Nvidia has just signed a new manufacturing agreement with Samsung for the 8nm processors that power its RTX 30-series GPUs, raising the possibility of some relief for some of the supply issues consumers have faced since the launch of the game. RTX 3070, RTX 3080, and RTX 3090. The deal is "worth hundreds of billions of won," and with a dollar equivalent to around 1.098 South Korean won, it's most likely a multi-billion dollar deal. You can buy a lot of processors, but if you expect to see a rush of RTX 3080s hitting digital store shelves soon, the report doesn't say what those processors are for. While they could be used to produce enough RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 to meet the existing and unprecedented demand for new cards, these processors could also be used in new RTX cards, including the RTX 3080 Ti or mobile versions of the RTX 30-series GPUs. for laptops. Without an official announcement, it's probably safer to assume it will be a little bit of everything given the size of the deal. There's a lot of demand for existing cards that need to be met, but we also know that the new RTX 30-series cards are coming with their mobile computing counterparts.