NVIDIA quietly releases MX 330/350 notebook graphics card: performance is 2.5 times higher than Intel’s strongest core graphics

Tonight, NVIDIA quietly launched its new notebook independent graphics products MX 330 and MX350 through its official website.

On the one hand, NVIDIA is very secretive about its architecture, and on the other hand, it uses words like 2.5x and 2x to describe performance.

The so-called chicken thief is because the object of comparison by NVIDIA is the Iris Plus core display in Intel's 10th generation Core Ice Lake. NVIDIA said that compared with the core display of i7-1065G7, MX330 is 2 times faster in image processing, video editing and game performance, and MX 350 is 2.5 times faster.

There is very little official information on other aspects, except that they all match GDDR5 video memory.

Previously, it was revealed that the MX 350 is based on the GP107 core, but has been reduced from the 768 CUDA of the GTX 1050 to 640, with a frequency of 1354~1468MHz; the MX 350 is based on the GP108 core, which also has 640 CUDA, but the frequency will be 746~937MHz.

It is said that both graphics cards are 64bit wide and have TDPs of 15W and 25W respectively. Later, NVIDIA may also prepare a more entry-level MX 330 (384 CUDA)/310. Although the performance of MX graphics cards is not appreciated by professional gamers, it is undeniable that OEM manufacturers favor it. After all, it is packaged into a so-called independent graphics gaming laptop.