NVIDIA N1X PROCESSOR WITH MEDIATEK APPEARS IN FUMMK TEST ON WINDOWS 11

The N1X processor, developed by Nvidia in partnership with MediaTek, appeared in more leaks than usual this week. After rumors about the possible reasons for its postponement, the CPU was listed in the geekbench synthetic test and now also leaked its results in FUMERK.

Like every rumor of its kind, it is not official information and should be seen with some skepticism. According to Tom’s hardware, the N1X appears marked as JMJWOA at FUMERK, showing performance results for what appears to be an engineering sample.

As shown in the image above, N1X scored 4,286 in the FumMark stress test. The processor was running the test at a 720p resolution, and maintained an average of 71fps, which is not impressive at all. But these numbers probably do not reflect the true potential of the Nvidia processor.

Test shows N1X support to Windows 11

According to rumors, the N1X will have a total of 6,144 Cuda nuclei, more than a RTX 5070. Still, it pointed out less than an RTX 2060 in FUMERK.

It is not surprising for a processor in the early stages of development. The CPU running at just 120W without proper drivers is no longer an ideal situation for comparative. In addition, the test shows that the N1X has never exceeded 63% of use of its GPU or 59ºC during the test, showing that its performance was limited by some configuration.

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What draws attention here is that the test was running on Windows 11, showing that the processor already supports Microsoft’s mainstream operating system. That is, although not ready, the CPU is already able to operate commercial PCs, apparently.

This is an important milestone in the development of the new component, which is based on ARM. With release now scheduled for 2026, it is possible that we will no longer have postponements for the N1X.