According to the newest rumor, Nvidia is working on GTX 1050 Ti for notebooks, a GPU that should replace the aging 960M/965M but offer significant performance boost making it up to 10 percent faster than the GTX 970M.

According to a report from Laptopmedia.com, the new Nvidia Geforce GTX 1050 Ti for notebooks will be based on Pascal GPU and pack 768 CUDA cores, 32 ROPs, 64 TMUs and 4GB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a 128-bit memory interface. The GPU works at based clock of 1490MHz with Boost hitting 1624MHz.

While it is meant to replace the GTX 960M/965M graphics cards, early benchmark results from 3DMark Cloud Gate, 3DMark Fire Strike and Unigine Heaven 4 benchmarks show that it is actually up to 10 percent faster than the GTX 970M, which is a great result, especially considering that the Pascal GPU should be much more power efficient.

According to the same report, the new Geforce GTX 1050 Ti for notebooks should launch either late this year or early next year. Our best guess is that we will probably see notebooks with the new GTX 1050 Ti at CES 2017 show in January.



Source: Laptopmedia.com.