NVIDIA Reportedly Launching GeForce RTX 30 SUPER Series in January 2022 and GeForce RTX 40 Series in October 2022

[Tsing]

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NVIDIA can barely keep up with the demand of its current GeForce RTX 30 Series, but the latest rumors suggest that green team couldn’t care less and will be going so far as to release not one, but two new exciting GeForce product series in a single year.



According to Greymon55 and RedGamingTech, NVIDIA will launch the GeForce RTX 30 SUPER Series early next year. It’s unclear whether the announcement will include both desktop graphics cards and laptop GPUs, but CES 2022 is reportedly when the veil will be lifted on the new generation of SUPER. CES 2022 will take place from January 5 to January 8.



I'm sure laptop RTX Super is early next year— Greymon55 (@greymon55) September 8, 2021









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[Brian_B]

This means nothing without improvement in availability.
Unless your a miner. Then you can buy them in bulk.

 

[Endgame]

I know exactly how this is going to go:

NVidia will release the super with a MSRP just below the TI line, and it will get rave reviews based on “value”. It still be completely unavailable after launch day, unless you’re paying 2x - 3x over msrp.

hopefully it will launch with an improved LHR version, which, once it is broken,allow them to include an even more secure version in the 4k series

 

[Zarathustra]

Decisions, Decisions.

I wish I could say I am hopeful that availability will be better by either January OR October, but I am not. And I am not going to spend $2000 or more on a GPU. Won't happen.

 

[Endgame]

Decisions, Decisions.

I wish I could say I am hopeful that availability will be better by either January OR October, but I am not. And I am not going to spend $2000 or more on a GPU. Won't happen.

Given an appropriate improvement in performance, I’d pay 2k for a video card. Especially if I could actually order online or walk into a store and buy one. The problem I see is that if the 4090 is substantially faster than a 3090, the miners will just buy them all regardless of the price.