NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Laptop GPU

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU (for laptops, NVIDIA DEV.2583, GN20-P1) is a faster variant of the RTX 3050 mobile card and based on the GA107 Ampere chip. The chip offers 2560 CUDA, 20 Ray Tracing and 80 Tensor cores. The clock rate depends on the used TGP-version

The GA107 chip offers 3,072 FP32 ALUs of which half can also execute INT32 instructions (1,536 INT32 ALUs). The RTX 3050 however maybe won't use all ALUs on the chip. With Turing all shades could still execute FP32 or INT32 instructions. The raytracing and tensor cores on the chip were also improved according to Nvidia. The Ampere chips also include an improved 5th generation video encoder.

The performance (of the high TGP variants) should be similar to the old RTX 2060 and therefore most suited for 1080p gaming with high detail settings. The performance is not sufficient to enable Raytracing in most games, but the Tensor cores can be used for DLSS in some games (get a performance boost with a slight quality reduction). Beware, that the low TGP variants will offer a significantly lower performance.

Nvidia is now pushing for e sports games, with a new category of gaming monitors that will be able to handle up to 360 fps at 1440 p, starting with new 360 fps display from Asus and 300 fps support on a set of new displays from AOC, MSI and View Sonic.