A new leak has left us with more information about the GeForce RTX 40 Mobile, a new generation of notebook graphics cards that NVIDIA will launch in January next year and which will be presented at CES in 2023. We already knew some things, such as its graphics configuration memory, and today we can share with you new details focused on his operating frequency and consumption.

NVIDIA is set to release at least five different graphics cards under the GeForce RTX 40 Mobile lineup, spanning mid-range, premium mid-range, and high-end. Keep in mind that the names we’ll see next haven’t been confirmed yet, so there may be variations on them. On the other hand, it is also likely that NVIDIA reserve “Ti” models for intergenerational renovation in late 2023 or early 2024.

• RTX 4090: It will be the top model, it will use the AD103 graphics core, it will have a frequency of 1.59 GHz in basic mode and 2.04 GHz in turbo mode. Its consumption (TGP) will be 150 watts, but it can add 25 watts thanks to the dynamic turbo, which leaves us with a maximum of 175 watts. It will have 16GB of GDDR6.
• RTX 4080: It will be a high-end model, it will use the AD104 graphics core, it will have a frequency of 1.86 GHz in basic mode and 2.28 GHz in turbo mode. Its consumption (TGP) will be 150 watts, but it can add 25 watts thanks to the dynamic turbo, which leaves us with a maximum of 175 watts. It will have 12GB of GDDR6.
• RTX 4070: It will also be a high-end model, it will use the AD106 graphics core, it will have a frequency of 2.07 GHz in basic mode and 2.175 GHz in turbo mode. Its consumption (TGP) will be 115 watts, but it can add 25 watts thanks to the dynamic turbo, which leaves us with a maximum of 140 watts. It will have 8GB of GDDR6.
• RTX 4060: It will be a “premium” mid-range model, it will use the AD107 graphics core, although we don’t know its frequency (it should also be around 2 GHz). Its consumption (TGP) will be 115 watts, but it can add 25 watts thanks to the dynamic turbo, which leaves us with a maximum of 140 watts. It will have 8GB of GDDR6.
• RTX 4050: It will be a cheap mid-range model, it will use the AD107 graphics core and in turbo mode it will work at a frequency of up to 2.37 GHz (the base frequency is not known. Its consumption (TGP) will be 115 watts, but it will be able to add 25 watts thanks to the dynamic turbo, which gives us leaving a maximum of 140 watts It will have 6 GB of GDDR6.

Keep in mind that we are talking about maximum TGP values, that is, along with these versions for light devices will coexist, which will have lower consumption and thus lower frequencies, which we already know from previous generations of NVIDIA.

The low-power design offers an interesting value between power, heat and size and allows you to create gaming equipment weighs less than two kilograms. However, we have to take into account that these versions do not offer the same performance as the ones with higher consumption and that the differences can be quite large.

All this will be repeated with the GeForce RTX 40 Mobile and it is normal because is due to limitations given by available space, power and cooling system on laptops. In any case, there is nothing to worry about, because the results that NVIDIA has achieved with its latest generations have been good, and the ASUS TUF Dash F15 is a great example of this.