NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 vs NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q graphics comparison: performance score, cores and clock speeds, VRAM, TGP, cache, and RT and AI units. The better value in each row is highlighted in green.
Summary
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2050 offers more compute units (CUDA cores: 2048 vs 1920), a higher boost clock (1477 MHz vs 1185 MHz), and a smaller manufacturing process (8 nm vs 12 nm). NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q offers more VRAM (6 GB vs 4 GB), a wider memory bus (192 bit vs 64 bit), higher memory bandwidth (264 GB/s vs 112 GB/s), more L2 cache (3 MB vs 1 MB), and more RT units (30 vs 16).
Performance score
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Key specs
CUDA cores2048
CUDA cores1920
Boost1477 MHz
Boost1185 MHz
VRAM4 GB
VRAM6 GB
Memory bus64 bit
Memory bus192 bit
TGP30–45 W
TGP65 W
MemoryGDDR6
MemoryGDDR6
General
SeriesRTX 20 Mobile
SeriesRTX 20 Mobile
GPU architectureAmpere
GPU architectureTuring
GPU chipGA107
GPU chipTU106
Chip variantGN20-S7
Chip variantN18E-G1
FoundrySamsung
FoundryTSMC
Process node8 nm
Process node12 nm
Die size200 mm²
Die size445 mm²
Transistors8.7 billion
Transistors10.8 billion
InterfacePCIe 3.0 x8
InterfacePCIe 3.0 x16
Release dateDecember 17, 2021
Release dateJanuary 6, 2019
Cores and clocks
CUDA cores2048
CUDA cores1920
16× SM
30× SM
Boost clock (max)1477 MHz
Boost clock1185 MHz
Boost clock (min)1155 MHz
Memory
VRAM4 GB
VRAM6 GB
MemoryGDDR6
MemoryGDDR6
Memory bus64 bit
Memory bus192 bit
Memory speed14 Gb/s
Memory speed11 Gb/s
Bandwidth112 GB/s
Bandwidth264 GB/s
TGP
TGP range30 - 45 W
TGP range65 W
Cache
L2 cache1 MB
L2 cache3 MB
L1 cache128 KB
L1 cache64 KB
Units
TMUs64
TMUs120
ROPs32
ROPs48
RT cores16
RT cores30
Tensor cores64
Tensor cores240
SM blocks16
SM blocks30
AI
AI performanceN/A
AI performanceN/A