Nvidia Ends Production of GeForce GTX GPUs, Shifting Focus to RTX Series

The GTX brand, known for budget-friendly GPUs since 2008, will be replaced by the RTX series, emphasizing advancements in ray tracing and AI.

Nvidia has ceased production of its GeForce GTX 16 series GPUs, marking the end of the GTX brand.
The GTX brand, first introduced in 2008, will be replaced by the RTX series, focusing on ray tracing and AI enhancements.
Remaining GTX 16 series stock is expected to be depleted within the next 1-3 months, as per sources.
The GeForce GTX 16 series was Nvidia's last budget-oriented GPU line, with no current plans for a direct Ampere-based replacement.
Extended support for GTX 16 series cards will continue for a few more years, addressing security and driver updates.