New geforce graphics cards are still far away

It has been over two years since Nvidia's Pascal graphics architecture hit the market, revolutionizing the performance and energy efficiency of the company's GeForce GPUs.

Nvidia won't launch new GeForce anytime soon

Despite having spent more than two years without launching anything really new, Nvidia remains dominant in the graphics card market, putting the company in a position where it doesn't need to have to launch new hardware to stay competitive. Last year AMD launched its Radeon RX Vega cards, which have proven to be clearly below Pascal in performance, and possibly even below Maxwell in energy efficiency. In this situation, Nvidia is taking things very calmly in the gaming market.

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During Nvidia's press conference at Computex 2018, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was asked when his next generation of Geforce graphics cards will hit the market. In response, Huang declared it was "a long time to go, " confirming that the company will not announce anything about its next-generation hardware at Computex.

Over the past few weeks, the price of Nvidia graphics cards has decreased significantly, returning to prices that could be considered normal before the cryptocurrency mining boom, this situation is opening the doors for players to access the company cards. Nvidia also stated that it will take some time to reduce the computing power required to run Ray Tracing in real time, it currently runs in real time on four Volta V100 graphics cards. What do you think of all this?

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