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During NVIDIA's second quarter earnings call, the company's co-founder and CEO, Jensen Huang, talked about earnings and what drives demand. When talking about sales, Huang noted a few things about NVIDIA's RTX lineup of graphics cards and why buying one is the only reasonable thing to do.
Specifically, Huang said that "SUPER is off to a super start for and at this point, it's a foregone conclusion that we're going to buy a new graphics card, and it's going to the last 2, 3, 4 years to not have ray tracing is just crazy. Ray tracing content just keeps coming out. And between the performance of SUPER and the fact that it has ray tracing hardware, it's going to be super well positioned for throughout all of next year."
He says that if you are going to buy a GPU and have it last 2-4 years, you have to "future proof" your system by buying an RTX GPU. What is implied there is that NVIDIA is currently the only company that is building a GPU with ray tracing built into hardware, meaning the only choice for ray tracing enabled games.
Ironically, NVIDIA also offers Turing GPUs without any of the ray tracing capabilities in form of GTX 1660 Ti, 1660 and 1650 GPUs all positioned at low to middle range performance market.
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Specifically, Huang said that "SUPER is off to a super start for and at this point, it's a foregone conclusion that we're going to buy a new graphics card, and it's going to the last 2, 3, 4 years to not have ray tracing is just crazy. Ray tracing content just keeps coming out. And between the performance of SUPER and the fact that it has ray tracing hardware, it's going to be super well positioned for throughout all of next year."
He says that if you are going to buy a GPU and have it last 2-4 years, you have to "future proof" your system by buying an RTX GPU. What is implied there is that NVIDIA is currently the only company that is building a GPU with ray tracing built into hardware, meaning the only choice for ray tracing enabled games.
Ironically, NVIDIA also offers Turing GPUs without any of the ray tracing capabilities in form of GTX 1660 Ti, 1660 and 1650 GPUs all positioned at low to middle range performance market.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site