RTX 500 Ada Laptop GPU: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

The NVIDIA RTX 500 Ada Generation Laptop GPU is a 2023 entry professional card — a 35W Ada Lovelace part built for thin business workstations, remarkable for scoring well above its wattage class. This is a benchmark-only page: no laptop listing in the catalog currently matches this record, so the guide covers its 22 benchmarked games at 1080p (15 with medium-preset data) and where the chip fits.

Where the RTX 500 Ada Generation Laptop GPU sits in 2026

A catalog score of 62.6 ranks it 71st of 341 — the top quarter, which is startling for a 35W part. The neighbors: the GeForce RTX 3070 Ti (63.6), Radeon RX 7700S (63.2) and RTX 3050 desktop record (63.1) above; the RTX 3050 6GB Laptop (61.9), Quadro RTX 4000 Max-Q (61.8) and Radeon RX 7600S (61.6) below. Outscoring a full-power 2019 professional card from less than a quarter of the power budget is modern efficiency in one comparison.

What the chip brings

Ada Lovelace-class silicon on the 4nm process: 2048 CUDA cores rated at 8.3 teraflops — more rated compute than many 75W-class consumer parts — with 4GB of GDDR6, RT and tensor cores, CUDA, DLSS and Resizable BAR all flagged, inside a 35W envelope. Public benchmarks: Time Spy 5278, Fire Strike 14610, GeekBench Vulkan 55800 and OpenCL 58391 (no PassMark row for this record). The 4GB buffer is the one thin spot in an otherwise forward-looking specification.

FPS in games at 1080p

The high-preset table reads well above the chip's wattage: DOTA 2 Reborn at 146 fps, Far Cry 6 at 104 (126 on medium), F1 22 at 100 (134), The Witcher 3 at 91, F1 23 at 84 (120), Far Cry 5 at 78 (86), F1 25 at 74 (97), Total War Pharaoh at 73 (129), X-Plane at 67 (79) and Call of Duty MW3 2023 at 58 (78). The heavy block confirms the 4GB ceiling: Cyberpunk 2077 at 25 on high (38 on medium) and Baldur's Gate 3 at 39 (54). The pattern — strong rasterization, modest heavy-title headroom, generous medium gains — is exactly what a 35W Ada part should produce.

Bottom line

No catalog machine currently carries this record, so the page stands as a reference: what a 2023 35W professional GPU delivers. The answer is competitive — top-quarter ranking, esports and mid-tier AAA at 1080p, DLSS to stretch the 4GB buffer, all in a power budget that fits fanless-adjacent chassis. Shoppers who encounter the RTX 500 Ada in a thin business workstation listing can use this table as the honest expectation: a capable light-gaming chip that sips power, with the newest heavy titles needing medium settings to stay comfortable.