“GTX 950 the desktop version? Or 950m I hate unclear details like this... Is it the 105gig bandwidth version for desktops? Small enough to fit inn this all-in-one from what it appears... Or is it the low quality 950m, that can't run 4k let alone 1080p in anything related to games or otherwise. I'll never understand why companies make a powerful all-in-one then put in the worst GPU possible to run its display. I mean there are people who want to play games that's not on facebook. I don't expect MSIs gtx 980m 8gb gpu in any lenovo / dell / etc etc... But come one... Anything less than 80gigs of bandwidth for a gpu for an all-in-one is insulting. I'd buy this all-in-one if it is a gtx 950 none m with the 105 gig bandwidth cap. Slower than my gtx 660ti gpu but I'll live.”
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In the NVIDIA Control panel it is identified as: GeForce GTX 950A. CUDA cores: 640 GRAPHICS CLOCK: 993MHZ memory rate 2002mhz 128-bit memory bandwidth 32.03 gb/s 2048 DDR3 PCI EXPRESS x16 version 2. It is very fast in 4k Lightroom and Photoshop, not a game player, so cant help you there. I expect it is not the best choice for gamers - but hey it has good specs with 4k built in! I also plug my PS4 into the HDMI IN (!) - works great. Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It says GTX 950A. I see the bandwidth is 32 GB/s. So you are no doubt correct if I'm understanding your question that this is a 950M. I like the machine and I don't intend to play PC games on it. I do occasionally see a recovered video card error (I think due to a timeout). I hope this helps you. I see graphics is clocked at 993 MHz. Memory data rate is 2002 MHz.
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