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NVIDIA: Something super is coming...
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I'm 99.999999999% sure this related to the RTX Refreshs that my Insider boi's have been telling me about. And from what i've gathered on that, its gonna be pretty underwhelming in the grand scheme of things.
Howevers theres also the chance it could be the new Shield device, and that actually would be exciting so yes please.
Also, it's not the Super Switch, lol. But it should be called that when it does eventually turn up. Not of a Nvidia youtube video mind you
Howevers theres also the chance it could be the new Shield device, and that actually would be exciting so yes please.
Also, it's not the Super Switch, lol. But it should be called that when it does eventually turn up. Not of a Nvidia youtube video mind you
If the Saphire blog post (that they quickly removed) is correct, AMD's got that covered all by themselves. Saphire was claiming the $399 Navi was a RTX 2060 "beater" and the $499 Navi was a RTX 2070 "beater". Neither card has dedicated RTX hardware. So no one in their right mind is going to buy a RTX 2070 "beater" when you can get the RTX 2070 for less money (and get ray tracing with it). Saphire is a long time partner, so there's good reason to believe they know what the details are.
https://techreport.com/news/34602/r...light-courtesy-of-a-loose-lipped-sapphire-rep
As techreport wisely pointed out, there are no bad products, just bad prices. Those are bad prices if it turns out true.
At least I think we got a new name for our Pro Switch in future discussion, it always sounded so dull to me. Super Switch rolls better off the tongue.
It has to be an RTX titan or a new Titan range, would explain the rumoured cutting the prices on the other RTX cards.
There's no such thing. Everything is worth what people will pay for it.
They were recently boasting about how their 12nm GPUs will outperform the competition's 7nm products, but maybe this will be a "Super Titan" on a smaller process node?
Jen-Hsun Huang (NVIDIA CEO) a couple of months ago: "What makes us special is we can create the most energy-efficient GPU in the world at anytime".
The current RTX cards always seemed like they were a stopgap product that would have a shorter life than most. They're still using HDMI 2.0, and RT performance is pretty bad on them.
Jen-Hsun Huang (NVIDIA CEO) a couple of months ago: "What makes us special is we can create the most energy-efficient GPU in the world at anytime".
The current RTX cards always seemed like they were a stopgap product that would have a shorter life than most. They're still using HDMI 2.0, and RT performance is pretty bad on them.
I don't know much about graphics cards, but the "GEFORCE" part rules out mobile hardware, right?
I expect an announcement of a GPU at a price that ensures I never hear of the product again
I expect an announcement of a GPU at a price that ensures I never hear of the product again
10 Return your 2080 and get this.
20 Then return this and get whatever comes next
30 GOTO 20
I am expecting a Turing Refresh....that is what the rumors are pointing to, especially WCCFTech and they haven't been wrong in the past, especially when they make these speculations this close to an event or announcement...
I'm expecting a new Titan, so nothing for us.
For anyone expecting a Switch, you can stop immediately and save yourself the disappointment. That thing is GeForce branded which is for their PC GPUs. Switch's chip is called Tegra.
For anyone expecting a Switch, you can stop immediately and save yourself the disappointment. That thing is GeForce branded which is for their PC GPUs. Switch's chip is called Tegra.
Judging by past Nvidia product reveals...no. But considering how they were bashed on social media and in reviews for charging huge price premiums on the RTX cards when they were revealed, they might have heard the masses and might price these new cards cheaper....who knows? Nvidia owns the top-tier GPU market and they can get away with anything there...
Honestly the first thing that popped into my head was Super Switch. And yes I know it probably isn't it, but let me dream damnit.
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