NVIDIA Ti character graphics card released 20 years In the end how to pronounce: so far there is no uniformity

At the CES 2022 special event that ended in the early hours of this morning (January 5), NVIDIA brought many new products, including desktop RTX 3050/3090 Ti/RTX 3080 12G/RTX 3070 Ti 16G graphics, RTX 3080 Ti/3070 Ti for notebook platforms, fourth-generation Max-Q notebook design, and a series of software packages that support games, creation, design, algorithms and other fields.

Among them, careful media found that on how to pronounce the "Ti" of the RTX Ti graphics card, NVIDIA itself is not unified.

At the CES conference, NVIDIA used both "Ti (pronounced tong 'tai')" and "Ti (pronounced tong 'kick ai')" two ways.

Interestingly, Jeff Fisher, senior vice president of NVIDIA and head of GeForce, is used to using "too" and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang is used to using "kicking Ai", both of which have "disputes". You know, NVIDIA's first "Ti" graphics card can be traced back to the GeForce 2 Ti in 2001, and it has been 20 years.

But then again, although the pronunciation is messy, but it does not seem to affect anything, back to the product itself, this time the RTX 3080 Ti mobile version of the graphics card claims to have surpassed the desktop TITAN RTX, as for the RTX 3090 Ti, it is a performance beast with a computing power of 40T (RTX 3090 for 36T), with 24GB of the world's fastest GDDR6X video memory (21Gbps).