NVIDIA GeForce 920M (1GB DDR3)

NVIDIA GeForce 920M (1GB DDR3) - benchmark tests, specifications and information

From: Rossen Pandev 29 August 2015 / 14:13 | 0

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The NVIDIA GeForce 920M is a low-range GPU that’s included in budget notebooks or multimedia-oriented ones. It was released in March of 2015, and it is based on last year’s GeForce 825M with a GK208 GPU. We expect the GPU to be marginally faster than its predecessor since Maxwell generation GPUs mostly improve power consumption and don’t emphasize performance as much.

However, the TDP is rated at 33W including the 1GB of DDR3 memory. Other specs are as follow: 8 ROPs, 16 texture mapping units and 384 shaders. The graphics processor runs at 575MHz with the Boost clock being 954MHz, which should be enough to run most new games at lower settings or use other graphics software that isn’t that demanding. Memory speed is 1800MHz with a 64-bit bus. Notable features include DirectX 12, NVIDIA Optimus support, OpenGL 4.5 and CUDA cores.

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Ranking	191
Manufacturing Process	28 nm
Architecture	Kepler 2.0
Base frequency	575 MHz
Memory Type	DDR3
Memory Frequency	900 MHz
Memory bandwith	14.4 GB/sec

Released	Q1 2015
Power consumption	33 W
Cores	384
Maximum frequency	954 MHz
Memory Capacity	1 GB
Memory bus	64-bit
Drivers	www.nvidia.com

Supported technologies	NVIDIA® Optimus™, NVIDIA GPU Boost™ 2.0, NVIDIA GameWorks™, Microsoft DirectX 12, OpenGL 4.5, CUDA

Laptops with NVIDIA GeForce 920M (1GB DDR3)

ASUS X554LJ

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Lenovo IdeaPad 300

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