Top system builders in the Philippines today introduced several new GeForce RTX™ PCs and GeForce Esports PCs — purpose-built PCs powered by the latest NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs to deliver the ultimate experience for gamers and creators. PC Express and PC Worx are empowering consumers across the country with more choices to enjoy their gameplay and unleash their creativity.
GeForce RTX PCs feature NVIDIA’s second-generation RTX platform, which delivers AI and ray-tracing technologies that are revolutionizing the way users play and create. NVIDIA RTX is the fastest and most advanced platform for bleeding-edge applications and games.
NVIDIA DLSS is a critically acclaimed, AI-powered tech that boosts performance without compromising image quality. NVIDIA DLSS is the only AI-powered super-resolution technology and is used in 200 games and applications where that AI advantage translates to game performance boosts of up to 2X. Ray tracing simulates how light behaves in the real world to produce the most realistic and immersive graphics. NVIDIA RTX GPUs are equipped with specialized RT cores that perform ray-tracing operations with extraordinary efficiency
GeForce Esports PCs offer gamers the highest frame rates and the lowest system latency in games like Call of Duty: Warzone, Fortnite, and Rainbow Six Siege. Gamers get the competitive edge with the ultra-low latency of NVIDIA Reflex, enabling faster target acquisitions and responses, and increasing aim precision through a suite of technologies built to reduce and measure system latency in top competitive games.
PC Express and PC Worx worked with NVIDIA to offer three system builder PCs with different configurations to meet gamers’ specific needs: “Overachievers” GeForce Esports PCs with GeForce RTX 2060 GPUs, “Competitive Player” GeForce RTX PCs with GeForce RTX 3060 GPUs, and “Total Domination” GeForce RTX PCs with GeForce RTX 3080 GPUs. These systems offer flexibility for consumers to choose the PC components matching their budget and performance expectations.
