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NVIDIA Launching Turing Mobility Lineup With ‘GeForce RTX 2080 Mobile’ GPU

NVIDIA Launching Turing Mobility Lineup With ‘GeForce RTX 2080 Mobile’ GPU

6 years ago
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https://wccftech.com/nvidia-turing-mobility-rtx-2080-mobile-gpu/

NVIDIA recently launches its lineup of Turing desktop graphics cards and as expected, it is planning to do the same for its laptop lineups as well. Word has already started to spread as laptop manufacturers hint at upcoming ‘next-generation lineup’ (something our own Adrian Ip covered in Razer’s earning analysis) and the only question that remains is what we will be seeing first. This article is a mix of publicly available information as well as whispers I have heard from surprisingly technophillic birds.

The first thing that’s very interesting is that NVIDIA is going to be launching the Turing lineup with the RTX 2080 Mobile GPU. Historically, NVIDIA has moved on to using desktop dies in laptops – which makes it very hard to predict what they will launch – but we are pretty sure about this one since its the only GPU that has the suffix “M” in its machine ID.

NVIDIA Launching Turing Mobility Lineup With ‘GeForce RTX 2080 Mobile’ GPU

Sep 4, 2018, 12:20pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/nvidia-turing-mobility-rtx-2080-mobile-gpu/ > NVIDIA recently launches its lineup of Turing desktop graphics cards and as expected, it is planning to do the same for its laptop lineups as well. Word has already started to spread as laptop manufacturers hint at upcoming ‘next-generation lineup’ (something our own Adrian Ip covered in Razer’s earning analysis) and the only question that remains is what we will be seeing first. This article is a mix of publicly available information as well as whispers I have heard from surprisingly technophillic birds. > The first thing that’s very interesting is that NVIDIA is going to be launching the Turing lineup with the RTX 2080 Mobile GPU. Historically, NVIDIA has moved on to using desktop dies in laptops – which makes it very hard to predict what they will launch – but we are pretty sure about this one since its the only GPU that has the suffix “M” in its machine ID.