The commercial deduction for what is expected to be the best-selling graphics card on laptops has now been completely covered by AMD and Ryzen 4000 Mobile. NVIDIA has never even launched a campaign, a social media ad or anything like that, nothing at all, complete silence, on the other hand it's understandable because it's always been some unintentional change on Huang's part.
NVIDIA RTX 2060 Max-Q, a good cover design
Last year, NVIDIA introduced its GPU laptops in great detail, something consumers called for more motivation, as it was an acceptable jump in performance and, above all, Ray Tracing's incorporation with DLSS in sports.
The models presented are the GTX 1650 Max-Q, GTX 1660 Ti Max-Q, RTX 2070 Max-Q and RTX 2080 Max-Q, where as we can see, there is a gap that was finally covered yesterday. Indeed, i RTX 2060 Max-Q It made it look and moved the standard GTX 1660 Ti to the second place of the mid-range crown, so we should see some very affordable prices on laptops that feature it.
And, surprisingly, there is only one laptop with the new RTX 2060 Max-Q, ASUS Zeus G14, while other manufacturers do not have or have not installed the model.
Why didn't NVIDIA release this first model?
It's a big question that many users who wanted a laptop with RTX and DLSS asked themselves. The numbers tell us that the GTX 1660 Ti has covered that broadband range, since the new RTX 2060 Max-Q should come in just over the top and add RTX features.
But this has also forced many to jump on the standard RTX 2060 with the next price that goes with it.
And that's because as far as we know, this version of the Max-Q will come with a TDP of just 65 watts, where the biggest difference with its Mobile version is the low speed on its GDDR6 with reduced memory bandwidth, but it's back 85 MHz more on its Boost, a very curious combination without a doubt.
This leaves the difference between 5% and 10% on average according to preliminary analysis and depending on the game or bench tested, with such a small performance difference, reduced utility and unchanged price, there is no doubt that NVIDIA's laptop graphics card will make the best sale this year 2020.
Now it remains to be seen only if after a year, new and future laptop buyers are interested in the new model or if they instead settle for a GTX 1660 Ti without RT and DLSS at a lower price, which is the case with NVIDIA's "Competition itself".
