Considering AMD’s recent adjustment to its graphics card implementation strategy, as well as the launch schedule of its GPU products with RDNA 3 display architecture and Navi 3X design, it is even expected to launch a derivative model with Chiplet design in 2023, so NVIDIA will probably launch in July-August this year. During this period, it is ready to attack the market, and it is expected that the GeForce RTX 40 series will enter the market at a faster speed.
Officially launched at the end of March this yearGeForce RTX 3090 TiAfter that, NVIDIA’s products in the consumer market are also clearly preparing to enter the next phase, which is expected to be launched within this year.Ada LovelaceThe next GPU product with the codename.
According to recent rumors, the next GPU product codenamed “Lovelace” is expected to be called the GeForce RTX 40 series, and will be transferred from Samsung’s process back to TSMC’s process technology. It is expected to be designed and built with TSMC’s 4N process, which will bring performance Significantly improved computing performance.
However, the cost behind the use of TSMC’s process technology, and the product price reflected by the performance improvement, may make the GeForce RTX 40 series more expensive than previously launched GPU products.
As for the actual launch schedule, the original news stated that NVIDIA expected to announce new GPU products following the third quarter of this year, that is, during the Gamescom 2022 held at the end of August this year, but considering AMD’s recentAdjust the graphics card implementation strategyAt the same time, its GPU products with RDNA 3 display architecture and Navi 3X design will be launched, and it is even expected to launch a derivative model with Chiplet design in 2023. Therefore, NVIDIA may be ready to attack the market during July-August this year. It is expected that Will allow the GeForce RTX 40 series to enter the market faster.
During the upcoming Computex 2022, NVIDIA is also expected to announce new news regarding its products, and may also announce the upcoming “Lovelace” GPU products.
