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Spec GeForce MX450
Overview
Product name NVIDIA GeForce MX450
Architecture Turing
Generation / family GeForce MX Series
GPU codename TU117 / N18S-LP or N18S-G5 class
Launch date 2020-08-25
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 TSMC 12FFN
Die size Depends on GPU die and source availability
Transistor count Depends on GPU die and source availability
GPU chip TU117 / N18S-LP or N18S-G5 class
SM / multiprocessor count 14
CUDA Cores 896
Clocks
Base / Core clock 720 MHz low-power class or 1395 MHz higher-power class
Boost clock 930 MHz low-power class or 1575 MHz higher-power class
Memory clock 10 GT/s GDDR6 class on common variants
Memory
Memory size 2 GB typical
Memory type GDDR6 or GDDR5 depending on OEM implementation
Memory bus width 64-bit
Memory bandwidth Up to about 80 GB/s with GDDR6
Bus / Interface
Bus interface PCIe 4.0 x4 class on common TU117 MX450 designs
AGP / PCI / PCIe distinction PCIe
Power
TDP / TBP / board power 10 to 30 W class, 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 class
OpenGL support OpenGL 4.6 class with supported drivers
Vulkan support Vulkan support depends on driver branch
CUDA support CUDA Turing generation without RTX branding

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