nvidia CES Nvidia: New RTX Laptops, GPUs

[UltraMega]

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GeForce at CES 2022: New RTX Laptops, GPUs, Games, Cloud Gaming and More

 

To kick off 2022, NVIDIA is: announcing over 160 new GeForce RTX and Studio laptops including new GeForce RTX 3080 Ti and RTX 3070 Ti Laptop GPUs; introducing GeForce RTX 3050 graphics cards; highlighting a bunch of games enhanced by RTX and Reflex technologies; debuting new G-SYNC displays; bringing cloud gaming to your living room TV and 5G mobile devices via GeForce NOW; illustrating how NVIDIA Studio is helping build the next digital frontier with NVIDIA Omniverse; and much more! 

NVIDIA GeForce at CES 2022 Event

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Catch up on the latest announcements for gamers and creators from our NVIDIA Special Address.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited January 4, 2022 by UltraMega

[ENTERPRISE]

The 3090Ti. Literally a doorstop at this point. I just don't see a space for it...plus it will unobtanium whether it be the shortage or pricing. 

[Sir Beregond]

8 hours ago, ENTERPRISE said:

The 3090Ti. Literally a doorstop at this point. I just don't see a space for it...plus it will unobtanium whether it be the shortage or pricing. 

Given the pricing of the 3080 Tie when it launched, I am expecting nothing short of a money grab for as much as they think the market will bear for a fake "MSRP".

 

As for the 3050, call it a budget solution for $250 all you want, we all know it will not be that and paying any more than that for that level of card is just dumb.

 

Hard to be excited about anything GPU related.

[ENTERPRISE]

13 minutes ago, Sir Beregond said:

Given the pricing of the 3080 Tie when it launched, I am expecting nothing short of a money grab for as much as they think the market will bear for a fake "MSRP".

 

As for the 3050, call it a budget solution for $250 all you want, we all know it will not be that and paying any more than that for that level of card is just dumb.

 

Hard to be excited about anything GPU related.

Yeah anything GPU related for like the last 1.5 Years has been a little underwhelming. I cannot complain too much as I got LUCKY with my 3090 and getting it as quick as I did. Im not excited about the next gen either....only what Intel can bring. Nvidia will do much if the same (Releasing dumb SKU's and gouging) and AMD will continue being the "People's Champion" and giving users at least some respect.

[J7SC_Orion]

9 hours ago, ENTERPRISE said:

The 3090Ti. Literally a doorstop at this point. I just don't see a space for it...plus it will unobtanium whether it be the shortage or pricing. 

 

...and then there's 'this' supposed to come out later in the year:

 

I'm glad that AMD has some very decent GPUs on the market and also in the pipe for next gen, and even Intel is getting into the discreet GPU act, albeit at the lower and mid-ranges (for now). I just about had it with NVidia's corporate and market behaviour...and I like to see some more really serious competition.

[ENTERPRISE]

2 minutes ago, J7SC_Orion said:

 

...and then there's 'this' supposed to come out later in the year:

 

I'm glad that AMD has some very decent GPUs on the market and also in the pipe for next gen, and even Intel is getting into the discreet GPU act, albeit at the lower and mid-ranges (for now). I just about had it with NVidia's corporate and market behaviour...and I like to see some more really serious competition.

I have a hard time believing that the 4090 will be close to what is being claimed, not with raw power. If they are using tricks like DLSS, maybe... but right now its all dreamdust.

[J7SC_Orion]

6 minutes ago, ENTERPRISE said:

I have a hard time believing that the 4090 will be close to what is being claimed, not with raw power. If they are using tricks like DLSS, maybe... but right now its all dreamdust.

 

...most of the GPU market functions via dreamdust IMO...though the 4090 rumours need a little fairy sprinkling some salt as well