HW News - NVIDIA Turing RTX Gaming GPUs, Intel Video Cards, & X599

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This hardware news follows the teaser of nVidia's upcoming RTX Turing GeForce cards for gaming, and precedes the company's gaming event at Gamescom.
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This hardware news talks NVIDIA's Turing architecture and Quadro RTX GPUs, alongside upcoming GeForce RTX announcements (as predicted by teasers) and specifications. We also cover Intel's coattail-riding video card announcement for 2020, Intel's X599 platform, and CaseLabs closing. CaseLabs has been a high-end mainstay for a long time, but is unable to keep its doors open going forward.

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Editorial: Eric Hamilton, Steve Burke
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