RTX 40 series is coming, it is reported that Nvidia 30 series flagship / high-end GPU chips stop production and supply

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com September 14 news, according to Bobantang news, Nvidia issued a notice to the channel, announced that part of the high-end GPU chip production and no longer supply.

NVIDIA has stopped production for the high-end GPU production line, and the corresponding GPU capacity has almost been cleared. At present, NV notification and clear part of the high-end GPU have been cleared:

NV has made it clear that RTX3090TI, 3090, 3080TI, 3080 12G series all GPU series, there is no inventory to be digested, the core AIC brands basically no longer need to cooperate with NV to pick up the corresponding GPU chips, equivalent to the above high-end GPU series announced formal suspension of production and inventory has been cleared, in order to digest the market inventory cut off, waiting for the RTX40 series to appear on the market.

Nvidia will hold a GeForce Beyond special live broadcast at 11:00 on September 20 and is expected to introduce the RTX 40 GPU architecture, when a new generation of RTX 4090 graphics cards are expected to be released, with soaring performance, pricing and power consumption. RTX 4080 is expected next month, but the RTX 4070 is not sure if it will be released at the same time.

CTOnews.com has reported that Nvidia has announced that Huang Renxun will begin his GTC keynote speech on the future of computing at 11:00 in the evening of September 20. Therefore, this special live broadcast of GeForce Beyond should be presented by him.

Since Nvidia does not usually release game graphics cards at GTC conferences, Nvidia will most likely introduce the latest technology of RTX 40 GPU in this special live broadcast.

According to previous revelations, Nvidia RTX 40's first model, RTX 4090, will go on sale in October, followed by RTX 4080 and RTX 4070 models, and mid-range RTX 4060 models on CES as soon as early next year.

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