NVDA Stock Drops as Nvidia’s New GPU Disappoints Consumers

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Nvidia(NVDA) stock is down today on seemingly no news.However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday.Some not-so-positive reviews of GTX 1630 might explain why NVDA stock...

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Azerone.Kee
·2022-06-30
Too bad. Nvidia and Intel are not doing well.
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Paggie
·2022-06-30
閱
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Twhyger
·2022-06-30
Even Nvidia! Not much good news. What else?
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Remotecam
·2022-06-30
Down 2.75% is not "dumping". It's just following the market trend. Making bad news out of nothing.Hope you get short squeezed soon enough.
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Aivern
·2022-06-30
This is known as finding the data to suit your intended result.Maaaybbeeee it's the card. But does every single investor, including institutions, look at the performance of an entry level product and sell the company based on what is a sub-sub segment of their entire business revenue?Come on, man.
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MSTAN
·2022-06-30
👌👌
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Bull1973
·2022-06-30
Ok
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Ironman2002
·2022-06-30
low cost = low performance. You get what you pay
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Essper
·2022-06-30
Sad
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BillionaireN
·2022-06-30
Will have to take a while for it to go back to the $200 region ....
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Yunnn
·2022-06-30
Cheap doesn't sit well with NVIDIA. Let's go backto quality build gpu. Made for gamers made for creators. 😸
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Risen1982
·2022-06-30
Stocked too many chips!Run away from silicon shares or buy puts
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blessed_1
·2022-06-30
Sad
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ALi_BaBa
·2022-06-30
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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. It will be interesting to see if Wall Street soon forgives and forgets the lackluster debut of Nvidia’s apparently cheap but underwhelming new graphics card.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"CN"},{"id":9045364336,"gmtCreate":1656562573325,"gmtModify":1676535854899,"author":{"id":"3586459019020703","authorId":"3586459019020703","name":"Twhyger","avatar":"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/924944c1d1cd489c6dea99de491ff2b1","vip":1,"crmLevel":3,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"3586459019020703","idStr":"3586459019020703"},"htmlText":"Even Nvidia!&nbsp;Not much good news.&nbsp;What else?","listText":"Even Nvidia!&nbsp;Not much good news.&nbsp;What else?","text":"Even Nvidia! Not much good news. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. It will be interesting to see if Wall Street soon forgives and forgets the lackluster debut of Nvidia’s apparently cheap but underwhelming new graphics card.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":9045365913,"gmtCreate":1656562351432,"gmtModify":1676535854875,"author":{"id":"4093854476996450","authorId":"4093854476996450","name":"Remotecam","avatar":"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/f856a0a30bd0fa23a086fc678014e48b","vip":1,"crmLevel":6,"crmLevelSwitch":1,"authorIdStr":"4093854476996450","idStr":"4093854476996450"},"htmlText":"Down 2.75% is not \"dumping\".&nbsp; It's just following the market trend.&nbsp;&nbsp;Making bad news out of nothing.Hope you get short squeezed soon enough.","listText":"Down 2.75% is not \"dumping\".&nbsp; It's just following the market trend.&nbsp;&nbsp;Making bad news out of nothing.Hope you get short squeezed soon enough.","text":"Down 2.75% is not \"dumping\". It's just following the market trend. Making bad news out of nothing.Hope you get short squeezed soon enough.","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/9045365913","repostId":1187105884,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1187105884","pubTimestamp":1656555121,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1187105884?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2022-06-30 10:12","market":"us","language":"en","title":"NVDA Stock Drops as Nvidia’s New GPU Disappoints Consumers","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1187105884","media":"InvestorPlace","summary":"Nvidia(NVDA) stock is down today on seemingly no news.However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GT","content":"<html><head></head><body><ul><li><b>Nvidia</b>(<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock is down today on seemingly no news.</li><li>However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday.</li><li>Some not-so-positive reviews of GTX 1630 might explain why NVDA stock is getting slammed.</li></ul><p>Seemingly without any company-specific news to justify it, traders dumped <b>Nvidia</b>(NASDAQ:<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock today. Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. It will be interesting to see if Wall Street soon forgives and forgets the lackluster debut of Nvidia’s apparently cheap but underwhelming new graphics card.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":9045316646,"gmtCreate":1656559455585,"gmtModify":1676535854253,"author":{"id":"4098874024614560","authorId":"4098874024614560","name":"Essper","avatar":"https://static.laohu8.com/default-avatar.jpg","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"4098874024614560","idStr":"4098874024614560"},"htmlText":"Sad","listText":"Sad","text":"Sad","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/9045316646","repostId":1187105884,"repostType":2,"repost":{"id":"1187105884","pubTimestamp":1656555121,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1187105884?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2022-06-30 10:12","market":"us","language":"en","title":"NVDA Stock Drops as Nvidia’s New GPU Disappoints Consumers","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1187105884","media":"InvestorPlace","summary":"Nvidia(NVDA) stock is down today on seemingly no news.However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GT","content":"<html><head></head><body><ul><li><b>Nvidia</b>(<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock is down today on seemingly no news.</li><li>However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday.</li><li>Some not-so-positive reviews of GTX 1630 might explain why NVDA stock is getting slammed.</li></ul><p>Seemingly without any company-specific news to justify it, traders dumped <b>Nvidia</b>(NASDAQ:<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock today. Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. It will be interesting to see if Wall Street soon forgives and forgets the lackluster debut of Nvidia’s apparently cheap but underwhelming new graphics card.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":9045316121,"gmtCreate":1656559424763,"gmtModify":1676535854237,"author":{"id":"3554449592029615","authorId":"3554449592029615","name":"BillionaireN","avatar":"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/285e4ef21515e874f0dc6d5f7d1a2834","vip":2,"crmLevel":8,"crmLevelSwitch":1,"authorIdStr":"3554449592029615","idStr":"3554449592029615"},"htmlText":"Will have to take a while for it to go back to the $200 region ....","listText":"Will have to take a while for it to go back to the $200 region ....","text":"Will have to take a while for it to go back to the $200 region ....","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/9045316121","repostId":1187105884,"repostType":2,"repost":{"id":"1187105884","pubTimestamp":1656555121,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1187105884?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2022-06-30 10:12","market":"us","language":"en","title":"NVDA Stock Drops as Nvidia’s New GPU Disappoints Consumers","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1187105884","media":"InvestorPlace","summary":"Nvidia(NVDA) stock is down today on seemingly no news.However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GT","content":"<html><head></head><body><ul><li><b>Nvidia</b>(<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock is down today on seemingly no news.</li><li>However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday.</li><li>Some not-so-positive reviews of GTX 1630 might explain why NVDA stock is getting slammed.</li></ul><p>Seemingly without any company-specific news to justify it, traders dumped <b>Nvidia</b>(NASDAQ:<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock today. Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. It will be interesting to see if Wall Street soon forgives and forgets the lackluster debut of Nvidia’s apparently cheap but underwhelming new graphics card.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":9045306183,"gmtCreate":1656555741242,"gmtModify":1676535853426,"author":{"id":"3564105303063302","authorId":"3564105303063302","name":"ALi_BaBa","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/d89722c800111c9c885624fce940701f","vip":1,"crmLevel":6,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"3564105303063302","idStr":"3564105303063302"},"htmlText":"Like&nbsp;","listText":"Like&nbsp;","text":"Like","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/9045306183","repostId":1187105884,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1187105884","pubTimestamp":1656555121,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1187105884?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2022-06-30 10:12","market":"us","language":"en","title":"NVDA Stock Drops as Nvidia’s New GPU Disappoints Consumers","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1187105884","media":"InvestorPlace","summary":"Nvidia(NVDA) stock is down today on seemingly no news.However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GT","content":"<html><head></head><body><ul><li><b>Nvidia</b>(<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock is down today on seemingly no news.</li><li>However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday.</li><li>Some not-so-positive reviews of GTX 1630 might explain why NVDA stock is getting slammed.</li></ul><p>Seemingly without any company-specific news to justify it, traders dumped <b>Nvidia</b>(NASDAQ:<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock today. Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. 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Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. It will be interesting to see if Wall Street soon forgives and forgets the lackluster debut of Nvidia’s apparently cheap but underwhelming new graphics card.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":9045308843,"gmtCreate":1656555708382,"gmtModify":1676535853458,"author":{"id":"3575125836760247","authorId":"3575125836760247","name":"Singman","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/d770feb757705f2d631d2d5f381ae07b","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"3575125836760247","idStr":"3575125836760247"},"htmlText":"Like","listText":"Like","text":"Like","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":1,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/9045308843","repostId":1187105884,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1187105884","pubTimestamp":1656555121,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1187105884?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2022-06-30 10:12","market":"us","language":"en","title":"NVDA Stock Drops as Nvidia’s New GPU Disappoints Consumers","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1187105884","media":"InvestorPlace","summary":"Nvidia(NVDA) stock is down today on seemingly no news.However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GT","content":"<html><head></head><body><ul><li><b>Nvidia</b>(<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock is down today on seemingly no news.</li><li>However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday.</li><li>Some not-so-positive reviews of GTX 1630 might explain why NVDA stock is getting slammed.</li></ul><p>Seemingly without any company-specific news to justify it, traders dumped <b>Nvidia</b>(NASDAQ:<b><u>NVDA</u></b>) stock today. Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.</p><p>Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the <b>Nasdaq</b> was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.</p><p>Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.</p><p>Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?</p><p>Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”</p><p><b>A Bad Day for NVDA Stock</b></p><p>Meanwhile, <i>Gizmodo’</i>s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”</p><p><i>PCWorld’</i>s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”<i>TechRadar’</i>s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.</p><p>All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. It will be interesting to see if Wall Street soon forgives and forgets the lackluster debut of Nvidia’s apparently cheap but underwhelming new graphics card.</p></body></html>","source":"lsy1606302653667","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>NVDA Stock Drops as Nvidia’s New GPU Disappoints Consumers</title>\n<style type=\"text/css\">\na,abbr,acronym,address,applet,article,aside,audio,b,big,blockquote,body,canvas,caption,center,cite,code,dd,del,details,dfn,div,dl,dt,\nem,embed,fieldset,figcaption,figure,footer,form,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,header,hgroup,html,i,iframe,img,ins,kbd,label,legend,li,mark,menu,nav,\nobject,ol,output,p,pre,q,ruby,s,samp,section,small,span,strike,strong,sub,summary,sup,table,tbody,td,tfoot,th,thead,time,tr,tt,u,ul,var,video{ font:inherit;margin:0;padding:0;vertical-align:baseline;border:0 }\nbody{ font-size:16px; line-height:1.5; color:#999; background:transparent; }\n.wrapper{ overflow:hidden;word-break:break-all;padding:10px; }\nh1,h2{ font-weight:normal; line-height:1.35; margin-bottom:.6em; }\nh3,h4,h5,h6{ line-height:1.35; margin-bottom:1em; }\nh1{ font-size:24px; }\nh2{ font-size:20px; }\nh3{ font-size:18px; }\nh4{ font-size:16px; }\nh5{ font-size:14px; }\nh6{ font-size:12px; }\np,ul,ol,blockquote,dl,table{ margin:1.2em 0; }\nul,ol{ margin-left:2em; }\nul{ list-style:disc; }\nol{ list-style:decimal; }\nli,li p{ margin:10px 0;}\nimg{ max-width:100%;display:block;margin:0 auto 1em; }\nblockquote{ color:#B5B2B1; border-left:3px solid #aaa; padding:1em; }\nstrong,b{font-weight:bold;}\nem,i{font-style:italic;}\ntable{ width:100%;border-collapse:collapse;border-spacing:1px;margin:1em 0;font-size:.9em; }\nth,td{ padding:5px;text-align:left;border:1px solid #aaa; }\nth{ font-weight:bold;background:#5d5d5d; }\n.symbol-link{font-weight:bold;}\n/* header{ border-bottom:1px solid #494756; } */\n.title{ margin:0 0 8px;line-height:1.3;color:#ddd; }\n.meta {color:#5e5c6d;font-size:13px;margin:0 0 .5em; }\na{text-decoration:none; color:#2a4b87;}\n.meta .head { display: inline-block; overflow: hidden}\n.head .h-thumb { width: 30px; height: 30px; margin: 0; padding: 0; border-radius: 50%; float: left;}\n.head .h-content { margin: 0; padding: 0 0 0 9px; float: left;}\n.head .h-name {font-size: 13px; color: #eee; margin: 0;}\n.head .h-time {font-size: 11px; color: #7E829C; margin: 0;line-height: 11px;}\n.small {font-size: 12.5px; display: inline-block; transform: scale(0.9); -webkit-transform: scale(0.9); transform-origin: left; -webkit-transform-origin: left;}\n.smaller {font-size: 12.5px; display: inline-block; transform: scale(0.8); -webkit-transform: scale(0.8); transform-origin: left; -webkit-transform-origin: left;}\n.bt-text {font-size: 12px;margin: 1.5em 0 0 0}\n.bt-text p {margin: 0}\n</style>\n</head>\n<body>\n<div class=\"wrapper\">\n<header>\n<h2 class=\"title\">\nNVDA Stock Drops as Nvidia’s New GPU Disappoints Consumers\n</h2>\n\n<h4 class=\"meta\">\n\n\n2022-06-30 10:12 GMT+8&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=https://investorplace.com/2022/06/nvda-stock-drops-as-nvidias-new-gpu-disappoints-consumers/><strong>InvestorPlace</strong></a>\n\n\n</h4>\n\n</header>\n<article>\n<div>\n<p>Nvidia(NVDA) stock is down today on seemingly no news.However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday.Some not-so-positive reviews of GTX 1630 might explain why NVDA stock...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://investorplace.com/2022/06/nvda-stock-drops-as-nvidias-new-gpu-disappoints-consumers/\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"NVDA":"英伟达"},"source_url":"https://investorplace.com/2022/06/nvda-stock-drops-as-nvidias-new-gpu-disappoints-consumers/","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1187105884","content_text":"Nvidia(NVDA) stock is down today on seemingly no news.However, Nvidia did launch its new low-cost GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday.Some not-so-positive reviews of GTX 1630 might explain why NVDA stock is getting slammed.Seemingly without any company-specific news to justify it, traders dumped Nvidia(NASDAQ:NVDA) stock today. Indeed, NVDA stock is down about 3% today. However, a deeper dive will uncover less-than-stellar reviews of GeForce GTX 1630, Nvidia’s new low-cost graphics card.Sure, there’s been a tech-stock rout in 2022’s first half. However, this alone shouldn’t fully account for today’s immediate drop in the Nvidia share price. After all, the Nasdaq was barely down this morning. So, it’s not as if traders were dumping tech stocks wholesale.Why, then, would NVDA stock lose roughly 3% of its value right out of the gate? At first glance, there didn’t seem to be any negative company-specific news today. Inquiring minds, however, will always endeavor to dig beneath the surface. And as it turns out, there’s something less-than-inspiring happening with Nvidia lately.Specifically, Nvidiaquietly introduced its budget-priced GTX 1630 graphics card yesterday. And when I say, “quietly,” I’m not exaggerating. Indeed, Nvidia didn’t even announce the event on its press releases page. Some folks might already consider this to be a bad sign. After all, Nvidia should be proud to release an affordable GPU. Right?Maybe yes, maybe no. Already, there have been less-than-ideal reviews for the GTX 1630. For instance, Nael Grewther noted Nvidia’s“many launch date delays” and opined that “the graphics cards don’t have anything special.”A Bad Day for NVDA StockMeanwhile, Gizmodo’s Phillip Tracy suggested that the GTX 1630 isn’t great for gaming, which is oftentimes the intended use of Nvidia’s graphics cards. In defense of this position, Tracy declared, “The card struggled across every gaming benchmark, failing to reach 30 frames per second on most tests and averaging just 24 fps at 1080p settings across the wide range of titles.”PCWorld’s Michael Crider also struck hard at the GTX 1630, dubbing it “the weakest card with a GTX label by a wide, wide margin” and asserting that it “really shouldn’t be a consideration for anyone who’s interested in gaming.”TechRadar’s Christian Guyton also piled on, stating that the GTX 1630 is“not very impressive” as far as specs go. Specifically, the “power consumption and VRAM are basically identical to the original GTX 1650, but the memory bandwidth is cut in half and the die uses fewer CUDA cores too,” according to Guyton.All in all, it’s been rough going for Nvidia as a GPU producer today, and for NVDA stockholders. It will be interesting to see if Wall Street soon forgives and forgets the lackluster debut of Nvidia’s apparently cheap but underwhelming new graphics card.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"}],"hasMoreComments":true,"newsSizeData":{"likeSize":82,"commentSize":15,"repostSize":0,"favoriteSize":0,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false}}