In today's era, with the continuous development of science and technology, the speed of hardware product upgrading is getting faster and faster. As an important part of the field of technology hardware, the graphics card market has always attracted much attention. As a leader in the graphics card market, NVIDIA has attracted attention for every update of its products. Recently, Nvidia launched a China-specific version of the H20 graphics card, which has attracted a lot of attention.
According to NVIDIA's official introduction, this H20 has powerful computing power and an efficient energy efficiency ratio. However, the price of this graphics card is quite staggering. It is understood that compared with the previous generation H100 graphics card, the performance turned out to be only 1 6 of H100. Such a ** and performance ratio makes people ask, is this graphics card really worth buying? At the same time, the H20 graphics card sells for about the same price as the H100 graphics card. For most consumers, it is obviously not cost-effective to buy a graphics card with only H100 1 6 performance.
So, why would Nvidia launch such a graphics card with unreasonable performance and **? Some industry insiders believe that this may be a strategy of Nvidia in order to meet the needs of different markets. In the Chinese market, in order to maintain market share and brand influence, NVIDIA needs to continuously launch new products to attract the attention of consumers. The H20 graphics card may be launched to meet the needs of some specific users, such as those who need to use specific software or perform specific calculations.
However, judging from market feedback, the sales of this H20 graphics card are not optimistic. On the one hand, due to its higher performance, most consumers are likely to opt for graphics cards from other brands with better performance. On the other hand, due to its weak performance, the H20 graphics card is clearly not the best choice for users who need to do large-scale computing.
Some netizens think: The performance and ** of Nvidia China's special version H20 are not very reasonable. For most consumers, this graphics card may not be a worthwhile option. Whether Nvidia will continue to launch similar products in the future depends on the response of the market and the needs of users. February** Dynamic Incentive Program