With the rapid recovery of the price of virtual currency, the price of graphics cards has also risen and returned to the peak, and even the LHR (lock computing power) graphics card, which was once considered the savior of gamers, has also been cracked by miners and reduced to a tool in the mine.
Coupled with the global lack of "core", the shortage of graphics cards has further exacerbated, but the good news is that this situation is likely to be alleviated in the second half of this year.
According to Tom's Hardware, NV executive Colette Kress said in an interview that our graphics cards have been in short supply over the past year, and there are many factors that have contributed to this, and this year will improve this situation.
Colette Kress said NVIDIA graphics products will be better available in the second half of 2022.
According to the media report, the Ada Lovelace architecture will correspond to NVIDIA's RTX 40 series graphics cards, which are rumored to be officially released in the fourth quarter of 2022.
According to previously released news, the flagship product with Ada Lovelace architecture GPU will be equipped with 18432 CUDA cores, with GDDR6X memory, and has a 384-bit width, and has a core frequency of 2.2 GHz, which can provide 81 TFLOP computing performance (FP32).
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