NVIDIA GeForce MX150 Bewertung | 118 Daten im Vergleich

The Schenker Media 15 (Value Edition) is a highly customizable 15.6-inch multimedia laptop featuring an Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor, an Nvidia GeForce MX150 graphics card, 16 GB of dual-channel RAM, and a high-performing 512 GB Samsung 960 Pro SSD. It excels in everyday multimedia workflows like video streaming, photo editing, and light 3D work. Performance-wise, the system runs smoothly and logs excellent storage benchmarks thanks to the fast M.2 drive. A major highlight is its IPS matte display, which provides above-average color space coverage (84% sRGB), good maximum brightness (336 cd/m²), and exceptionally stable viewing angles. Additionally, at 2.1 kg, it is one of the lighter notebooks in its class, and it features a remarkably easy-to-maintain plastic chassis. However, the laptop demands several significant hardware compromises. Thermally, the internal cooling loop fails to keep temperatures in check during prolonged load, allowing core temperatures to exceed 90 °C, while the 90-watt power supply leaves zero power reserve under full system strain. The physical inputs are equally disappointing; the keyboard provides a "mushy" typing experience due to weak switches, and the touchpad's...

The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 delivers superior performance over the MX150, offering a 25% to over 100% boost in gaming, largely due to its 640 CUDA cores and 128-bit memory bus. While offering high frame rates in titles like GTA V, the GTX 1050's main drawback is its 40–50W power draw, requiring superior cooling and reducing battery life. Conversely, the MX150 is designed for thin laptops, featuring a low 23-25W TDP, but it is limited by 2GB of VRAM and a 64-bit bus, making demanding games unplayable at higher settings. Although more power-efficient, the MX150's performance limitation is significant, with early models often priced too close to the faster GTX 1050, as noted in the LaptopMedia review.