The Furmark test results put the card’s max clock at 2.94GHz. Interestingly, Furmark showed that as the card's max clock, but Nvidia puts the RTX 5050’s base clock at 2.32GHz and boost clock at 2.57GHz. As VideoCardz notes, the tester paired the GPU with an Intel Core i7-9700, a 9th-gen CPU from 2019.

The 8GB of GDDR6 is the same amount of memory Nvidia built into the RTX 3050. Another compromise is that the RTX 5050 features fewer CUDA cores at only 2,560, down from the 3,840

NVIDIA has formally announced the GeForce RTX 5050 desktop GPU coming in the second-half of July, which it says is 60% faster than the GeForce RTX 3050.