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About a month ago, some information was leaked through the graphics-driven version of NVIDIA, indicating that GeForce MX330 and MX350's GPU will stick to the aging Pascal architecture. Now that NVIDIA has formalized these parts, the ideas and conclusions we reached last month seem to have been proved to be correct.

Nvidia released product pages for the new GeForce MX330 and MX350 notebook GPU. However, if you visit these official links, the page is quite poor. What we really get is the GeForce Performance score of -, which is used to compare the new GPU with the Iris Plus Graphics on Intel i7-1065G7. These scores are 2 times and 2.5 times, respectively. In addition, NVIDIA indicates that GPU uses GDDR5 memory and enumerates its support for many API, OS, and interfaces.

Fortunately, NotebookCheck notebook experts shared some exclusive information about the new NVIDIA GeForce MX330 and MX350 laptop GPU, which is more enlightening. To put it simply (there will be more specifications later), GeForce MX330 and MX350 are similar to "MX150 v3" and "mastering GTX 1050 is equivalent to GTX 960m".

So, yes, NVIDIA GeForce MX330 is just another brand / adaptation of MX150. Compared with MX250 (very similar to MX150), the clock speed of its 25W avatar is 0.8 per cent faster. At least it improves this performance to the MXX30 layer.

As previously guessed, the new GeForce MX350 seems to represent a good specification jump for the MX series by using the same GP107 Pascal chip as the GTX 1050. However, Nvidia limited its low-end GPUs to 64-bit memory interfaces and TGP, which got it into trouble. 25W . NotebookCheck points out that these changes bring the performance of MX350 closer to the old GTYX 960m than any GTX 1050 you might encounter.

NotebookCheck has some preliminary benchmarks to share, which will help explain the potential (or lack of potential) of the new MX300 series GPU. I shared the following screenshot of the 1920x1080 Fire Strike graphical benchmark and set MX350 as the benchmark (trailing column).

As you can see, the laptop GeForce GTX 1050 is 38% faster than the MX350. In another test, MX330 was 11% slower than MX350. This is expected to be the last Pascal-based update for ultra-portable laptops in the NVIDIA GeForce MX series.

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