Nvidia RTX Pro 3000 Laptop (Blackwell) vs 2000 Laptop (Ada)

We compared two discrete laptop professional GPUs: the Nvidia RTX Pro 3000 Mobile (Blackwell) 12 GB with 46 pipelines and 5888 shaders against the 2 years older 2000 Mobile (Ada) 8 GB that utilizes 24 pipelines and 3072 shaders. Here you will find complete details about specs, efficiency, performance tests, and more.

Review

General comparison of performance in games, applications, power efficiency, and other metrics
Gaming
Performance in DirectX, OpenCL, and Vulkan games
Workstation
Perf. in 3D modeling, video editing and rendering apps
AI/ML
Capabilities for machine learning and AI-related tasks
Energy Efficiency
Power consumption efficiency in different scenarios
NanoReview Final Score
Overall video card score

Key differences

Key distinctions and advantages of RTX 2000 Mobile (Ada) over RTX Pro 3000 Mobile (Blackwell)
Reasons to consider the Nvidia RTX Pro 3000 Laptop (Blackwell)
  • Performs significantly better (up to 44%) in 3DMark Steel Nomad Lite
  • 2x higher maximum theoretical performance (28.6 vs 14.5 TFLOPS)
  • Shows 52% higher average frame rate in modern games at QHD resolution – 79 vs 52 FPS

Gaming Performance

Frame rate comparison across popular AAA titles at different resolutions

Games

FPS Table
Forza Horizon 5
137
87
76
56
103
63
52
35
The Witcher 3
154
130
93
50
111
93
66
35
Counter-Strike 2
224
173
126
67
168
123
86
40
Far Cry 6
121
107
88
49
86
79
59
33
Hogwarts Legacy
88
73
56
29
61
48
36
19
CoD: Modern Warfare III
111
104
74
46
74
66
45
30
Ghost of Tsushima
85
70
50
30
56
43
31
20
Cyberpunk 2077
96
86
51
24
63
53
33
12
Shadow of the Tomb Raider
146
133
100
51
97
90
61
31
Average FPS by Resolution
1080p High 129 91
1080p Ultra 107 73
1440p Ultra 79 52
4K Ultra 45 28
Margin of Error High High

Benchmarks

Graphics cards’ performance in recent benchmarking apps

3D Mark

Multiplatform graphics benchmark suite that directly correlates with performance in modern games
Steel Nomad Lite Score
Time Spy 12518 7446
Solar Bay 66557 30392
Port Royal 10955 4537
Fire Strike 32060 18845
Wild Life Extreme - 14651
Night Raid - 76011
Sources: 3DMark [1], [2]

GeekBench 6 OpenCL

GPU test for computational tasks (image processing, photography, computer vision, and ML)
GB6 Compute Score
Background Blur 238.8 img/sec 149.7 img/sec
Face Detection 147.6 img/sec 88.5 img/sec
Horizon Detection 6.73 Gpixels/sec 3.24 Gpixels/sec
Edge Detection 9.27 Gpixels/sec 4.3 Gpixels/sec
Gaussian Blur 10.7 Gpixels/sec 4.3 Gpixels/sec
Feature Matching 1.68 Gpixels/sec 1.06 Gpixels/sec
Stereo Matching 778.4 Gpixels/sec 278.2 Gpixels/sec
Particle Physics 23023.5 FPS 9706.8 FPS
API OpenCL OpenCL
Sources: Geekbench [3], [4]

Cinebench 2024 GPU

Hardware benchmark using Maxon's Cinema 4D rendering engine

Passmark Graphics

Videocard test that focuses on compute shaders, multi-texturing, tessellation, and other features
G3D Mark Score
G2D Mark 826 600
DirectX 11 212 FPS 123 FPS
DirectX 12 94 FPS 66 FPS
GPU Compute 7266 Ops/s 5624 Ops/s
Sources: PassMark [5], [6] – 326 & 2156 samples

Blender

Rendering performance test for 3D modeling
Blender GPU
Sources: Blender [9], [10] – 27 & 146 samples

Artificial Intelligence Tests

Performance in machine learning and artificial intelligence tasks

GeekBench 6 ML

Tests throughput of AI operations in single, half, and quantized precision
GB6 ML Single Precision
GB6 ML Half Precision
GB6 ML Quantized
Image Classification (SP) 9790 6324
Image Segmentation (HP) 28672 13952
Image Super Resolution (Q) 26553 19043
Face Detection (HP) 53161 28439
Pose Estimation (Q) 120306 69947
Text Classification (SP) 3406 2887
Machine Translation (HP) 5910 3267
Object Detection (SP) 12573 7742
Depth Estimation (Q) 47957 29911
Style Transfer (SP) 199379 131880
Framework ONNX ONNX
Backend DirectML DirectML
Sources: Geekbench [9], [10]

Specifications

Technical specifications of Nvidia RTX Pro 3000 Laptop (Blackwell) and 2000 Laptop (Ada)

General

Vendor Nvidia Nvidia
Build Discrete Discrete
Released March 18, 2025 March 21, 2023
Case Laptop Laptop
Purpose Professional Professional
Segment Mid-range Mid-range
Architecture Blackwell 2.0 Ada Lovelace
GPU Codename GB205-300-A1 AD107
Recommended CPU - Intel Core Ultra 7 265HX or above - Intel Core Ultra 7 165H or above
Laptop GPU ranking (13th and 58th place)

Graphics Processing Unit

Base Clock 848-1605 MHz (configurable) -
Boost Clock 1605-2430 MHz (configurable) 1245-2360 MHz (configurable)
Shading Units 5888 3072
Texture Mapping Units (TMUs) 184 96
Render Output Units (ROPs) 80 48
Compute Units (Pipelines) 46 24
Tensor Cores 184 96
Ray-tracing Cores 46 24
L1 Cache 128KB per cluster 128KB per cluster
L2 Cache 48MB shared 32MB shared
Instructions Per Cycle 2 IPC 2 IPC

Raw Performance

Pixel Fill Rate 128-194 GPixel/s 60-113 GPixel/s
Texture Fill Rate 295-447 GTexel/s 120-227 GTexel/s
FLOPS (FP32)
18.9-28.6 TFLOPS
7.6-14.5 TFLOPS

Physical

Interface PCIe 5.0 x16 PCIe 4.0 x16
TGP 60-140 W (configurable) 35-140 W (configurable)
Manufacturing TSMC TSMC
Fabrication Process 5 nm 5 nm
Die Size 263 mm² 159 mm²
Transistor Count 31.1 billion 18.9 billion
Transistor Density 118.25 MTr/mm² 118.87 MTr/mm²
Max. Temperature - 95°C

Memory

Memory Type GDDR7 GDDR6
Memory Size 12 GB 8 GB
Memory Clock 1750 MHz 2000 MHz
Effective Memory Speed 28000 Mbps 16000 Mbps
Bus 192-bit 128-bit
ECC No No
Memory Bandwidth

API

DirectX 12.2 12
Vulkan 1.4 1.3
OpenGL 4.6 4.6
OpenCL 3.0 3.0
CUDA 12 8.9
Ray Tracing Yes Yes
DLSS DLSS 4 DLSS 3
DisplayPort 2.1b 1.4a

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