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Nvidia stops producing GM200 in preparation for Pascal

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"According to recent reports Nvidia stops producing the GM200 graphics chip, the GPU including in the GeForce GTX 980 Ti and the Titan X is used. Reportedly it will therefore not be long until the video card manufacturers can no longer order the respective chip.

Nvidia would stop production in preparation for the new generation of graphics cards, until now best known under the code name Pascal. Thus emerged a few weeks ago already rumors that the high-end GeForce GTX 1080, reportedly on a GP104 GPU, will be released in May.
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