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NVIDIA GeForce MX250 vs Intel Iris Plus G7 – the NVIDIA GPU offers 50% better performance at lower cost

NVIDIA GeForce MX250 vs Intel Iris Plus G7 – the NVIDIA GPU offers 50% better performance at lower cost

Posted on January 31, 2020 By Jarvis

As we already know, the GeForce MX250 is the fastest low-end dedicated GPU (you can have a look here and here too) while the Intel Iris Plus G7 is the current iGPU king. That’s why we are going to compare the fastest affordable non-GTX / RTX GPU and the fastest iGPU on the market – MX250 and Iris Plus G7. The GeForce video card can be found in a large variety of devices while the Iris G7 takes place in some more premium laptops than the MX250-based ones.
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