Nvidia will show rtx mobility graphics cards at ces 2019

Almost all modern Nvidia graphics cards have a variant for notebooks, with the sole exception of ultra-high-end models like the GTX 1080 Ti, as they consume too much power and produce too much heat to be viable on notebook systems. As expected, Nvidia seems to have everything ready to present its new RTX Mobility series, now based on the Turing architecture.

The first notebooks with RTX Mobility graphics would come out in February

Nvidia is rumored to be launching its RTX 20 series Mobility product line at CES 2019, with Wccftech reporting that the embargo will last until January 26. At CES, Nvidia is likely to showcase mobile variants of its RTX 2070 and RTX 2070 Max-Q graphics cards, though a GeForce RTX 2080 Max-Q is in the works, they report.

The first laptops to come with Nvidia's RTX series would go on sale in February 2019, with sources claiming that Nvidia's new Max-Q systems will offer impressive form factors (size, thickness) thanks to the combined efforts of Nvidia and original equipment manufacturers.

His presentation would be at CES 2019 that will begin on January 8

Unfortunately, RTX series processors for notebooks are likely to use lower reference clock speeds than Nvidia's Founders Edition graphics cards and most partner graphics cards, leading to 'Mobility' products. ' Nvidia's performance is lower than that of most desktop cards.

These power reductions make them produce less heat and consume less, making them much more viable for notebook computers. We will see how Nvidia surprises us in this field, if it can achieve graphics cards for laptops that can maintain austere consumption, but without sacrificing too much power with its RTX Mobility series.

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