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NVIDIA GeForce MX250 (10W) vs Intel Iris Plus G4 – despite its lower TDP the 10W GPU is almost two times faster

NVIDIA GeForce MX250 (10W) vs Intel Iris Plus G4 – despite its lower TDP the 10W GPU is almost two times faster

Posted on March 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Intel Iris Plus G4 is a capable mid-range iGPU that takes place in the newest Intel 10nm Ice Lake SoCs. In our previous articles, we saw that it’s on par with some low-end dedicated video cards like the NVIDIA MX110 and the MX130 is clearly faster than the integrated Intel UHD Graphics 620. Since we already know that the MX250 has two versions – a 25W (1D13) and a 10W (1D52) one we decided to compare it with the Iris G4.
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