Nvidia’s latest hardware initiative launches with plenty of support, too. But Nvidia also says that RTX Studio laptops can render video significantly faster than the competition, too, as you can see in the charts below, and that should bring a smile to the face of YouTubers and Twitch streamers. That’s no surprise, given the steep minimum requirements and dedicated hardware for those tasks, though those sorts of tasks are typically reserved for professionals only. Nvidia claims that RTX Studio laptops running Studio Drivers deliver a major performance advantage over high-end laptops in ray tracing and AI-centric tasks, such as Apple’s Radeon Vega-equipped MacBook Pro. The Studio Driver release cadence revolves around updates to those major creative apps, rather than video games, and Nvidia says it conducts “in-depth multi-app workflow testing across multiple app versions.” Whenever a new Studio Driver version releases, it’ll also wrap in all the available gaming optimizations found in the most current GeForce Game Ready drivers, since so many content creators mix work and play these days. Nvidia Studio drivers optimize around performance in creative apps, like the Unity and Unreal game engines, the DaVinci Resolve video editor, Adobe Lightroom, and more. And Nvidia’s backing up that hardware with dedicated Nvidia Studio Drivers, a reimagining of the Creator Ready drivers the company debuted earlier this year. That sort of hardware guarantees these laptops can handle anything you throw at them. CPU: Intel Core i7 (H-series) or higher.GPU: RTX 2060, Quadro RTX 3000 or higher.
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