Which graphics card is installed in my laptop?

I have a question about laptop graphics cards.

I bought a new laptop with a GTX 1650 a few weeks ago. It is an "HP Pavilion". The funny thing is that the "mobile" graphics card is actually always installed in laptops (in my case: GTX 1650M). However, none of the "M" behind the graphics card name was on the internet (cheaper).

Through a program from Nvidia, I have also found none of the "M". (So not a GTX 1650M but the normal GTX 1650)

Could it be that the PC graphics card versions are really built into my laptop?

I don't know my way around very well.

Here still

There are various software that displays the hardware. There's also something in the Windows Control Panel / Hardware / Graphics Card.

Yes, the graphics chip (TU117) is identical to the desktop version. Nevertheless, the chip is soldered to the mainboard and can't be replaced.

Edit: But not exactly identical

https://de.wikipedia.org/...e-16-Serie

Runs with a slow cycle and power consumption

So go to Device Manager, right click on the Windows icon at the bottom left and then click on Device Manager. There should then be graphics cards. Double click on it and your graphics card will appear. If you want more information about her right click on it and click on Properties. There you will see everything