![]() One of the biggest barriers to PC gaming right now is the lack of graphics cards. Also, anything that requires the Microsoft Store is out.īut it's not just about the games and hardware. Unfortunately, you're limited to games that are supported on the GeForce Now platform, and while there are many Steam, Epic, GoG, and Ubisoft games that will run on GeForce Now, there are plenty of missing titles as well: Borderlands 3 (and all the rest of the series), Dirt 5, Horizon Zero Dawn, Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition, and Red Dead Redemption 2 are just a few of the missing games. Yay! Users are also allocated a GPU solely for their use, while the CPU gets shared between two users. This can be good and bad.įor example, there's no cryptocurrency mining using GeForce Now. Also, it's in the cloud, which inherently limits what you can do with the GPU. The RTX 3080 is still our top pick for the best graphics cards, contingent upon actually finding one for close to the recommended price. You see, it's actually an Nvidia A10G (opens in new tab) GPU in the cloud, which is both better and worse than an RTX 3080 from a performance and features standpoint - more on that below. With models featuring custom coolers, additional out of the box overclocks,Ĭooling, and water cooling, you’ll be able to find a SUPER GPU for your specific needs.Nvidia just upgraded its GeForce Now (opens in new tab) subscription game streaming service with the RTX 3080 tier, which promises gamers the performance of a GeForce RTX 3080 in the cloud. ![]() Like DLSS and Variable Rate Shading, support for future graphics tech like Mesh Shading, or simply the best power efficiency, SUPER comes out on top in everyĪnd is ready for all future games and experiences.įurthermore, GeForce RTX SUPER GPUs have the support of partners worldwide, including ASUS, Colorful, EVGA, Gainward, Galaxy, Gigabyte, Innovision 3D, MSI, Palit, PNY and Zotac, who will begin shipping custom variants of our GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER and GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER graphics cards on July 9th, and the GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER on July 23rd. Whether you want the best possible performance, cutting-edge ray-traced effects, support for performance-accelerating With the launch of our GeForce RTX SUPER graphics cards, joining the existing RTX 2060 (starting at $349) and RTX 2080 Ti (starting at $999), the RTX family is best-in-class. Turing is the most advanced GPU architecture available, and the GeForce RTX graphics cards that use it are the fastest gaming cards on the planet. And support for Mesh Shading, Texture Space Shading and other advanced shading techniques that enable developers to craft more detailed and realistic worlds ![]() Variable Rate Shading, part of the NVIDIA Adaptive Shading technique, which accelerates performance in Wolfenstein: Youngblood and other titles.Concurrent Float and INT calculations that improve performance in the latest games.GDDR6 VRAM and increased cache that delivers the bandwidth and capacity to enjoy.Tensor Cores that accelerate AI tasks and game performance. ![]() Ray Tracing Cores (RT Cores) for programmable ray tracing acceleration, making real-time ray tracing a reality, at 60 FPS+, with high levels of detail.Architectural improvements that increase the efficiency of Turing-architecture GPUs by 1.4x compared to our previous-gen Pascal architecture, delivering unmatched performance per watt, and cooler, quieter gaming.The GeForce RTX 20-Series’ performance and real-time ray tracing capabilities are made possible by numerous industry-firsts:
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