Nvidia CES 2023 live blog — all the big news as it happens

Big shock here, but Nvidia officially announces the RTX 4070 Ti. As rumors suggested, this GPU is effectively the discountinued (or “unlaunched”) RTX 4080 12GB. This GPU will be available on January 5 for $799. That’s a good price indeed!

GeForce Now, the company’s cloud streaming service, will now be powered by Nvidia RTX 40 series cards. The catch is that you need to be a Ultimate Member of the subscription service in order to utilize the extra horsepower provided by the GPUs. Thankfully, current members don’t have to pay extra.

Games like Warhaven (pictured above), Thone and Liberty and Atomic Heart get spotlighted as titles that will utilize DLSS3. It’s hard to tell how well the games will run via DLSS3 through these videos, but we can say they look pretty great running on Nvidia’s GPUs.

We get a brief discussiong about Nvidia DLSS and the games that utilized it. DLSS makes games run smoother on numerous configurations. We caught a small glimpse of Spider-Man: Miles Morales, which was formerly a PlayStation exclusive. I expect we’ll see more PS exclusives on PC this year, with Nvidia leading the charge promoting the games running on its graphics cards.

The big show has started. Nvidia begins the show by discussing its RTX 40 series cards. It also briefly said that 2022 was a huge year for gaming. This makes sense considering people could actually buy the company’s graphics cards.