RTX 50 Laptop
TGP Database
Compare sourced RTX 5090, RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti, RTX 5070, and RTX 5060 laptop configurations by exact model code and published maximum GPU power. Every included row has a traceable specification source and verification date.
RTX 50 laptop configuration database
| Laptop / exact model | GPU | OEM max GPU power | VRAM | Display | Weight | Evidence status | Verified source | Review | Retail |
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Download Data
Download the same 32 exact configurations shown in the interactive table. Both exports are generated from laptops.js, the canonical FRAMELIMIT catalog, and include exact model/SKU, GPU, OEM maximum GPU power, NVIDIA power-range reference, evidence status, source URL, and last-verified date.
Dataset version 1.0.0 - released July 17, 2026 under the FRAMELIMIT Data License 1.0. Individual OEM facts remain attributed to each row's source.
How to cite
FRAMELIMIT. "RTX 50 Laptop TGP Database." Version 1.0.0, 2026-07-17. https://framelimit.com/guide-rtx-50-laptop-tgp-database. Licensed under https://framelimit.com/methodology#data-license-v1-0. Cite the linked OEM source as well when using an individual specification.
Dataset changelog
- Version 1.0.0 - 2026-07-17: Initial downloadable release with 32 exact RTX 50 configurations, CSV and JSON formats, explicit evidence states, source URLs, verification dates, and automated catalog/export parity checks.
Same Laptop GPU, Different TGP
The same GPU name can appear at materially different published power limits. The current catalog contains 4 same-GPU power groups. These ranges identify exact models worth comparing under a controlled benchmark protocol; they do not predict a fixed FPS percentage.
Current exact-model ranges: RTX 5090 165–175W, RTX 5080 120–175W, RTX 5070 110–115W, and RTX 5060 85–115W. The comparison below remains available without JavaScript and names a sourced configuration at each end of every range.
| GPU | Lower-power exact configuration | Published power | Higher-power exact configuration | Published power | Power spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RTX 5090 | Razer Blade 16 review RZ09-05819EN9-R3U1 |
165W | MSI Raider A18 HX review A9WJG-052US |
175W | 10W |
| RTX 5080 | ASUS Zephyrus G16 review GU605CW-G16.U95080-HID1 |
120W | Lenovo Legion Pro 7i review 16IAX10H / 83F50053US |
175W | 55W |
| RTX 5070 | ASUS Zephyrus G14 review GA403UP-CS96 |
90W | Lenovo Legion 5i review 15IAX10 / 83N20003BO |
115W | 5W |
| RTX 5060 | Acer Nitro V 16S AI review ANV16S-41-R2AJ / NH.QZYAA.001 |
85W | Lenovo LOQ 15 review 15AHP10 |
115W | 30W |
Interpretation: the spread is a power-envelope comparison, not a measured performance delta. Chassis cooling, CPU limits, memory, firmware, display resolution, and benchmark settings must be controlled before drawing an FPS conclusion.
NVIDIA GPU Subsystem-Power Reference
NVIDIA's RTX 50 laptop comparison specification lists the following subsystem-power ranges. An OEM's advertised maximum can be higher when it includes Dynamic Boost, so do not silently substitute one definition for the other.
How to Use This Database
Start with the exact model code, not only the marketing family. Manufacturers can sell one laptop name with different GPUs, power limits, panels, memory, and regional suffixes. Open the source and retailer links, then confirm the delivered configuration before buying.
Use TGP to identify meaningful power-class differences inside the same GPU tier. For performance, compare only matching game, resolution, preset, upscaling, Frame Generation, firmware, and power-mode evidence. A higher maximum value can still lose in a particular workload.
What is laptop GPU TGP?
TGP is a graphics-power specification. The laptop value here is the maximum graphics power published for the exact OEM configuration, including Dynamic Boost where the manufacturer includes it.
Does higher TGP always mean higher FPS?
No. Cooling, firmware, CPU load, memory, game settings, and the GPU's voltage-frequency behavior also affect performance. TGP narrows the comparison; it does not replace benchmarks.
How should I compare the same GPU at different TGP?
Match the exact model code, game, resolution, preset, ray tracing, upscaling, Frame Generation and performance mode. Do not convert the wattage spread into an assumed FPS uplift.
Why are some values marked “Not published”?
The exact configuration has a traceable specification source, but that source does not expose a reliable maximum graphics-power figure. FRAMELIMIT leaves the field empty instead of copying a value from a different regional configuration.
How often is the database checked?
Each row carries its own source-check date from the central FRAMELIMIT catalog. The current database snapshot was checked through July 15, 2026.