By Joe Osborne
Contrary to prior rumors and reports, Nvidia may give us a taste of its next line of gaming graphics cards at its GPU Technology Conference (GTC). TweakTown reports, citing an anonymous source, that the company will officially name its next set of graphics cards the ‘GTX 11 Series.’
Widely expected to be based on the in-progress Nvidia Turing hardware architecture, this naming convention would be a step to the left of what the technology world has anticipated the company to go with.
Reports and rumors leading up to this had pegged the next generation of Nvidia graphics cards to be known as the GTX 20 series.
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Furthermore, TweakTown’s source reportedly said of the new product line that “it [the new cards] won’t necessarily end in ’70’ and ’80’ like we’re used to.”
This could see Nvidia applying different numerals to its product names from what it currently does, which starts at 50 (e.g. Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050) up through 80. TweakTown speculates that Nvidia could denote its products in increments of five (i.e. GTX 1185).
However, and this is speculation of our own, it’s possible that Nvidia simply wishes not to constrict itself within its …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Computing Components
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