for the primary timeNvidia is expanding its GeForce RTX 30 series to a replacement category of gaming laptops for price-conscious buyers with the new GeForce RTX 3050 and GeForce RTX 3050 Ti discrete GPUs. 

      they're going to be featured in laptops priced starting at $700 (approximately Rs. 60,000 before taxes and duties) and can bring high-quality ray tracing effects and DLSS (Deep Learning Supersampling) to upscale resolution using AI to a wider audience than before. These discrete gaming GPUs are aimed toward slim and lightweight gaming laptops also as entry-level models. 

  Nvidia is touting the arrival of DLSS during this market segment as a "game changer", and this could leave a uniform 60fps gaming experience in titles like Control, Watchdogs: Legion, Outriders, Minecraft, and CoD: Black Ops conflict .

Based on an equivalent Ampere architecture because the remainder of the desktop and mobile GeForce RTX 30 series, the new RTX 3050 and RTX 3050 Ti will soon be seen in entry-level gaming laptops where the GeForce GTX 16-series is currently popular. 

     Multiple brands including Alienware, Razer, MSI, Lenovo, Asus, Dell, Acer, HP, and Gigabyte also as smaller boutique OEMs are expected to announce new and refreshed models shortly. The launch also coincides with Intel's 11th Gen 'Tiger Lake' CPU announcement.

The GeForce RTX 3050 Ti has 2,560 execution units called CUDA cores and 80 tensor cores arranged in 20 "streaming multiprocessor" (SM) clusters, whereas the RTX 3050 has 2,048 CUDA cores and 64 tensor cores in 16 SMs. Both feature 4GB of GDDR6 RAM on a 128-bit bus.         

TDPrange are often configured between 35W and 80W by laptop OEMs and can differ from model to model, which can also affect the operating frequency range. the 2 GPUs are listed with boost clock speed ranges of 1035 – 1695MHz and 1,057 – 1,740MHz respectively. 

In addition to gaming, entry level and portable creator laptops also will feature these two new GPUs. 

   Nvidia says DLSS acceleration can help artists visualise designs in real-time instead of expecting long renders, and video editors can work with 8K RAW footage. For esports competitors, the GeForce RTX 3050 Ti is claimed to deliver over 144fps and sub-25ms latency in games like Overwatch and Valorant. 

 Other Nvidia features like AI-powered noise and background removal can benefit streaming and video conferencing software.

Performance Expectations & 140 Wins

For better or worse, NVIDIA doesn’t spend tons of your time talking about the particular performance of their low-end laptop adapters, and therefore the RTX 3050 series is not any exception. 

       The company’s promotional focus is more on features and the way it compares to Intel’s integrated graphics, so we don’t have tons of performance guidance to figure with. Not helping matters again is that the wide TDP range, which suggests different laptop designs can find yourself being quite far apart in performance.

For the games where NVIDIA does provide GTX 1650 Ti data as a comparison point, they need the RTX 3050 Ti at roughly 60% faster. But with a sample size of two games, this could be taken as a really rough estimate.

If nothing else, expect to ascertain NVIDIA push DLSS harder here than they need on the other RTX 30 series part so far . 

   As these are rock bottom performing Ampere parts (to date), they need little performance to spare for ray tracing and other resource-intensive effects at native (1080p) resolution, so NVIDIA are going to be counting on DLSS to form these advanced features viable on this entry-level hardware.

Otherwise, as Ampere family parts, the new RTX 3050 for laptop accelerators offer the standard suite of NVIDIA features, including those laptop features unrolled back at the RTX 3060 For Laptops launch earlier this year. 

  So this includes HDMI 2.1 output support and Dynamic Boost 2.0. As well, even these entry-level parts support PCI Express 4.0 connectivity and resizable PCIe base address register (reBAR) support to maximise performance there.

Overall, NVIDIA is touting 140 wins across the buyer and professional (Studio) markets, underscoring the very fact that the RTX 3050 series are going to be NVIDIA’s highest volume parts for the laptop market.

     Over the years NVIDIA has established a rather cozy symbiotic relationship with Intel’s H-series laptop CPUs – with xx50 tier parts being the de facto choice for laptops that include a discrete GPU as a baseline option – and it's like which will once more be the case for Tiger Lake -H. Already NVIDIA has wins in 15-inch and 17-inch laptops from Dell, Lenovo, HP, and ASUS, and there'll be more to return as OEMs still launch their next-generation H-series laptops.

Finally, consistent with NVIDIA, the primary RTX 3050-equipped laptops are going to be released as soon as today, counting on the shipping schedule of every OEM. Laptops with the new adapters will start at $799.

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