Nvidia has discreetly introduced a fresh budget-friendly graphics card for laptops in the previous month. Dubbed as RTX 3050 (A), this portable GPU diverges from the Ampere structure of the earlier RTX 3050 GPUs in preference of the Ada design. While Nvidia has not officially verified the GPU title, leaks have exposed what we can anticipate from this purportedly forthcoming GPU.

The Geekbench listing discovered by VideoCardz has displayed that the RTX 3050 (A) within the HP Victus gaming laptop incorporates 14 CUs (1792 CUDA cores), 4GB of GDDR6 memory, and a 64-bit bus.

The data illustrates that the RTX 3050 A achieved an impressive 57,138 points in the OpenCL examination, nearly 7K higher than the Ampere-driven RTX 3050 laptop GPUs. In reality, the performance of RTX 3050 A almost mirrors that of RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU, which averages 57,748 points.

Despite matching the score of RTX 3050 Ti, we are uncertain if its gaming capabilities will align with this benchmark result implies. Besides the architectural distinctions, the notably lower memory arrangement of RTX 3050 (A) will likely confine it in specific scenarios.

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