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Level Up: 8K isn’t a reason to buy the Nvidia 30-series, PS5 or Xbox Series X

Level Up: 8K isn’t a reason to buy the Nvidia 30-series, PS5 or Xbox Series X

Posted on September 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Nvidia’s finally lifted the lid on its hotly anticipated “Ampere” 30-series graphics cards, and boy do they look impressive.

The cards look like the biggest upgrade to Nvidia’s PC gaming lineup since it launched its stellar Pascal series many moons ago. The Pascal cards cemented its place as the first company to offer true 4K gaming at 60fps.

Which is why it’s no surprise, like Pascal, it’s using the same marketing strategy to push the new flagship RTX 3090.
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