Nvidia's RTX 3000 line of mobile graphics cards for laptops have been leaked, with the alleged variants being shared on Twitter. This comes courtesy of leaker Harukaze5719 (via Wccftech) who spotted spec information intended to be sent to laptop manufacturers, first highlighted on GiggleHD.
Ok I found the original source and better resolution https://t.co/RRqFGp1wKL pic.twitter.com/Gnqx6VvCC4October 25, 2020 Naturally we have to be very careful not to assume this is true, one could do everything, and it wouldn't be the first time, but assuming it's correct, Nvidia is planning RTX 3080 and RTX 3070 Max. Q GPU for gaming laptops. They will arrive bundled with an RTX 3060 mobile GPU, which will be a standard graphics solution (the 'P' in the spec details refers to Max-P, which is the unofficial designation for any mobile GPU other than Max-Q , in other words, just a regular GPU). Max-Q graphics cards, as you probably know, draw less power and run a bit cooler, so they can get stuck within the confines of a slim laptop chassis, but they do sacrifice some performance to do so. .
Max-Q only on top?
One of the main points of interest in this rumor is that the RTX 3080 and 3070 will only be available in Max-Q versions, perhaps because full-featured laptop GPUs may be too demanding on the market. power plan with these models. The theory is that Nvidia will announce these graphics solutions for laptops at CES 2021. According to the leak, Nvidia sent out the above specifications to allow partners to choose which cards they may want to opt for and indeed shipping. has already begun for 'priority orders of these RTX 3000 mobile GPUs. Another interesting point here is that the leaked datasheet links the alleged Nvidia RTX 3000 GPUs to 11th-gen Intel Comet Lake mobile processors, not the new Tiger Lake chips. from Intel's 3070th generation that are just starting to appear in PCs. laptop. Meanwhile, the next big thing for Nvidia is the launch of the RTX 29 desktop graphics card, which is expected to appear in a few days on October 3080. The 3090 and 06 release, and fingers crossed they do, because Nvidia doesn't need another disappointment on this front. Today's best graphics card deals EVGA 4G-P1163-1660-KR GeForce ... Gigabyte Gv-N6OC-XNUMXGD ... Asus TUF Gaming GeForce GTX ...