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NVIDIA to Host "GeForce RTX: Game On" Broadcast Event on January 12th

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Anticipation for next year's Consumer Electronics Show is building up, and companies are starting to tease their events. Today, NVIDIA has decided to surprise us and give us a "heads up" about its upcoming event. Called "GeForce RTX: Game On", the company is going to host it as a virtual event (due to the pandemic concerns) and present new technologies. As the goal of the show, NVIDIA states that it will "unveil the latest innovations in gaming and graphics". That means only one thing - new graphics cards are incoming. With the current industry rumors pointing towards a high-end GeForce RTX 3080 Ti GPU, we can only speculate that it will be presented at the show. This launch date would contradict previous reports that this specific GPU is landing in February due to the supposed postponing. We have to wait and see what the event is about, so stay tuned on January 12th at 09:00 am PST for our coverage of the event.


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Too late, the market is flooded with the mighty 6900 XT!

Oh wait.
 
Here's Hopper! :rockout: :clap:

"How do we dig ourself out of chip shortages. I know, let's go to TSMC! "
 
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Does Nvidia even need to release a 3080ti? They could cut down the current gen of cards and still sell out.
 
Here's Hopper! :rockout: :clap:

That would be a surprise, I'd say hopper is three years out personally.

No facts here just opinions though.
 
With the price and availability of cards they should call it game off ;)
 
A better name for the event would be "GeForce RTX - Scalp On".
 
And Nvidia is there to meet demand!

Oh wait.

Funny how that works.

Indeed, but I bet more RTX 3080 Ti's get sold then 6900 XT's.

See you in I dunno... 2/3 years.
 
3060 12GB incoming! Only 26 days to go.
 
Here's Hopper! :rockout: :clap:

I hope you are not really expecting Hopper before 2022, because you'll be disappointed, otherwise.

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Hardware Unboxed. IT'S OFF. :laugh:
 
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If I can stop laughing at this in a minute, I might be able to think of some witty reply. But its just too damn funny. :toast: :roll::roll::roll::roll::respect:
 
Indeed, but I bet more RTX 3080 Ti's get sold then 6900 XT's.

See you in I dunno... 2/3 years.

I'd hope so given it released 2 months before. It's really just platitudes, both launches were bumbling messes and both companies made vague BS suggestions that they would either have stock at launch (AMD) or that stock would start "rolling in" two months down the line (Nvidia).

2020 apparently isn't going away without a fight, what a disaster of a year.
 
I'd hope so given it released 2 months before. It's really just platitudes, both launches were bumbling messes and both companies made vague BS suggestions that they would either have stock at launch (AMD) or that stock would start "rolling in" two months down the line (Nvidia).

2020 apparently isn't going away without a fight, what a disaster of a year.
The 3080 Ti isn't a released product. You might be thinking of the 3080 (non-Ti)?
 
Cover story: Scalper AI powered by Nvidia Tensor technology to help scalping MOAR Nvidia card, the way it's meant to play.
 
Cover story: Scalper AI powered by Nvidia Tensor technology to help scalping MOAR Nvidia card, the way it's meant to playSCALPED.
fixed. :roll: :p
 
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pls ignore the gun to his head while he says that we are amazing and totally in touch with gamers and developers and that the future is what we are offering.
 
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