Wednesday, May 9th 2018
NVIDIA Teases "Ultimate Gaming Experience" At GTC Taiwan
NVIDIA has posted a short (literally short) teaser, treating users to the promise of the "Ultimate Gaming Experience". This might mean something, such as the new, expected NVIDIA 11** series of graphics cards... Or it may mean something much less exciting, and have something to do with the 4K, HDR gaming experience that is supposed to be reaching gamers in a couple of weeks, at an expected cost of more kidneys than the average human has.
Officially, though, GTC 2018 Taiwan will revolve around artificial intelligence tech (what doesn't these days, really?) Translated, the teaser image reads something along the lines of "Utilizing GPU computing to explore the world's infinite possibilities - witness the power of artificial intelligence and the ultimate gaming experience in GTC Taiwan and Computex 2018." Remember, however, that marketing almost always has a way of blowing things out of proportion - don't hold your breath for a new graphics card series announcement.
Sources:
NVIDIA via IT Home, Videocardz
Officially, though, GTC 2018 Taiwan will revolve around artificial intelligence tech (what doesn't these days, really?) Translated, the teaser image reads something along the lines of "Utilizing GPU computing to explore the world's infinite possibilities - witness the power of artificial intelligence and the ultimate gaming experience in GTC Taiwan and Computex 2018." Remember, however, that marketing almost always has a way of blowing things out of proportion - don't hold your breath for a new graphics card series announcement.
27 Comments on NVIDIA Teases "Ultimate Gaming Experience" At GTC Taiwan
What am I missing ?
have no fear mastercard is here !!! just slap that down and its yours just be sure you make the min . payment each month for the rest of your life , heck if you don't its still yours anyway . maybe they start offering easy terms like 99$ down 99$ a month for 99 years . @ 26% interest. through the bank of NVidia llc...
with things as that everyone can afford one
Consumers: "Yeah, cool, but let us continue buying old gen stuff at release date MSRP, for some reason".
Makes sense.
Also, what source are you talking about, I haven't found that 12nm reference.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_effect
The only one who doesn't seem to get it, is you...
I can't imagine someone posting on a tech site not being aware of the effect cryptomining has on the GPU market.
You brought the Osborne effect into discussion. That says when a new product is announced, the old one tends to catch dust on the shelves. But now you're telling me cryptomining has depleted the supply anyway. So how does the Osborne effect apply in this case? How does the Osborne effect apply in any case when the old product is out of stock?