Nvidia announced its financial report at its event today. Making the opening speech, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang gave the good news for the RTX 40 family.
Nvidia, which experienced a decrease of approximately 44 percent in the second quarter of 2022, is working on new strategies to increase its market share. The company states that price adjustments will be made for existing graphics cards. The price adjustment will be made to make room for new generation graphics cards by reducing stocks.
Nvidia accelerates work for RTX 40 family
Making a statement on the subject, Huang said, “Our strategy is to complete our preparations for the next quarter by reducing sales. Unfortunately, we are far from the expected financial situation and the macro situation is not very encouraging. In order to offer our new generation products, we have changed the pricing policy on our current graphics cards.” made statements.
Stating that Amper is the most popular GPU they have ever produced, Huang underlined that it is among the 15 most popular gaming GPUs on Steam. Claiming that they produce the best graphics cards in the world, Huang stated that they are sticking to their plans for the next year.
Huge discount for Nvidia graphics cards! Date given
Record discounts are coming for Nvidia graphics cards prices. Chinese manufacturers will discount the RTX 30 series by hundreds of dollars.
Huang stated that gamers will hear more about the architecture of the next generation graphics cards at GTC 2022, which will be held next month. It seems that the next generation architecture will be introduced at the event to be held between 19-22 September.
Nvidia on the RTX 4090 model GDDR6X will use technology. The model, which is stated to have 24 GB VRAM and 384 bit data bus, will be assertive about performance.
It is estimated that Intel Arc series graphics cards will reach a level that can compete with Nvidia and AMD in the next generation. It is among the claims that Nvidia will change its price policy from its new models.
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