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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was asked what options the GPU manufacturer might be looking at to address product availability and costs.
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NVIDIA Is Open to the Idea of Pairing Newer AI Technologies with Older GPUs to Offer Lower-Cost Products for Consumers
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Oh I read this and I think - the consumer GPU division is dead
Yeah, possibly, and we could possibly, depending on which generation, we could also bring the latest generation AI technology to the previous generation GPUs, and that will require a fair amount of engineering, but it’s also within the realm of possibility. I’ll go back and take a look at this. It’s a good idea.
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Sure we could, but why would we? I'll put that right on the shelf next to "charitable donations that aren't just for tax breaks" and "eliminating world poverty".
Yeah, possibly, and we could possibly, depending on which generation, we could also bring the latest generation AI technology to the previous generation GPUs, and that will require a fair amount of engineering, but it’s also within the realm of possibility. I’ll go back and take a look at this. It’s a good idea.
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Sure we could, but why would we? I'll put that right on the shelf next to "charitable donations that aren't just for tax breaks" and "eliminating world poverty".
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and those RTX 4090/5090 contests where there's only 1 to give away.
not gonna happen, software wise, we already know DLSS4.5 takes a substantial hit on the RTX20,30 series. Hardware wise, could they implement RTX30 super duper with rtx 50 tensor cores for fake frames? sure, but why waste resources on a temporary solution when they can continue to sell RTX50 cards at a premium?