Rumor: Mobile Geforce RTX and Pro Vega 48 Spotted in Benchmarks

[AlphaAtlas]

The same Twitter user who spotted benchmarks from an unreleased 2990WX and rumored RTX 2060 has found a few more interesting listings. The first is a "Radeon Pro Vega 48" listing in the PCMark 10 database. While the system configuration and the total score weren't shown, and the "gfx901" tag is used in a regular Vega 64 score, the various individual scores don't line up with benchmarks from other Vega cards. Meanwhile, APISAK also spotted some benchmarks of laptop RTX cards, like an RTX 2080, RTX 2080, and a 2070 MAX-Q.

Obviously, all this needs to be taken with a huge grain of salt. But the mobile RTX listing could be a sign of smaller, cheaper Turing silicon to come, while the "Vega 48" might be a custom chip Apple.

 

[ConnerLeo]

Lap based fire hazard? Hard pass.

 

[umeng2002]

Is anyone even buying Radeon Pro cards? You'd figure AMD would just stop making them.

 

[viivo]

Lap based fire hazard? Hard pass.

I don't think the battery could produce that much energy in its 10 minute lifespan.

 

[Etherton]

Lap based fire hazard? Hard pass.

Not to be out-done by Samsung....

 

[Ultima99]

Lap based fire hazard? Hard pass.

But dude, flames are wicked cool!

 

[ManofGod]

Is anyone even buying Radeon Pro cards? You'd figure AMD would just stop making them.

????????

 

[SamuelL421]

Is anyone even buying Radeon Pro cards? You'd figure AMD would just stop making them.

I have seen a few go into low end workstations. Also used them in cases where there’s a workstation set up for cpu intensive tasks that doesn’t rely on nvidia-specific gpu compute. Anyways, the Radeon pro is a decent option versus the low end quadros depending on use case and who is offering the better discount that day. It’s just the ones being purchased and used aren’t flashy or exciting like the titan or big quadro chips.

 

[macksomerville]

Ill be first in line for a 9th gen i7/RTX 2080 laptop from MSI.