At the ongoing digital CES, NVIDIA announced a slew of new products and broadened support for some of its preexisting technologies. At the forefront of it all is the unveiling of new RTX 30-series notebooks, bringing…
At the ongoing digital CES, NVIDIA announced a slew of new products and broadened support for some of its preexisting technologies. At the forefront of it all is the unveiling of new RTX 30-series notebooks, bringing Ampere to mobile. The perks of that should be obvious, especially to anyone who’s looked at any one of our performance reports. Ampere in notebooks will not just be great for allowing games to run at high frame rates, but also allow creators to get their work done quicker. NVIDIA says that there are 70+ different RTX 30-series notebooks en route, and currently, the three available GPUs include the RTX 3080, RTX 3070, and RTX 3060 – the latter of which will fall into notebooks that start at the $999 mark. On the topic of creators, these GPUs are also going to power official NVIDIA Studio laptops, which are built around delivering fast mobile workstations that don’t weigh you down. Some of these will come equipped with up to 16GB of video memory, and support pixel-accurate 1440p and 4K displays.
