The GPU running score of HP’s new OMEN 15 gaming notebook appeared on Geekbench, and the RTX 3070 specifications were fully exposed.
As shown in the figure above, HP’s new OMEN 15 is equipped with Intel’s 10th generation Core processor, which further confirms that Intel’s 11th generation Core H series will not be available immediately at the beginning of the year.
The graphics card of Dell’s new OMEN 15 is RTX 3070, equipped with 40 sets of computing units. Because the NVIDIA RTX 30 series uses “hyper-threading” technology, its CUDA core technology is 40*128=5120. The mobile GPU frequency of RTX 3070 is 1.29GHz and the video memory is 8GB.
The RTX 3070 on the desktop of Nvidia is a 5888 stream processor with 8GB of video memory; the RTX 3060 Ti is a 4864 stream processor with 8GB of video memory. In terms of running points, this RTX 3070 mobile version of OpenCL scored 110839, slightly lower than the RTX 3060 Ti.
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