NVIDIA is teasing its new gaming product under the logo "Super & # 39;

NVIDIA creates a hype around a new gaming product

Numerous rumors surfaced about the unveiling of the next-generation Advanced Micro Devices GPU Navi (graphics processing unit) at Computex 2019 on May 27.

NVIDIA (NVDA) is looking to steal the show from AMD at this event. On May 23, NVIDIA posted a 15-second teaser on the GeForce channel on YouTube, displaying the "Super" logo, indicating that something big is coming up.

This teaser created a hype and spooked the rumor about what "Super" means. While the teaser appeared on the NVIDIA GeForce channel, one thing is certain, it is that Super is a game product. The timing would also be perfect: NVIDIA launched its Pascal game GPU in May 2016, just before Back to school.

In addition, NVIDIA President Jensen Huang said in the first quarter of fiscal year 2020 that the company would roll out its entire Turing product line in the second half of the year, which would increase revenue. If we link the dots, we can assume that Super is either an update of the Turing-based game GPU or a brand new edition of the RTX GPU.

Rumors around NVIDIA's new super GPUs

According to some rumors, Super could be a new edition of Turing-based GPUs that will compete with AMD's Navi GPUs. Some rumors say that the Super GPUs will be equipped with coolers and improved clock speeds.

According to a rumor of RedGamingTech, NVIDIA could move to a GDDR6 memory (dual data rate) of 16 Gbps (gigabits per second) faster from its GDDR6 RTX line at 14 Gbps. A faster memory could improve the performance of its graphics processor by 14%. We think the Super version will be expensive.

Whatever happens at Computex, investors can expect significant movements in AMD and NVIDIA share prices on May 27.