In terms of parameters, it is expected that the RTX 4050 desktop graphics card will use similar specifications to the notebook side, namely 2560 CUDA + 6GB 96bit GDDR6 memory.

For comparison, the RTX 3050 desktop graphics card is equipped with 2560 CUDA + 8GB 128bit GDDR6 memory.

With the new process and architecture, the RTX 4050 desktop graphics card is definitely better than the RTX 3050 performance, but the 6GB of memory capacity may make this card in high-resolution games are limited.

Sources said that the NVIDIA RTX 4050 will be released in June this year, before NVIDIA will also release RTX 4070 and RTX 4060 Ti models.

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Familiar with notebook hardware friends know that AMD continues to make efforts in the notebook processor core display, R7 6800H Radeon 680M core display has exceeded Nvidia’s MX 450 single display, and the latest Radeon 780M core display performance has not been unblocked, is expected to be able to exceed the MX 570 models.

In addition, on Intel’s side, Intel already has its own lineup of unique graphics, and many Core thin and light notebooks already use Intel’s Razzle A350M and A370M unique graphics.

In summary, Nvidia’s MX series of thin and light notebooks has completed its historical mission, and the MX 500 series is likely to be the last generation.

Nvidia’s latest RTX 4050 graphics can be configured for a power consumption range of 35-115W, it is expected that many of the main high-performance thin and light notebooks will use a low-power version of the RTX 4050 graphics, so as to achieve higher graphics performance than the nuclear display.

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