PGC NEWS

NVIDIA officially launched its latest gaming technologies in Vietnam, focusing on three key areas: GeForce 10 series graphics cards for desktops, Max-Q design gaming laptops, and G-Sync HDR gaming monitors. This marks a significant move for the company, highlighting its commitment to the Vietnamese gaming market.

NVIDIA gaming technologies showcase in Vietnam

NVIDIA, a global leader in technology with 2017 revenue nearing $10 billion, operates across gaming, enterprise services/cloud computing, and consumer electronics. Their focus in Vietnam is firmly on gaming, with numerous initiatives planned for the gaming community.

GeForce 10 Series Remains a Cornerstone

Despite rumors of an upcoming GeForce 11 series, the GeForce 10 series remains NVIDIA’s flagship graphics card lineup. With their official presence in Vietnam, NVIDIA is poised to offer various promotions and competitive gaming events for Vietnamese gamers. A recent example is a PUBG tournament hosted across i-Cafe internet cafes.

Max-Q: Power and Portability

NVIDIA’s Max-Q design laptops prioritize power efficiency without sacrificing significant graphical performance. These laptops adhere to specific criteria: under 16mm thick, under 2.5kg in weight, and up to 8 hours of battery life. Remarkably, some Max-Q laptops feature GTX 1080 GPUs, rivaling the power of their desktop counterparts.

Max-Q design gaming laptops showcase

According to NVIDIA representatives, Max-Q laptops will be increasingly available in Vietnam in the coming months, providing gamers with portable, high-performance alternatives to the bulkier, high-end gaming laptops currently dominating the market.

G-Sync HDR: The Future of Gaming Displays

In 2018, NVIDIA partnered with display manufacturers to introduce G-Sync HDR monitors. This standard targets high-end displays with 4K resolution, 1000nit brightness, superior color saturation and gamut, and refresh rates exceeding 120Hz, synchronized with G-Sync technology for tear-free visuals.

NVIDIA showcased the capabilities of G-Sync HDR with ASUS through their PG27UQ monitor, demonstrating its performance with games like Final Fantasy XV, Destiny 2, and Middle Earth: Shadow of War.

G-Sync HDR gaming monitor showcase

Partnering for Performance

NVIDIA also collaborated with manufacturers like MSI, ASUS, and Acer, showcasing a range of gaming laptops equipped with their powerful GPUs, allowing users to experience the latest games firsthand.

Conclusion: A New Era for Vietnamese Gamers

NVIDIA’s official launch in Vietnam signals a strong commitment to delivering cutting-edge gaming technology to the Vietnamese market. With the continued prominence of the GeForce 10 series, the arrival of Max-Q laptops, and the introduction of G-Sync HDR displays, Vietnamese gamers can expect an enhanced gaming experience in the near future. This investment in the Vietnamese market underscores NVIDIA’s dedication to global gaming advancement.