NVIDIA is gearing up to launch a couple of entry-level mobile GPUs, namely the GeForce MX350 and GeForce MX330, to take on integrated solutions from AMD and Intel. According to NVIDIA, the GeForce ...

In a nutshell: Nvidia has quietly unveiled two new budget laptop graphics cards, the Pascal-based MX350 and MX330. The former carries a core count of 640 and the latter 384, which is two-thirds more ...

About a month ago some information leaked, via Nvidia's graphics driver releases, indicating that the upcoming GeForce MX330 and MX350 GPUs would stick with the ageing Pascal architecture. Now Nvidia ...

Stop us if you heard this one already—over at Geekbench, performance results purporting to be from an unreleased Tiger Lake processor with Xe graphics have emerged and show...what's that, you have ...

You can bet the entire PC world will be nervously eating every single word Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says next Tuesday, when he is expected to finally announce the next generation of GeForce graphics ...

Nvidia appears to be planning to release new low-power discrete graphics solutions, for laptops, convertibles and AiOs, based upon the ageing Pascal microarchitecture (Samsung 14nm). Refreshed GeForce ...

Intel's 11th-generation processors are coming soon. Codenamed Tiger Lake, the company demoed them back at CES. Aside from the 10nm architecture that debuted with Ice Lake and presumably some clock ...

NVIDIA has quietly added two new entry-level laptop graphics solutions to its lineup. That said, NVIDIA has boosted the number of CUDA cores, texture units, and some other key features to give the new ...

First hinted at during CES 2020, Nvidia has now released two new discrete mobile GPUs, once again flying the Pascal banner, not Turing. These new GPUs are the GeForce MX330 and MX350, and compared to ...

If you're unfamiliar with Nvidia's GeForce MX lineup of GPUs, it's the "at least it's not integrated graphics" product for ultrabooks. While the MX350 hasn't even been out for very long, Nvidia ...

Oh well, here are my thoughts on the MX series of GeForces in general.<P>I think, MX is just the thing for people who either got it in a computer package, don't really need too much performance or don ...