Nvidia's upcoming ARM-based N1X SoC leaks again, this time on FurMark — modest benchmark score indicates early engineering sample but confirms Windows evaluation

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Nvidia’s upcoming N1X SoC has made a fresh appearance—this time in FurMark’s benchmark database—offering a first look at the chip’s performance running natively on Windows 11. While the numbers will certainly not grab headlines, they provide valuable insight into where the chip currently stands in its development cycle.

Identified as “JMJWOA” by FurMark, the N1X reportedly scored 4,286 points in the 720p stress test, averaging 71 FPS. That's not even as good as some RTX 2060 scores, despite the N1X reportedly featuring 6,144 CUDA cores, more than the RTX 5070. On the surface, that may seem like underperformance, especially considering the sizable core count, but there’s more nuance to the situation.