Financial Associated Press (Shanghai, editor Shi Zhengcheng) news, local time on Tuesday, NVIDIA senior vice president Jeff Fisher appeared at this year's CES exhibition by video, officially announcing a series of new software and hardware products.
As the company's core business, new graphics cards are still the focus of attention, and Fisher also mentioned four new products in tuesday's speech. In terms of desktop graphics, Nvidia has launched a new entry-level product, the RTX 3050, which is also equipped with the third-generation Tensor Core and is equipped with 8GB of GDDR6 video memory. Officials say the card is capable of running the latest games at a height of 60 frames at 2K resolution and with light tracking turned on.
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Nvidia said that according to gaming platform data, 75% of gamers are still using GTX graphics cards, which also makes the RTX 3050 an attractive enough upgrade option. In contrast, the GTX 1050 and GTX 1650 have struggled to run through 60 frames for many new generations of games. The official starting price of the RTX 3050 is $249, and global merchandising begins On January 27.
In addition to the new entry-level desktop graphics card, Nvidia also spoiled the upcoming RTX 3090 Ti, the company's strongest performance graphics card for the C-side, and did not give too many details at Tuesday's event. Fisher said the company plans to talk about the "monster GPU" later this month.
On the mobile side, Nvidia also launched the RTX 3080 Ti and 3070 Ti notebook graphics on Tuesday, and the notebooks equipped with these two graphics cards start at $2499 and $1499, respectively. Among them, the mobile version of the RTX 3080 Ti will be equipped with 16GB GDDR6 video memory, which officially said that the performance of the graphics card is stronger than the desktop version of the Titan RTX model; and the 3070 Ti notebook will increase by 70% in 2K resolution compared with the previous generation of 2070 Super. Notebook products equipped with new graphics cards will be available from February 1 this year.
In addition to the new graphics card, Nvidia, as the leader of meta-universe infrastructure, also announced on Tuesday that omniverse' creation tool Omniverse removed the Beta (test) logo and officially provided services to the majority of creators.
As the core of this 3D authoring tool, Omniverse is built on Pixar's open source Universal Scene Description, which also enables creators to import scenes from a series of existing tools and use Nvidia's computing power to complete key operations to simulate reality, as well as as a cloud platform for teamwork.
At Tuesday's launch, Nvidia also announced a series of new tools, including upgraded team cloud collaboration features, listing 3D components on the market, and using voice to create a 3D image (AUDIO2FACE).
Nvidia also announced on Tuesday that in addition to the previously announced enterprise subscription version, Omniverse also offers a free version for individual creators who own NVIDIA GeForce STUDIO.