NVIDIA GeForce MX350 and official MX330

NVIDIA updates its catalog of graphics cards for notebooks with the models GeForce MX350 is GeForce MX330, two economic and low-consumption solutions that update the GeForce MX200 series saddle models introduced about a year ago. The manufacturer, who has avoided issuing an official release, as usual does not provide particular technical details on the new GPUs, except for the type of memory used, i.e. the now tested GDDR5.

Thanks to colleagues from notebookcheck.net however, we are able to give you more information about the specifications of these cards which, as expected, will still use the Pascal GPU architecture with a 16nm production process.

In details, NVIDIA GeForce MX350 is equipped with a Pascal GP107 GPU with 640 Cuda Core, or the one we find on the most famous GeForce GTX 1050 in the notebook variant. The card has a 25W TDP and uses 7 GHz GDDR5 memories on a 64-bit bus, the GPU frequency is instead set at 1354 with Boost at 1468 MHz.

GeForce MX330 instead it receives the same Pascal GPU108 GPU that NVIDIA used on the previous GeForce MX250; we are talking about a 384 Cuda Core chip that is flanked by 7 GHz GDDR5 memory, always on a 64-bit bus. In this case, the standard 25W variant with a base / boost frequency of 1531/1594 MHz and a low consumption version (TDP 12W) which drops in frequency to 746/936 MHz is provided.

The new NVIDIA GeForce MX350 and MX330 should be available shortly on new generation notebooks or in any case destined to reach the market in the coming months; at the moment we do not know if the reference price for OEMs will change compared to the previous generation of GeForce MX cards.