New NVIDIA 16 Series GPU: What to Expect-GAMES sport

 

New NVIDIA 16 Series GPU: What to Expect-GAMES sport


NVIDIA’s graphics card lineup just got a lot more confusing with the recent release of their new 16 series GPUs. At first glance, it may seem like nothing has changed from the previous generation of NVIDIA GPUs and that you don’t really need to upgrade. However, if you want the latest and greatest gaming experience, there are several improvements that you should take into consideration before making your purchase decision. Let’s take a look at what makes the new NVIDIA 16 series GPU so great and why they could be exactly what you need to get an edge over your competitors in game tournaments.

*Note : This article just a fan made, NVIDIA didn't conform new 16 series GPU yet.*

The Official Name

According to sources close to NVIDIA, which is why we’re calling it a new 16 series GPUs rather than an actual generation leap, but that won’t stop us from calling it what we want—that new 16 series GPU. We could use your help there as well; if you’ve got a good suggestion for its name, leave it in the comments below! Our best guess at present is GTX 1670 or GTX 1670super.


Which ports comes with new 16 series GPU have

The new GeForce® GTX 16XX comes with one DisplayPort 1.4, one HDMI 2.0b, and a VirtualLinkTM USB Type-C connector. *Note: The specs above are  just an expectation Only.


Expected Performance of new 16 series GPU

Performance of new 2022 generation card is expected to exceed Titan V’s. Based on previous releases, we can expect a performance increase of around 70% over existing cards (GTX 1660 and super), however some reviews have claimed that performance could be as high as 140%. However based on these claims it is unlikely. The same thing has happened with prior generations; i.e GTX 1650 super claimed GTX 1650 performance but actually was 10-20% lower than expected performance levels.


Price and Availability

While we don’t know much about these next-generation cards, we do know that they will be available in 2022. The timing is also interesting since AMD is expected to launch its new Navi GPUs later in 2022. Intel is also planning a new graphics card for release at some point in 2022 or 2023. That means that we may see a whole lot of movement from graphics card makers within just a few years—an exciting prospect for those looking for new ways to play games and stream movies on their PCs.

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