The GTX brand was first used in 2008 as a suffix on the Geforce 9800 GTX. It then morphed into a prefix for selected high-end GPUs with the Geforce 200 series in 2008, such as the Geforce GTX 280.

Nvidia's venerable range of GTX graphics cards are finally being retired in favor of the newer and more powerful ray tracing ...

This means that the GTX brand is dying off, as no more will be made – once the GPUs still on shelves run out, that’ll be it for the 16 Series, and the GTX brand. All the graphics cards Nvidia ...

Going forward, neither Nvidia nor the core AIC brand manufacturers will supply GTX 16 GPUs to channel partners. It is estimated that the remaining inventory of GTX 16 series in the market will be ...

At one point Nvidia GeForce GTX was a shiny brand worn by the best graphics card contenders. However, the only options you’ll find bearing the brand today are budget SKUs like the GTX 1660 Super ...

Nvidia repurposed the brand in 2019 with the GeForce GTX 16 series, ... However, if the latest rumors prove true, the last budget GTX GPUs may become difficult to find in a very short time frame.

The source cites NVIDIA's GPU product roadmap, which lists the GeForce GTX 16 Series as "completely discontinued," with all remaining "GPU stock allocated to AIC brand manufacturers." ...

Officially, it'll come after Nvidia's 580 driver series, which is expected to run through the first half of next year.

Other GTX 16 series models have already been discontinued – or are rumored to be – so this theoretically heralds the end of the GTX brand, with only RTX graphics cards to be produced going ...

One might think that a GPU that costs over $40,000 is going to be the best graphics card for gaming, but the truth is a lot more complex than that. In fact, this Nvidia GPU can’t even keep up ...