Two new GPU additions quietly showed up on NVIDIA‘s website recently. These are the MX230 and MX250 GPUs, which are GeForce mobile solutions on top of the MX130 and MX150. Although don’t expect quite ...

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

Most of the attention on NVIDIA's graphics development has been paid to its desktop lineup, with the recent launch of the GeForce RTX series built around the company's Turing GPU architecture. What ...

We have seen a lot of thin and light laptops featuring Nvidia's GeForce MX150 in recent months. Only a couple of days ago Samsung announced its new Notebook 9 Pen premium 2-in-1 (15-inch variant) ...

PC makers are starting to ship laptops with NVIDIA’s new GeForce MX250 GPU. It’s an entry-level GPU from the company which means it’s probably not going to satisfy gamers who want advanced features ...

Early benchmarks of the Ryzen 7 4800U's integrated graphics solution suggest that the 15W APU can nearly keep pace with an Intel system equipped with a GeForce MX250. While the MX250 is a modest ...

WTF?! Nvidia has soft launched the MX230 and MX250 low-end laptop GPUs by silently publishing product pages, which list the MX250 as having worse performance than the nearly two-year-old MX150. While ...

NVIDIA offers a range of graphics processors for laptops and desktops, and over the past year or so we’ve seen a number of notebooks ship with the company’s entry-level MX150 graphics. The GPU offers ...

NVIDIA quietly introduced the MX250 mobile GPU recently. This is utilizing the Pascal GPU and uses GDDR5 memory. Although interestingly, it does not seem to offer a performance upgrade in comparison ...

Specs of the upcoming entry-level mobile GPUs, the MX330 and MX350, have leaked. The hardware IDs are indicating a Pascal release, and that means this release is a refresh. Nvidia will be using the ...

For whatever reason, NVIDIA was fairly hush about rolling out a new GeForce MX450 discrete GPU for laptops a few weeks ago. Perhaps it was saving its breath for the GeForce RTX 30 series launch.