CES 2023: NVIDIA RTX-40 cards have arrived for laptops!

 

NVIDIA announced the new GeForce RTX-40 cards for laptops as part of its activities at CES 2023. These cards aspire to provide the best performance in the price category, and for the first time, we will see the number 90 in a laptop card.

 

The new cards will be three times more efficient than the previous generation, with the Ada Lovelace architecture making its way into the new hardware. Do not forget that we will see new Max-Q technologies this year with DLSS 3.0 technology for the first time in laptops as well, and the cards aspire to provide four times the performance with AAA games such as Cyberpunk with full ray tracing activated.

 

RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 Cards Debut!

 

For the first time, NVIDIA introduces the 90 Series in laptops, which can now run four 4K screens at 60 frames to open the door to a completely different gaming experience. Live broadcasting will also be much better because you can broadcast in 4K resolution and 60 frames per second, and do not forget that the dual encoder available on these devices reduces the rendering time in half.

 

Devices that include these cards will start at $2,000 and will be available on February 8^th

 

The RTX 4070, RTX 4060, and RTX 4050 are here too!

 

The new devices are already coming out to offer higher performance than the last generation cards and use only a third of the energy used in the previous devices. These devices aspire to provide a gaming experience at 1440p at 80 frames per second, and this is a number that we would not have seen without this jump in performance.

 

Content creation will also be better on Blender and similar tools, so what takes two and a half hours will take only 10 minutes, as the company reviewed.

 

These devices will be available at a starting price of $ 1,000 for devices that will come with the RTX 4050, to be issued on the second of next February!

Max-Q Technologies is the king!

 

Max-Q technologies have been updated into their fifth generation, to improve performance and energy efficiency. Updates include improved DLSS 3 technology on these cards to improve performance, battery life and fan noise by up to two times.

 

The lowest possible voltage for GDDR6 memory was also provided on laptops, and this reduces energy consumption in general. The company also made improvements to the Ada Lovelace chipset to double the data flow and increase the memory capacity by 16 times in order to improve the frequencies as well.

 

These cards will be available inside laptops from major companies, including ASUS, Dell, Alienware, Gigabyte, Lenovo, and many companies.