Nvidia releases rtx max series clock speeds

A few weeks ago, NVIDIA presented at CES 2019 several solutions for notebooks with RTX GPUs, both in the normal version and in the Max-Q version. However, at the time, the company did not comment on the clock frequencies for RTX Max-Q solutions.

Table with the RTX Max-Q series specifications

	RTX 2080 Max Q	RTX 2070 Max Q	RTX 2060 Max Q	RTX 2080 reference
CUDA Cores	2944	2304	1920	2944
RTX-OPS	37 - 53 T	31 - 38 T	26 T	60T
Giga Rays / s	5 - 7	4 - 5	3.5	8
Boost Clock	1095 -1590 MHz	1185 - 1440 MHz	1200 MHz	1800 MHz
Base Clock	735 - 1380 MHz	885 - 1215 MHz	960 MHz	1515 MHz
Consumption	80 - 150+ W	80 - 115 W	80 - 90 W	225 W
Memory Speed	Up to 14 Gbps	Up to 14 Gbps	Up to 14 Gbps	14 Gbps
Memory	8 GB GDDR6	8 GB GDDR6	6 GB GDDR6	8 GB GDDR6
Bus	256 bit	256 bit	192 bit	256 bit
Bandwidth	448 GB / s	448 GB / s	336 GB / s	448 GB / s

NVIDIA has detailed what the Max-Q series laptop clock speeds will be, including the RTX 2080, 2070 and 2060 variants. Above we can see detailed specifications, comparing it with the reference RTX 2080.

NVIDIA appears to have cut frequencies, but maintains CUDA Cores amount and bandwidth.

NVIDIA clarifies a few things in the table they have shared. In that table, we have the Max-Q layout to the left of the "-" sign, and the traditionally configured GPUs to the right. Therefore, the RTX 2080 with Max-Q design has the following basic specifications: 37T RTX-OPS, 5 Giga Rays, 1095MHz Boost Clock, 80w TGP. The regular RTX 2080 has 53T RTX-OPS, 7 Giga Rays, 1590 MHz Boost Clock, and 150w TGP. In bold are the correct specifications for the Max-Q.

The RTX 2070 for notebooks is expected to outperform the GTX 1080.

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