NVIDIA's new Pascal GPU architecture has been taking the PC graphics market by storm since its introduction in early May. The leading-edge semiconductor powerhouse, in addition to lighting up pixels, has been burning up its balance sheets as well, with strong sales of GeForce, Quadro and Tesla product lines driving record revenues and a brisk uptick in the company stock price. For NVIDIA's core gamer customer base, the GeForce GTX 1080 and 1070 kicked-off the Pascal party, followed by the introduction of the more mid-range GeForce GTX 1060, and then finally the monstrous NVIDIA Titan X. With the exception of the entry-level graphics segment (a slot in the product stack the company has yet to flesh out), it's been a clean sweep for Pascal-based GeForce cards with best of class bang for your buck and perf-per-watt metrics. That said, Pascal is just getting warmed-up and the company's new core graphics architecture is now being driven throughout the its entire product portfolio, as is typically the case. Today, Pascal comes to notebooks with the introduction of the NVIDIA Mobile GeForce GTX 10-Series...



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