[SOLVED] Will Nvidia have a low-end GT *30 card this generation?

[King_V]

So, it looks like, in the past, Nvidia had, for several generations, a GT *30 card. GT 430, GT 530, etc up to GT 730.

Then, oddly, the 900 series was skipped for it, but we got the GT 1030.

I assume maybe "every other generation" is Nvidia's plan these days for the low end, GT *30 card, as there was no GT 1630 or (uh, RT I guess?) 2030.

I get that very low-end cards, particular for low-profile, or combination of low-profile AND single-slot, is a low-profit, niche market (ok, I thought the 1030 was a bit pricier than it deserved to be), but is that an area that Nvidia is abandoning? Or will there be such low end cards still in their stable, just less often?

 

[sizzling]

I have no idea what NVidia will do but with the improvements in igpu’s the need for low end gpu’s is probably shrinking.

 

[hotaru.hino]

It's likely we won't, given iGPUs are looking good enough to make the (<= $120) low-end discrete GPU market redundant.

If there is going to be such low-end GPUs, I expect them to be OEM only.