The Acer RTX 2050 Max-Q graphics card from NVIDIA is built on the Ampere architecture and was officially introduced on 17.12.2021. At the core of the card is a chip created with modern lithography. The die houses 8.7 billion transistorsistors transistors, and its area is 200 mm². The core configuration includes 2048 shader units, 32 RT Cores for ray tracing, and 64 Tensor Cores for AI tasks. The GDDR6 video memory capacity is 4 GB. Thanks to the 64 bit-bit bus, bandwidth reaches 94.40 GB/s, eliminating delays when working with demanding textures. In standard mode, the core operates at 832 MHz, but auto-overclocking technology allows it to reach 1155 MHz under load. The card's power consumption (TDP) is stated at 30 W. The manufacturer recommends using a power supply unit with a wattage of at least 0 W.