Nvidia has been teasing the mysterious ‘Project Beyond’ on Twitter. The mysterious teaser is a glimpse of the upcoming next-gen GPU, but there is still the possibility that it has nothing to do with RTX 4000. Specifically, the new Twitter banner from Nvidia references the so-called “Project Beyond”, as well as Nvidia’s, established RTX branding.
Now, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is scheduled to talk at the GPU Technology Conference 2022, which is coming up on Sept. 20. Now, this announcement comes at an odd time for Nvidia, as well as for the gaming GPU industry as a whole. A mysterious teaser has arrived ahead of CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote speech at GTC 2022, with the tagline, #ProjectBeyond, suggesting that we are going to be getting an early look at the Nvidia plans for the next new graphics cards. Nvidia is probably finally getting started with the RTX 4000 GPU rollout, as their social media accounts are indeed sporting a mystery teaser.
It is been a long time coming, and it is been speculated that NVIDIA could tease new series from NVIDIA very soon. The graphics card manufacturer is probably going to announce something major, which is indicated by the Supernova tease. The teaser appeared 12 days before NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s GTC 2022 keynote, the one known event at which the new set of products might be announced. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has already confirmed that Nvidia will be unveiling some information related to the RTX 40 at GTC 2022.
#ProjectBeyond pic.twitter.com/aPTrpi8BXa
— NVIDIA GeForce (@NVIDIAGeForce) September 7, 2022
Only time will tell, of course, but chances are that the RTX 4000 is going to get announced by the end of the month. Whispers also track only the RTX 4090 to be launched in these 12 months, which is a phony claim that could restrict a lot of fans from jumping onto the PC gaming bandwagon. Of course, if Nvidia can effectively assemble an effective launch-date schedule for the RTX 4000, then this line could feature monster GPUs with double the power of an RTX 3090.
Newer RTX graphics cards from the company could feature more features, along with significant improvements in performance. With DLSS supported by the company on over 200 games, and therefore assured of great performance thanks to the AI-based updates, older RTX graphics cards are likely to stay relevant for a while, and the company may believe new GPUs require further graphics draw from buyers.
The mystery teaser does not specifically indicate anything related to RTX 4000 GPUs, currently sitting in various world Nvidia Twitter accounts. The only further info on what is being called Project Beyond is a new image from the company’s Twitter, highlighting the notion it is bound to be related to the RTX 4000 family. The biggest question is whether Project Beyond — if it ends up being an actual significant graphics feature, not just a shiny word to announce officially will apply to older RTX graphics cards as well.
Progress continues, and another stock continues to impress: The most recent cover story and boost to stock prices has been the fact that GPUs with higher-power graphics processing units, such as NVIDIAs GeForce cards, are also highly sought after by those mining cryptocurrencies and require maximum processing power, yet NVIDIA has also been touted for its role in VR (faster graphics), datacenter chips, and AI outside autonomous driving, so there is plenty of history here. Notably, it was tweeted out from the NVIDIA GeForce account, which is their brand name for their GPU line for games.
Nvidia has been known to use events to promote its GeForce GPUs, too, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has already confirmed that they would talk about their upcoming RTX40 lineup. It is worth noting the teaser tag may indicate that we will hear about much more than the next best set of graphics cards from Nvidia.
NVIDIA loves releasing GPUs in September, so we should expect an announcement in late September of multiple cards (custom AIB models) for their next GPUs, GeForce RTX 40 Series. NVIDIA appears to have kicked off a marketing campaign for their upcoming next-generation GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs, as well as their next-generation Ada Lovelace GPU architecture, with a very short, 9-second video posted to Twitter, with the hashtag #ProjectBeyond.
