NVIDIA RTX

NVIDIA RTX is a graphics technology and GPU brand introduced by NVIDIA in 2018 for real-time ray tracing and AI-accelerated computing.

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NVIDIA RTX is a graphics technology and GPU brand introduced by NVIDIA in 2018. It is defined by hardware-accelerated real-time ray tracing and AI computation, and spans GeForce RTX graphics cards and professional GPUs.

Equipped with Tensor Cores for AI workloads, RTX GPUs are also widely used to run AI models locally.

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