Cevid of nvidia: 'improving pascal is impossible at the moment'

Nvidia Volta is a new graphical architecture developed by Nvidia for 'super-computers' and not for the common user. Manufactured in a special 12nm process and with advanced features for 'non-gaming', see IA, for example, it is the CEO of the green company who has come out to declare that there will be no specific Volta model for players and others very important details about a possible successor to Pascal.

Pascal's successor will take time to arrive and Volta is expected in 2018

Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang gave clues to Nvidia's future in the field of gaming graphics cards after Pascal's success with the GTX 1000 series.

The Chinese boss commented that Pascal's successor will not arrive soon and that it is currently impossible to improve the performance offered by this GPU in the field of 3D acceleration.

In this regard, what Jen-Hsun Huang is saying is true, since not even AMD has managed to beat Pascal with its VEGA alternative coming out a season after the GTX 1080/1080 Ti.

He has also commented on Volta and the possibility of seeing a specific model for players. Apparently the arrival of these new graphics cards is being projected for 2018 and there will be no new models by Nvidia in the rest of the year.

Everything seems to indicate that we will not have great news in the graphics market after the launch of RX VEGA on the day of the date.

GTX 1080, 1080 Ti, RX VEGA 64 and VEGA 54 will be the top of the range graphics cards during this 2017. Do you think this is enough or do they demand more power?

Source: overclock.net forum