NVIDIA's performance improvement per generation has dropped from 70% (pre-2010) to 30% (post-2010)
Nice chart on the Nvidia form showing performance numbers in TFLOPs over generations : r/nvidia
NVIDIA Turing GeForce RTX Technology & Architecture - GDDR6 Memory & Memory Compression | TechPowerUp
Nvidia's 'Ampere Next' GPU Is Coming in 2022 | Tom's Hardware
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650, RTX 2060, and RTX 3080 enjoy greatest percentage changes for their respective generations in Steam survey chart for February - NotebookCheck.net News
NVIDIA teases Pascal, its next-generation GPU with 3D Memory, NVLink | TweakTown
NVIDIA Delivers Greatest-Ever Generational Leap with GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs | NVIDIA Newsroom
Supermicro Delivers Second-Generation NVIDIA® OVX™ Computing System for 3D Collaboration, Metaverse, and Digital Twin Simulation, Powered by the New NVIDIA L40 GPU
GeForce RTX 3060 Review: NVIDIA's Most Affordable Ampere Yet | HotHardware
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The new generation of GPUs by both competitor companies Nvidia and AMD both set out to trump their previous generations from a few yea… | Nvidia, Amd, Crypto market
NVIDIA DLSS 3 Games Start Shipping This Week, More Coming This Month | GeForce News | NVIDIA
Then and Now: 6 Generations of GeForce Graphics Compared > Power Consumption | TechSpot
News - NVIDIA RTX 4000 Series / Gaming PCs Release Date, Specs & Price – Fluidgaming
NVIDIA Announces the GeForce RTX 30 Series: Ampere For Gaming, Starting With RTX 3080 & RTX 3090
NVIDIA Tesla T4 Powers Next Generation of Virtual Workstations | NVIDIA Blog
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NVLink & NVSwitch: Fastest HPC Data Center Platform | NVIDIA
GEFORCE GTX 1070 vs 970 vs 770 vs 670 vs 570 vs 470 / NVIDIA GENERATIONS COMPARISON - YouTube
Matching CUDA arch and CUDA gencode for various NVIDIA architectures - Arnon Shimoni
All About Nvidia Ampere: New GPU Generation Unveiled 2022
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 review - bringing the best from Fermi - Graphics - HEXUS.net - Page 13
Nvidia's Ada Lovelace GPU generation: $1,599 for RTX 4090, $899 and up for 4080 | Ars Technica
