Two years after the release of the RTX 30 series, Nvidia unveiled its brand-new RTX 40 series GPUs. The RTX 4080 and RTX 4090 desktop GPUs from Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 40 series are built on the recently released Ada Lovelace architecture. The new graphics cards come with a significant performance jump, more immersive gaming, AI-powered images, and a quick workflow for content creation.
The increased DLSS support and sturdy hardware of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 and 4090 GPUs will significantly enhance the gaming experience.
The price of the new RTX 4090 was previously disclosed to be Rs 1,77,000, the price of the RTX 4080 (12 GB), Rs 99,500, and the price of the 16 GB version, Rs 1,33,000.
The GPUs were still much more expensive than those in the US, even after subtracting taxes and import duties, which caused quite a stir. In reaction to the negative comments on social media, it appears that NVIDIA has changed its mind and reduced the price of the new GPUs in India.
With the RTX 30 series GPUs, Nvidia previously carried out the same approach by initially listing higher prices before eventually lowering them. The RTX 4090 retails for Rs. 1,55,000, the RTX 4080 (16 GB) for Rs. 1,16,000, and the RTX 4080 for Rs. 87,000. (12 GB). The business used a similar procedure with the newly released RTX 40 series.
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 is planned to be on sale on October 12th, and the RTX 4080 will follow in November.
The RTX Remix platform, a modding framework for creating RTX remakes of vintage games, was one of NVIDIA’s more intriguing announcements from yesterday. This has the potential to be very large because players may now alter earlier games to make them appear their best. Ray Tracing would undoubtedly improve the visual attractiveness of a game like Deus Ex, as one can only suppose.
