Tech enthusiasts have been waiting for the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti to be released. Now, the American multi-national company already sent out invites for the GDC event on Feb. 28 wherein the much-awaited GPU might also be released.

According to SegmentNext, with the success of NVIDIA Pascal GTX 10 series graphics cards; a lot of tech enthusiasts have been waiting for the NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti. Moreover, it was also noted that the forthcoming GPU will be launched at the GDC GeForce GTX celebration that is slated on Feb. 28.

It was also worth mentioning that AMD will be holding its Capsaicin and Cream event on the same date. This move by NVIDIA seems to be a technique to counter the publicity surrounding AMD Vega and Ryzen.

Furthermore, Game Debate stated in its article that the event is tangled in with GDC (Game Developers Conference) 2017, which will occur during the same week. It can be remembered that NVIDIA has a habit of unveiling GeForce graphics cards during this time. One god example is the GTX Titan X that was released in 2015. With this scenario, there is really a possibility that the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti will be during the occasion.

For the company's patrons, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX PC Gaming celebration will start at 6:30 pm PST on Feb. 28 in San Francisco. The GeForce patrons are all requested to join the event, nonetheless it is the first come, first served event which also promises an awesome evening.

The occasion itself will run from 6:30 pm and will be finished at 11:30 pm. Aside from that, NVIDIA also promises that this will be an evening of breathtaking PC gaming, hardware, competitions and unquestionably free food, drinks and other amazing revelations from the American multi-national company.

Hopefully, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti will be launched during the event since a lot of fans have been patiently waiting for the GPU. Moreover, stay tuned for further information that might be revealed as the event nears.

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