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In a bid to preempt sales of the Radeon Pro Vega Frontier Edition, and the Pro WX 9100, NVIDIA expanded the feature-set of its consumer-segment TITAN Xp graphics card, with certain features reserved for its Quadro family of graphics cards, through a driver update. NVIDIA is rolling out its latest GeForce software update, which adds professional features for applications such as Maya, unlocking "3X more performance" for the software.

racecar píše:NVIDIA Unlocks Certain Professional Features for TITAN Xp Through Driver Update
https://www.techpowerup.com/235701/nvid ... ver-update

RSource Nvidia’s silicon partner, TSMC, have just announced they will be entering volume production of 12nm FinFET chips in the fourth quarter of 2017. That’s the lithography they’re using for the gaming-focused Nvidia Volta GPUs, making an early 2018 launch of their next-gen GPUs a real possibility.

Source The company’s silicon partner, TSMC, will be entering production of its 12nm FinFET chips later this year, making Nvidia Volta graphics cards possible as soon as early 2018.
The high-volume chips are the ones going into production in the fourth quarter of 2017, prompting the 2018 launch window for the consumer level Nvidia Volta GPUs.

Nvidia has a habit of releasing GPUs in May, with Pascal’s 1070 Reference card and Volta’s Tesla card both coming in the month during 2016 and 2017 respectively. That being said, we might be lucky enough to see the new gaming specific Volta cards hit as early as March.

jankisler píše:Po vydání Vegy stouply NVIDIA akcie natolik, že se poprvé dostala přes tržní hodnotu 100mld dolarů. Díky AMD!

http://fudzilla.com/news/graphics/44289 ... 0b-company

Btw AMD je nyní cca na 11mld...