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NVIDIA claims to have sold 45% more Turing graphics than Pascal graphics in the same period of time

During a call to investors, from NVIDIA it was said that more Turing architecture graphics have been sold than Pascal.

The launch of the NVIDIA Turing architecture graphics has not been as good as the company expected. Some models of the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti were defective due to a manufacturing problem. Another problem that is still evident is the high price of these graphics cards. Everything towards or suggests that these graphics are not selling well for their price, but it seems that the opposite is true. Turing charts have sold better than Pascal charts. They also expect the GTX Turing to be the best-selling graphics of this new architecture.

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NVIDIA says that the Turing sell better than the Pascal

During a call to investors the company has spoken about the eight weeks that have passed since the previous call. They have highlighted that Turing graphs have surpassed the old Pascals in the same period of time. From NVIDIA has ensured that sales have risen 45%, something that is difficult to believe.

In addition, the company ensures that users use graphics with similar or lower performance than the GTX 1660 Ti. This would indicate that the company is considering graphics that are priced below € 300. As an example we have the GTX 1660, which was launched on the market only a few days ago. It would not be strange also that the company decided to lower the price of the RTX, right now quite past laps.

In addition to this, it offers users a RayTracing test with its GTX 10 Series Pascal and GTX 16 Series Turing graphics cards. The idea is that users see this new technology and understand that they need a Turing to function. They are also trying to attract those who still have Maxwell graphics to have inexpensive solutions.

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Source: wccftech

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