A few days ago the Australian YouTube channel "Hardware Unboxed" has received a communication from NVIDIA in which it was officially banned from receiving hardware to be reviewed in the future as its editorial line seems not to sufficiently highlight ray tracing features.
After launching three models under its new RTX 30 series, NVIDIA now presents the fourth member of the series. As suggested by the name, it fits under the RTX 3070 launched in late October. Thanks to the new Ampere architecture, the new RTX 3060 Ti is considered faster than the previous generation of GeForce RTX 2080 Super and offers excellent performance for 1080p and 1440p games.
Team Group's new T-FORCE ZEUS DDR4 memory kits are intended for both desktops and laptops, with multiple frequency options, capacity up to 64GB (2 x 32GB) and high-quality integrated circuits with stable performance under heavy workloads. All kits will come with a lifetime warranty.
AMD has confirmed that it is working with Intel and Nvidia to spread the Smart Access Memory feature: buyers of the new Radeons will therefore also be able to enable it on Intel platforms and owners of GeForce cards do the same on AMD 500 series motherboards with Ryzen 5000 CPUs.
Nvidia's GeForce RTX 3050 appeared online, or at least the specifications of this alleged new graphics card were highlighted on Twitter. This model will be equipped with 2304 CUDA cores and a 90W TDP on a GA107 die.
