Multiple Nvidia GPUs Delayed From One Month To Indefinitely
The launch date for Nvidia's RTX 40-series graphics cards and the entry-level GTX 1630 GPU have reportedly been pushed back for unspecified reasons. If the report is accurate, this would be the second delay for the GTX 1630 in less than a month after its launch was pushed back late last month from May 31 to June 15. The GTX 1630 will be Nvidia's latest offering in the entry-level segment, and one that the company hopes will help it better compete with AMD at the lower end of the market where the latter not only offers affordable value-for-money cards, such as the Radeon RX 6400 and RX 6500 XT, but also a slew of APUs that include decent integrated graphics for casual gaming.
As for the RTX 40-series cards, they were earlier rumored to be launched by July this year. However, more realistic reports claimed that the top-of-the-line RTX 4090 could be launched in August before the RTX 4080 and 4070 are launched in the following two months. Based on Nvidia's 'Ada Lovelace' architecture, the RTX 40-series cards will be upgrades over the RTX 30-series GPUs that form Nvidia's current graphics card lineup. The upcoming GPUs will not only compete with AMD's forthcoming RX 7000-series cards but also Intel's Arc Alchemist GPUs, which are also expected to launch later this summer.
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According to VideoCardz, the launch date for Nvidia's upcoming entry-level GTX 1630 has been pushed back indefinitely. As per the report, Nvidia recently changed the embargo date for the GTX 1630 cards from June 15 to 'TBD' (To be Determined), suggesting that the card is not launching this week. While there's no official reason offered for the delay, the report claims that the company has
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