Nvidia publishes clock rates for RTX Max-Q solutions

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  1. Hilbert Hagedoorn

    Hilbert Hagedoorn Don Vito Corleone Staff Member

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    A few weeks ago at CES NVIDIA announced several laptop solutions with RTX GPUs, both normal and Max-Q versions. At that time the company, however, did not release clock frequencies for the Max-Q RTX...

    Nvidia publishes clock rates for RTX Max-Q solutions
     
  2. RooiKreef

    RooiKreef Master Guru

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    Not bad clocks at all.
     
  3. Petr V

    Petr V Master Guru

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    Wonder how fast 2070 will be.
     
  4. Kaotik

    Kaotik Member Guru

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    Those clocks have been there since day 1, they're not new and they don't specify they're Max-Q version clocks but just laptop versions which only some are Max-Q models
     

  5. benhurra

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    Am i to understand that there are going to be non max-q 2080 and 2070 mobile graphics, with boost clocks of 1590 and 1440 MHz ?
     
  6. Kaotik

    Kaotik Member Guru

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    If someone decides to push them that high with good enough cooling, it's possible. Think of desktop-replacement machines you need a forklift to move.
     
  7. Ziggymac

    Ziggymac Member Guru

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    So the usual story with laptop graphics...despite the naming, performance will be:

    Mobile 2080 = Desktop 2070
    Mobile 2070 = Desktop 2060

    ..etc,etc.
     

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