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Nvidia Cancels ‘Founders Edition’ of Rebranded RTX 2060 GPU
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Nvidia is seemingly on the warpath. The tech giant colloquially known as "team green" is allegedly looking to bring some new products out, possibly in early 2022, with a goal in-mind of going head-to-head with old rivals AMD and newcomers to the GPU circuit Intel.
Not only that, but the company is looking to re-introduce older products as well, with the RTX 2060 being rebranded with 12 GB of RAM, a card that originally came out in 2019. However, while this still seems to be the case, the
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Retailers can’t list the RTX 2060 12GB, let alone sell it, because of insufficient stock pcgamesn.com /2 years ago
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Nvidia’s $200-a-year RTX 3080 in the cloud is ditching the waitlist today
Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service got a huge upgrade this October with its RTX 3080 tier. “Nvidia just kicked Google’s butt,” I declared at the time. My colleague Tom Warren was wowed as well. But if you went to sign up, you might have found yourself facing a preorder page — yes, preorders to effectively rent time on a server in the cloud. Today, that should no longer be a problem: Nvidia now says the RTX 3080 waitlist is gone.
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