NVIDIA announces the GeForce GTX 1050 and GTX 1050 Ti mobile GPUs

NVIDIA has made available two new GeForce GTX mobile graphics chipsets for mid-range notebooks; the GTX 1050 and the GTX 1050 Ti. In terms of their core configurations, the respective mobile GPUs share the same number of CUDA cores as their desktop counterparts, and they are based on NVIDIA’s GP107 GPU.

The mobile GeForce GTX 1050 Ti is rated to operate with a base clock speed of 1493MHZ, with a boost clock of 1620MHz. In comparison with the desktop version, the former’s clock speeds are about However, their mobile GPUs have higher clock speeds; the GTX 1050 mobile GPU has a base clock speed of 1354MHz, and a boost clock of 1493MHz, the GTX 1050 Ti mobile GPU operates with a base clock speed of 1493MHz, and a boost clock of 1620MHz. Both its rate clock speeds are roughly 16% higher than the desktop counterpart. The new GTX 1050 Ti is equipped with 4GB of GDDR5 video memory over a 128-bit wide memory bus. The memory is rated to operate at 7000MHz, which translates to a total memory bandwidth of 112GB/s.

As for the GTX 1050 mobile GPU, it’s rated to perform with a base clock speed of 1354MHz, with a boost clock of 1493MHz. In comparison with the desktop GTX 1050 GPU, the mobile SKU has the same base clock speed; however, its boost clock is slightly higher. The GTX 1050 mobile graphics chipset is coupled with 4GB of DDR5 RAM that is rated to operate at 7000MHz. This will give rise to a memory bandwidth of 112GB/s as the video memory is also accessed via a 128-bit wide memory bus.

(Source: NVIDIA UK)

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