DEpuis le dbut de mois de juillet, la plus petite des cartes Blackwell se fait quelque peu discrte, le site Techspot remdie cela avec un test complet de la NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050, qui propose 2560 Cuda Cores et 8 Go de mmoire vido, en GDDR6 et interfacs en 128 bits.
En 1080p, la dernire carte de NVIDIA est proche d’une RX 7600, tout en tant derrire la RTX 4060, nos confrres retiennent la consommation contenue, mais le modle test, fabriqu par MSI, est pourvu d’un systme de refroidissement peu performant et bruyant…
TechSpot retient que l’argument DLSS4 ne suffit pas, de leur point de vue, riger cette petite carte en choix budget pour un PC gaming, ils conseillent de se tourner vers le march d’occasion.
Another GeForce GPU has launched. And once again, Nvidia would prefer you not know much about it before opening your wallet. This time, they announced that the GeForce RTX 5050 would be available on July 1, and that was it. If you were hoping for third-party data to guide your purchase, you were out of luck. Consumers were expected to buy with no real information. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to go in blind.
This isn’t Nvidia’s first time playing the no-review game with the GeForce 50 series. The same approach was used with the RTX 5060 Ti 8GB earlier this year. While the 16GB version was fair game for reviewers, the lower-memory model was kept under wraps. Board partners like MSI and Asus were reportedly barred from sending out review samples, and retail availability was delayed just long enough for the more flattering 16GB coverage to dominate the conversation.