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Nvidia Pascal-powered Laptops Are Blowing My Mind

A new generation of laptops are starting to roll out that feature Nvidia’s 10-series cards built on the Pascal chip architecture. The company already unleashed the GTX Titan X, 1080, 1070, and 1060 in their desktop formats, but now manufacturers like MSI, Asus, and Razer are building the mobile versions of those chips into their gaming notebooks. Unlike previous GPUs, Pascal’s cool, energy-efficient 14-nanometer processors enable full desktop video cards to fit into a wide variety of portable PCs.

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Nvidia Pascal-powered Laptops Are Blowing My Mind was originally published on iSeeTech

Nvidia Pascal-powered Laptops Are Blowing My Mind was originally published on iSeeTech

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