NVIDIA GeForce GTX Battlebox Offer 4K Resolution With inbuilt AMD Ryzen Chip, Wanted To Offer Prebuilt Gaming Experience For Gaming Enthusiasts
NVIDIA has taken an innovative step by embedding AMD and Intel chips into its GeForce GTX Battlebox PCs. It is for the first time that the company has taken this unusual step for providing the unmatched experience to its users. The upcoming NVIDIA's PCs will be implemented with the most powerful chips of all time.
The innovative idea of embedding AMD Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 5 chips into the next generations of GeForce GTX Battlebox PCs is similar to any other certification-style program. If you buy a GeForce GTX Battlebox, then you will be receiving a guaranteed baseline level of performance. According to PC world, it is something like the legion of failed steam machines should have offered and NVIDIA's program launched around the same time as Valve' failed endeavor.
The configuration of the previous version of NVIDIA GeForce GTX Battlebox has relied on Intel processors. At that time AMD's older Bulldozer based CPUs were decent for budget gaming but lagged far behind top-end Intel Core processors that are offering premium experiences. But now, the NVIDIA buyers will able to get AMD Ryzen 7 or Ryzen 5 as the available options for the PCs for the first time.
Along with this, NVIDIA GeForce GTX Battlebox even includes SSD storage, Windows 10 and a G-Sync monitor if the system includes a display. The battlebox ultimate rigs were designed for no-holds-barred gaming experience for the users. The upcoming NVIDIA's PCs will also virtual reality, up to 1080 pixels and 4K gaming experience.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX Battlebox certification program is a great move to provide prebuilt gaming PCs for the buyers. The company said that the rigs are targeted to run games like "League of Legends," "Overwatch," "Tekken 7," Counter-Strike," and other games at a maximum resolution of 1920X1080. NVIDIA claimed that the upcoming PCs are designed to handle everything the user throws at it. The company even provides the specific example of running the upcoming "Destiny 2" in 4K resolution at 60 frames per second.
