Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 “Mobile” appears in benchmark leak

Specifications of the upcoming Nvidia GeForce RTX 4000 mobile GPUs were leaked a few days back. The first published benchmark now confirms the supposed specifications of the mobile RTX 4080. Apparently, a huge performance upgrade awaits us compared to its predecessor.

There are currently only a few Nvidia based GPUs available Ada Lovelace building. However, this should change at CES 2023 in January, as the manufacturer apparently plans to present RTX 4070 Ti as well as who Multiple GPUs for your laptop. According to Wccftech, there will be five different graphics chips at the start of the RTX 4000 mobile series. The flagship will be the RTX 4090 mobile GPU, which is based on the RTX 4080 desktop AD103 chip.

It is placed below RTX 4080, which will use the AD104 GPU. The graphics chip will likely be cut somewhat compared to the RTX 4070 Ti, so it will only have 58 computational units. Even here 7424 shading units hour from to 2175MHz The job. There should also be 12 GB of GDDR6 video memory, the connection of which is not yet known. TDP is probably 150 to 175 watts.

Meanwhile, the RTX 4080 mobile GPU’s first benchmark score came out. On Geekbench, the GPU achieved a score of 178,038, which is in 42 percent faster than the RTX 3080 Mobile. Even the more powerful RTX 3080 Ti will be beaten by at least 30 percent. Thus, the upcoming desktop-level GPU could be a GeForce RTX 3080. The entry also shows that the boost clock frequency was 2,012MHz, which would result in a processing power of 29.7 TFLOPs. Moreover, the chip has not yet been announced Acer Predator PH16-71 Installed, in which the Intel Core i9-13900HX processor is combined with 32 GB of RAM.

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