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More Rumors Surrounding NVIDIA’s Gaming Business

Paige Tanner
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More Rumors Surrounding NVIDIA’s Gaming Business

NVIDIA (NVDA) has been mum about its next gaming GPU (graphics processing unit). However, there are several rumors surrounding the GPU supply chain, suggesting NVIDIA could launch its next gaming GPU on Turing architecture by the end of 2018. A GamersNexus article noted that at GTC1 2018, a source from SK Hynix stated that the company would start volume production of GDDR6 (graphics double data rate) memory in mid-2018 and most of the production would be for NVIDIA’s next-generation gaming GPUs. If this statement is true, NVIDIA’s next gaming cards would be available on the market by 4Q18.

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