Nvidia has announced two new Mobility Graphics GeForce chips which it detailed today at the Computex 2011 event. The Graphics chips include the Geforce GTX 560M solution which would be integrated in high end notebooks while the GT520MX will target a mainstream line. GTX 560M itself is a veryhigh-endmobility chip with the tag "DirectX 11 done Right" which means playing new titles on 1080P and maxed out setting with a notebook featuring the new chip would provide acceptable framerates as compared to the older 460M solutions.

Being a refined version of the older chip, GTX 560M would also allow for 3D vision, PhysX and Cuda features to be utilized moreefficientlyprovide higher performance while providing same battery life as older versions:

NVIDIA 3D Vision technology support, the #1 3D technology for notebooksNVIDIA PhysX technology support, for in-game real-time physics effectsNVIDIA CUDA architecture support, for GPU computing applications

"The GeForce GTX 560M and NVIDIA Optimus mean gamers get 50 frames per second in Duke Nukem Forever and five hours of battery life in Microsoft Office," said Rene Haas, general manager of notebook products at NVIDIA. "That's real power and real portability."

As far as the technical specs go, The GXT 560M features 192 Cuda Cores with 1.5-3GB GDDR5 variants running along a 192-bit wide memory interface. The chip is clocked at 775/1550/1250mhz for Core/Shader/Memory respectively. While the GT520MX includes 48 Cuda Cores with 1-2GB GDDR3 (64-bit) options clocked at 900/1800/1800mhz for Core/Shader/Memory. The notebooks would be 3D-Ready and will be bundled with wired 3D vision glasses which could directly be plugged into the notebooks for a rich 3D-Visionexperience. Pricing and Performance charts along with the list of notebooks to support the new Mobility graphics solutions are detailed below:

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