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This article explains what to expect from laptops with Nvidia MX250 and MX230 graphics chips, how these GPUs compare to the popular MX150, and provides a full list of portable devices bundled with these chips. The Nvidia GeForce MX250 replaces the MX150 as of the first half of 2019 and is still a standalone graphics chip based on the Nvidia Pascal architecture, while the GeForce MX230 replaces the entry-level MX130 chip and is based on a very similar chip, the Pascal architecture , unlike the previous MX130 which was based on Maxwell and was pretty much a rebadged 940MX. Update: 2020 laptops now get an option for an MX350 dGPU, a more powerful direct successor to the MX250. Follow this link for more details. Both are entry-level dedicated GPUs designed as more powerful alternatives to the Intel UHD graphics built into the Intel Core U processors. As solutions for thin-and-light notebooks and ultrabooks, they are designed for efficiency and have low power co...

If you are looking for a portable laptop or perhaps a budget computer with some sort of gaming prowess in 2020, you will most likely get value for money with some of the Nvidia GeForce MX350/MX330 configurations available. These are Nvidia's current budget-level dedicated GPUs, allowing FHD gaming on low graphics settings in most titles. Each comes in two flavors, a high-efficiency implementation for ultrabooks and a more powerful version for full-size laptops. The MX330 is the least interesting of the two, as it's pretty much a remastered version of the 2019 MX250 chip. The MX350, on the other hand, is a significantly more powerful GPU. It's still based on the Pascal architecture, but it's the GP107 chip with increased processing power over the MX330/MX250. Here's a spec sheet of these two, right next to the MX250 and GTX 1650 MQ, the next step up upgrade available on select ultraportables. MX350 MX330 MX250 GTX 1650MQ chip...

There are multiple ways to take a screenshot on a Mac (or if you are arriving here from the PC world: print screen on a Mac). We'll run through the different key combinations and the various refinements you can make to screenshots so that, for example, you can crop them to a particular size, or take a screen grab of an area that is bigger than your screen. We'll also look at what to do when you can't screenshot what you want because you need to be interacting with your screen to capture it. Many of the methods below will work in all versions of macOS, but there were a number of changes to the screenshot options that arrived in macOS Mojave in 2018, so if you aren't running Mojave or later then you may not have access to them. In this article, we show you how to take a screenshot of something on your Mac's display, we'll also discuss how you can edit it, and where the image will be saved - since lots of people are unclear about where screenshots go on the ...