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Report: NVIDIA Not Unveiling 2018 Graphics Card Lineup at GDC, GTC After All
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The people who bought NVIDIA even when AMD were competitive at lower prices obviously wanted NVIDIA to reign, or were too ignorant to care. I don't blame people for buying NVIDIA now AMD have nothing decent to offer. I have a 1080 and am considering Titan Xp for 4K.
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As WCCFtech have shown the imagination is the limit.
That doesn't come as a surprise.
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It's a shame they haven't been boycotted.
The worst thing was when Raj Koduri named them while on stage at an event
giving them a false air of respectability.
That said we now know how poor Mr K's judgement tends to be but at the time I thought why did you do that?
It'll only make them worse.
Got to be an interesting one - on the one hand they could probably continue pumping out Pascal cores especially with current prices and making money hand over fist on the other hand there isn't quite anything like the buzz and sales uptick from a new product launch which also tends to drive share price, etc. more than just being a healthy on going business.
There will be new NVidia GPUs this year but when is another matter and there are 10 months to go this year.
NVidia will carry on releasing new GPUs if only to reap the benefits of the R & D put into any new architecture and also to recoup the costs.
Hahaha. You and me both. Never bought a Ti variant before, Sod’s law they won’t bother this year.
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Yeah, it'll be the ‘flagship’ 2030 card
At the moment they haven't announced anything or even talked about it.
I can see an absolute coup happening in the near future, NVIDIA CPU'S after some sneaky deal with some other CPU company for any IP they need (yes there are still a few others out there).
You heard it here first, whwn it shows up on one of the numerous click bait, we will print every rumour, that way at a least one of them will be right sites.
Others do hold an X86 license but only AMD and Intel hold both an AMD64 and X86 licenses, which is critical for running windows given that the 64Bit portion of it is built on AMD64.
nVidia's hopes for Windows CPU's would require "some sneaky deal with" AMD, not only is that very unlikely because AMD would not want more competition than they already have in Intel but Intel themselves would probably be screaming "WTF are you doing, AMD?!?!?!?!
" at them.
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Yeah, it'll be the ‘flagship’ 2030 card
The slow rate GPU innovation is moving at now it will be 2030 before NVidia release the next Titan.
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What's the score with this then, is it confirmed no new cards this month or was the report just BS?
Yeah, it'll be the ‘flagship’ 2030 card
The first maxwell card released was the 750ti
.. So would not be unheard off without a prior precedent. . The 750ti was (correctly) not decribed (in any general sense) as a flagship on release however
(it was referred to in the qualified sense as the GM107 flagship)
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