![]() ![]() ![]() NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series Laptop Specificationsĭiving into specifications and features, the new GeForce RTX 30 series adapters cover the RTX 3080, RTX 3070, and RTX 3060 families. In practice, laptop graphics adapters have always been their own product family, and now by returning to having distinct naming and specifications for their laptop adapters, NVIDIA has gone back to more clearly defining this structure. It’s a small change, but an important one: as we look at the specifications, it’s clear that NVIDIA isn’t always using the same GPU in a mobile part as they have its desktop counterpart, so any kind of true equivalency between laptop and desktop has gone out the window. However for the RTX 30 series, we’re seeing parts listed as “laptop GPU”, e.g. In the past couple of generations the company has simply referred to their mobile parts with the same name as their desktop parts – e.g. In fact in some respects laptops are more important than desktops, as the low power needs for laptops means that these machines get some of the best chips NVIDIA bins – which in turn tends to be reflected in the prices of some of these laptops.įor their latest generation, while not being explicitly noted by NVIDIA, it looks like a change in nomenclature is at hand. So a big part of NVIDIA’s fortunes hinge in part on getting laptop gamers to upgrade to new machines with the latest and greatest in NVIDIA graphics technology. Laptops represent an ever-growing share of the PC gaming market, and perhaps just as importantly for NVIDIA, it’s a market that, above entry-level discrete graphics, they have virtually complete control of. Though an obligatory step in the roll-out of a new GPU architecture, the release of laptop parts is an important one for NVIDIA and its OEM partners. Laptops will be getting versions of the RTX 3080, RTX 3070, and RTX 3060, with the first of these new generation of laptops set to become available later this month, on January 26 th. Based on the same Ampere architecture and the same GPUs as NVIDIA’s existing desktop GeForce cards, the RTX 30 series for laptops will bring Ampere’s features and much of its performance to laptops, just tuned to the sub-150 Watt power requirements that come with a laptop. As the cornerstone of their CES 2021 keynote, NVIDIA today has announced their GeForce RTX 30 series graphics adapters for laptops.
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