A new Samsung laptop featuring an
NVIDIA RTX 40 mobile GPU has been spotted in the Puget Systems’ online benchmark results database. Interestingly, this is the first sign we have seen of an “NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 Laptop GPU,” and this leak comes ahead of any significant
desktop RTX 4050 leaks or rumors.
There are two PugetBench results to mull over. However, they are both benchmark runs in the PugetBench for Premiere Pro tests. Of course, this is a benchmark based around Adobe Premier video editing performance. Thankfully, alongside an overall score, the benchmark produces a GPU score, as GPUs are useful for accelerating video editing performance. While we are happy to see what are probably the first benchmark results for an RTX 4050 Laptop GPU, bear in mind that the score could have little or no correlation with, or relation to, this GPU’s performance in PC games or even final production results.
Across the two benchmark runs, the RTX 4050 accelerated system achieved GPU scores of 57.4 and 51.3. We don’t know why there is such a sizable difference, as all the reported system specs of the Samsung 960XFH laptop appear to be unchanged. Perhaps there was a driver update applied, and a technician was testing for any performance impacts.
If we average the two GPU scores, we get a number of approximately 54. So, in looking for some significance to this score, let us see what a selection of other modern laptop and desktop PC systems score. Check out some rival system Premiere GPU scores below, for context:
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Lenovo 82TK with Core i7-12650H and RTX 3050 Laptop GPU: GPU score 43.4
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MSI Stealth GS66 with Core i7-12700H and RTX 3070 Ti Laptop GPU: GPU score 46
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MSI Raider GE66 with Core i9-12900HK and RTX 3080 Laptop GPU: GPU score 70
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PC Specialist desktop system with Core i9-13900K and RTX 4090 GPU: GPU score 135.9
In accelerating video editing performance, the unreleased updated
Samsung Galaxy Book laptop appears to offer good performance compared to the RTX 30 series, if
the results unearthed are genuine and representative.
We have talked almost exclusively about the laptop’s GPU so far, but it also appears to boast an unannounced CPU in the form of the Intel Core i7-13700H CPU. This
Raptor Lake mobile processor is expected to be a 45W part with 14C / 20T configuration.
With the new year rapidly approaching, it seems safe to assume that laptops like this are being prepared for a reveal at CES 2023 in January. These machines should go public after NVIDIA and Intel have completed their keynote presentations boasting about the newest generation mobile processors.