NVIDIA Keynote at CES 2021

At the recently concluded Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021, NVIDIA unveiled several exciting developments in their GPU lineup. The latest addition to their family of GPUs is designed to deliver unparalleled performance and graphics capabilities.

The new RTX 40 series promises to revolutionize gaming with its impressive specs. For instance, the RTX 30 TI can max out 1440P gaming monitors, delivering over 120 frames per second in modern games such as Plague Tale Rere, Warhammer 40k, Dark Tide F1 2022, and Spider-Man Miles Morales. The RTX 4070 Ti delivers up to three times the performance of NVIDIA's previous flagship GPU.

In a keynote address, NVIDIA announced their next-generation GPU, which will be available in select data centers starting late January and gradually roll out across North America and Western Europe throughout Q1. Existing members of the RTX 30 series will receive the ultimate upgrade and become among the first to join the new Ultimate Membership program.

The Ultimate Membership offers exclusive access to NVIDIA's highest-performance GPUs, allowing users to stream at up to 4K and 240 frames per second. This is a significant improvement over traditional console gaming experiences, which typically see latency of around 80-100 milliseconds. The RTX 40 series, when combined with NVIDIA Reflex technology, achieves click-to-pixel latency of under 40 milliseconds – a first in cloud gaming.

The new RTX 4080 Super pods can render and stream at an astonishing 240 frames per second, making it an ideal choice for gamers seeking seamless graphics performance. Additionally, NVIDIA is bringing its Reflex technology to GForce, which will offer five times the performance of Xbox Series X consoles. The GForce platform will also include full ray tracing and DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) 3 capabilities.

The new RTX 4080 Super pods deliver an astonishing 64 teraflops of graphics processing power to each gamer. Furthermore, NVIDIA is introducing their ADA Lovelace architecture to the GForce family, which features next-generation shader cores, RT cores, and tensor cores. This breakthrough architecture enables features like shader execution reordering, paving the way for even more impressive graphics capabilities in the future.

In a recent keynote address, an NVIDIA representative highlighted the company's commitment to innovation in PC gaming, citing their ADA Lovelace architecture as a significant leap forward in the field. With the latest additions to their GPU lineup, NVIDIA is poised to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of gaming and graphics processing.

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