NVIDIA to offer entry-level RTX features with the GA107 RTX 3050 with 2,304 CUDA cores, upcoming Lenovo Legion R5 desktops to offer RTX 3050, RTX 3050 Ti, and RTX 3060 12 GB options

[Redaktion]

NVIDIA may distill-down RTX features to the x050 series with the GA107-based RTX 3050 GPU. A Lenovo PSREF page for the Legion R5 desktop PC confirms RTX 3050, RTX 3050 Ti, and RTX 3060 12 GB offerings are on the anvil in addition to several Turing and also an AMD Radeon RX 5500 option.

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[Caleb Naidoo]

Quick question, why does the RTX 3060 have more VRAM than the higher SKUs. This seems like a typo. Is this the case ?

[8&8]

ok, wait for Super variant, it's impossible to see again RTX 3050 with only 4 Gb when at least must get 6Gb.

[Whamzer9000]

Pfft. RTX 3050 is well-balanced (memory wise). Fb looks to be juuust big enough for today's pipelines @ FHD - with a few effects/passes excluded. It's an informed decision. NVIDIA know their game telemetry. ::)
But do get 3050 Ti if you're sure you'll need the extra 50% fb bandwidth and 50% throughput (fillrate's still king, I heard). Won't be cheap, though! Looks to be scarce and two hundred plus ($).