T1200 Laptop GPU: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

The T1200 Laptop GPU is NVIDIA's 2021 quiet professional card — workstation Turing silicon sold under a plain "T" nameplate instead of the Quadro badge, aimed at the mid-range of the 2021 workstation generation. This guide covers its 30 benchmarked games at 1080p (27 with medium-preset data) and the 6 catalog models that carry it.

Where the T1200 Laptop GPU sits in 2026

A catalog score of 51.5 ranks the T1200 at 119th of 341 — the top half of the table's middle. Its neighbors are a cross-section of 2020–2023 performance: Apple's M5 Pro (51.9) and the Quadro RTX 3000 Max-Q (51.9) above, the M2 Max (51.6) alongside, and the GeForce GTX 1070 Max-Q (51.1) and RTX A500 (50.9) below. For a chip positioned as the modest middle of its own professional lineup, ranking alongside premium consumer and Apple silicon of surrounding generations is a solid outcome.

What the chip brings

The T1200 is Turing architecture on the 12nm process with 4GB of GDDR6 and a 95W-class envelope. The record's public benchmarks lean on compute suites: a Vulkan compute score of 39479 and OpenCL at 41312 — figures consistent with the upper-mid professional tier of its year. The 4GB buffer is the working constraint, sized for viewport discipline rather than large texture sets, and the plain nameplate marked NVIDIA's transition away from the Quadro branding for its smaller professional parts.

FPS in games at 1080p

Unusually for this catalog, the T1200's table carries no capped 240-fps legacy rows — its measurements are all uncapped modern titles, which makes the table unusually legible: FIFA 22 at 119 fps (121 on medium), DOTA 2 Reborn at 108, F1 2020 and F1 2021 at 90 (109 and 106 on medium), Grand Theft Auto V at 90, Farming Simulator 22 at 70 (97 on medium), Shadow of the Tomb Raider at 69 (84), X-Plane at 65 (78), Death Stranding at 61 (68), The Witcher 3 at 59 and Resident Evil Village at 58 (64). The heavier tier stays playable: Far Cry 5 at 53 (60 on medium), Elden Ring at 40 (47) and Dying Light 2 at 21 (26).

Laptops that carry it

Six listings, all 2021 workstations: Dell's Precision 3561 ($405), 5560 ($652), 7560 ($705) and 7760 ($700); and HP's ZBook Fury 15 G8 and 17 G8 (both $736). The fleet medians describe well-rounded professional machines rather than gaming rigs: a gaming index of 67, performance index 71.6 and USComp score 76, with strong modern CPUs — the best-GPU median of 58 reflects that some of these chassis offered stronger RTX A-series options above the T1200.

Bottom line

The T1200 is the balanced professional choice of its generation: enough throughput for 60-plus fps across a genuinely modern game list at 1080p, workstation credentials without the flagship price, and host machines — the 2021 Precision 3000/5000/7000 series and ZBook Fury G8 — that are among the newest workstations available at used prices in this catalog. The 4GB buffer is the one ceiling to check against your workload; everything else about this record reads as dependable value.