Nvidia's GeForce GTX USB aim is real and rare, here's how you can get one
Nvidia created somewhat of a stir on the Cyberspace when it announced the GeForce GTX G-Assist, a USB molding force in the appearance of a GeForce GTX graphics record that was supposedly "crowded with depression learning algorithms" to encouragement vice execution. It was an April Befool's gag, but to Nvidia's perturbation, there was condition for a such a fluid. Surface, for the touch locomote, anyway These USB drives are extremely rare—Nvidia only cranked out a couple thousand of these drives and will be giving them away to press and "influencers" at E3, along with 1,080 registered GeForce Experience members who are opted in to receive communications from Nvidia. This drive was made to look like the GeForce GTX 1080 Founders Edition graphics card and was only produced in a quantity of 1080. The nifty sensing narrow edition USB locomote holds 64GB of data. If you're not stabbing on using GeForce Change and/or opting in