INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Nvidia in 2019 may have gotten some pretty stiff competition from its top rival
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In fact, thanks to its RTX products, Nvidia has reasserted its dominance in the graphics card market
promising for the manufacturer, with its 7nm Ampere architecture rumored to make an appearance by June 2020 to start
willing to pay the steep price
As soon as January 2019 rolled around, the GeForce RTX 2060 hit the streets to the delight of RTX graphics cards fans who may not have had
enough cash to spare to shell out for the higher-end cards
Indeed, RTX 2060 was the graphics card of your mid-range dreams, armed with ray tracing and enough power for 4K at 30fps gaming.Now, all
that was left was to cover the entry level market
Nvidia had a few aces up its sleeves for that, too
February 2019 witnessed the release of the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti in the budget sector, proving itself more than capable yet generally more
affordable than the RTX 2060
The GTX 1660 and GTX 1650 both followed in the spring of 2019, with ray tracing in GTX 1660 and 1660 Ti coming shortly after
And, so far, none has come close to the performance that the RTX 2080 Ti is offering.(Image credit: Future)Juicing up its best-selling
their names.It was a bit of a gamble, but one that largely paid off
The RTX 2070 Super is up to 24% faster than the RTX 2070, with an average performance increase of 16%, for the same price; and the RTX 2060
Super offers roughly the same over its predecessor
wave at its height, benefiting in the surge of graphics card sales for mining
Luckily, it was revealed in August 2019 not one, but two models were on their way
streaming players are still the ones to beat, offering things like premium 4K/HDR streaming, AI image upscaling and GeForce Now service, all
wrapped in fresh new looks.(Image credit: Nvidia)Predicting Nvidia in 2020Though 2019 may not have been a particularly stellar year for
likely to leave AMD in the dust, especially since AMD has yet to implement ray tracing
