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Spec GeForce MX230
Overview
Product name NVIDIA GeForce MX230
Architecture Pascal
Generation / family GeForce MX Series
GPU codename GP108 / N17S-G0
Launch date 2019-02-21
Launch MSRP Notebook OEM pricing, not sold as a normal retail desktop card
Market segment Entry-level discrete notebook GPU for thin-and-light and mainstream laptops
Board type / entry type Laptop GPU
GPU
Process node Samsung 14 nm
Die size Depends on GPU die and source availability
Transistor count Depends on GPU die and source availability
GPU chip GP108 / N17S-G0
SM / multiprocessor count 2
CUDA Cores 256
ROPs 16
TMUs 16
Clocks
Base / Core clock 1519 MHz class
Boost clock 1531 to 1582 MHz class depending on source and implementation
Memory clock 6 GT/s class
Memory
Memory size 2 GB or 4 GB typical
Memory type GDDR5
Memory bus width 64-bit
Memory bandwidth About 48 GB/s
Bus / Interface
Bus interface PCIe 3.0 x4 class
AGP / PCI / PCIe distinction PCIe
Power
TDP / TBP / board power 15 to 30 W, OEM dependent
Power connectors None, notebook motherboard power delivery
Slot width Notebook integrated module or soldered implementation, not a desktop slot card
Cooling type Laptop OEM cooling solution
Display / Media
Display outputs Notebook display outputs are routed by the laptop OEM through the internal panel, HDMI, USB-C, DisplayPort or other chassis outputs.
Features
DirectX support DirectX 12_1 class
OpenGL support OpenGL 4.6 class with supported drivers
Vulkan support Vulkan support depends on driver branch
CUDA support CUDA Pascal generation
Shader Model 6.8
Performance / Benchmarks
FP32 throughput 0.78 TFLOPS
FP16 throughput 0.01 TFLOPS

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