35-80W
The 3050 and 3050 Ti are based on a new GPU from Nvidia, likely GA107, rather than being a cutdown version of the GA106 chip used in the RTX 3060. It uses the same 8nm Samsung process as its brothers and sisters, but ships with 2560 CUDA cores (in the fully-enabled RTX 3050 Ti, 2048 in the 3050), paired with 4GB of GDDR6 memory and a 128-bit memory bus - similar to the last-gen GTX 1650 and 1650 Ti.
In terms of performance, things will likely depend quite significantly on the TDP of the part, which can be adjusted by laptop makers anywhere from 35W to 80W. That in turn will influence the maximum boost clock, anywhere from 1035MHz on the low end to 1695MHz on the high-end. Those figures are for the 3050 Ti, and it s a similar story for the vanilla 3050, which can range between 1057MHz and 1740MHz. With the Max-P and Max-Q branding used by past generations put out to pasture, it will be important for potential buyers of these laptops to look at reviews from trusted sources or