LHR series reserved for Nvidia AIC partners

Nvidia has confirmed that it won't be making LHR versions of its RTX 30 series Founders Edition as these are reserved for its AIC (add-in-card) partners.

GA107 GPU to go with Intel's 11th gen Core Tiger Lake-H CPUs

Nvidia has officially announced a couple of new mobile Geforce RTX series graphics cards, the Geforce RTX 3050 Ti Mobile and the Geforce RTX 3050 Mobile. These two should go well with Intel's newest Tiger Lake-H mobile CPUs and some of the laptop makers have already started to pair them up.

Nvidia's spokesperson just confirmed

Nvidia has addressed a few questions regarding its record Q4/FY2021 financial conference call mentioned in detail here, and gave some updates on the GPU shortage, and mentioned the mining card strategy.

Faster than RTX 2080 Super at $399

Although still not officially announced, the RTX 3060 Ti Founders Edition has been spotted and pictured in full detail.

High demand to blame

Nvidia has postponed the launch of its Geforce RTX 3070 to October 29th due to higher than expected demand, as the company wants a healthy stock when it hits retail/e-tail shelves.

Internal roadmaps point to the end of October

Although Nvidia has only officially confirmed three SKUs in the RTX 30 series, it appears that the mid-range RTX 3060 Ti might be also coming by the end of next month, featuring GA104 GPU with 4864 CUDA cores and 8GB of GDDR6 memory.

RTX 3070 launching on October 15th

Nvidia has informed members of the press that the RTX 3080 embargo date has been pushed back to September 16th, and confirmed that the RTX 3070 will be officially launching on October 15th.

The BFGPU RTX 3090, RTX 3080 and RTX 3070

Nvidia has officially announced its RTX 30 series lineup, with three SKUs, the RTX 3090, RTX 3080, and the RTX 3070. Calling it the 2nd generation RTX, all the cards are based on Nvidia Ampere architecture and built using Samsung's 8N custom process.

For new RTX 20 series owners

Nvidia has updated its Frames Wins Games promotion, bundling Rainbow Six: Siege Gold Edition with select Geforce RTX series cards.

Earlier pictures might be real as Nvidia hunts for the leak

There were a couple of leaks of Nvidia's upcoming RTX Ampere lineup during the weekend, and it appears these could be real as Nvidia is now hunting for the leak. In the meantime, we now have a bit more information about the upcoming lineup.