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7/12/2025, 2:03:01 AM
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NVIDIA practically maxed out the available dGPU market share, and they don't want to sell good (low margin) $200~400 video cards to convince Maxwell/Pascal/Turing owners to upgrade to new RTX cards or to attract more price-conscious gamers.
RTX 50 Super's rumored VRAM upgrade shows NVIDIA is pivoting GeForce towards local AI users.
Their RTX 50 spec sheet also backs up this move, it shows shit like AI TOPS & memory bandwidth over CUDA core count and boost clocks.
They are going to charge more money for those 24Gb GDDR7 chips.
The growth driver NVIDIA is searching for GeForce is higher margin SKUs.
NVIDIA practically maxed out the available dGPU market share, and they don't want to sell good (low margin) $200~400 video cards to convince Maxwell/Pascal/Turing owners to upgrade to new RTX cards or to attract more price-conscious gamers.
RTX 50 Super's rumored VRAM upgrade shows NVIDIA is pivoting GeForce towards local AI users.
Their RTX 50 spec sheet also backs up this move, it shows shit like AI TOPS & memory bandwidth over CUDA core count and boost clocks.
They are going to charge more money for those 24Gb GDDR7 chips.
The growth driver NVIDIA is searching for GeForce is higher margin SKUs.
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