NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX ‘Future of AI’ showcase recently landed in New Delhi, giving attendees a first-hand look at the company’s latest consumer offerings built on the Blackwell architecture. From next-generation graphics cards to AI-powered laptops, the event focused on how AI is rapidly transforming the worlds of gaming, creativity, and productivity.
SurveyAt the heart of the showcase was the new GeForce RTX 50 Series, designed to power high-fidelity visuals and ultra-responsive performance. These GPUs incorporate advanced features such as DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, NVIDIA Reflex 2 for ultra-low latency, and RTX Neural Shaders for cinematic graphics. While NVIDIA didn’t share benchmarks at the event, the focus was firmly on the real-world potential of these technologies.
Attendees were treated to demonstrations led by Jeff Yen and John Gillooly from NVIDIA’s APAC technical marketing team. The show floor featured the new GeForce RTX 5050 desktop GPU, starting at INR 27,000, along with a full range of RTX 50 Series laptops from partners including ASUS, MSI, HP, and others.
On display were gaming laptops powered by RTX 5080, 5070 Ti, and 5060 Laptop GPUs, offering sleek designs with extended battery life and performance benefits thanks to Max-Q optimisations. Creators also got a glimpse of NVIDIA’s latest software tools, such as AI Arch Design and ChatRTX, which harness the local power of RTX GPUs for design visualisation and personalised AI assistants.
The event also highlighted how RTX technology is being adopted across industries, with AI-enhanced tools now available in creator apps like Chaos Enscape. With over 100 games and apps supporting DLSS 4, NVIDIA made it clear that AI is a core driver of next-gen experiences.
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