NVIDIA has announced that 500 RTX games and apps are now powered by DLSS, ray tracing, and AI-enhanced technologies, marking another major milestone for the platform that was originally launched alongside the GeForce RTX 2080, the world’s first RTX graphics card, on August 20, 2018.
As part of its celebrations, NVIDIA has shared an infographic that not only traces the history of RTX but also offers some impressive statistics for the technology, including how over 80 million hours of RTX games are being played each week:
NVIDIA goes on to thank both gamers, as well as publishers and developers, for supporting RTX and making it a success:
Thank you to the publishers and developers who brought RTX technologies to life. And thank you to all the RTX gamers who have grown to love RTX through each game, update and launch.
Thank you for being here with us on this journey, for each moment you spent developing, playing or creating with the RTX games and apps we all love.
And to further celebrate, NVIDIA is giving away 20 $500 Green Man Gaming gift cards as part of a new sweepstakes, the instructions of which can be found below:
- Follow our GeForce social channels on X (Formerly known as Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or Reddit, Discord and other social media platforms for key prompts and instructions.Â
- Check the complete set of rules for the sweepstakes
💚 THANK YOU FOR 500 RTX GAMES & APPS 💚
— NVIDIA GeForce (@NVIDIAGeForce) December 4, 2023
To celebrate use #RTX500 ALL December across our social channels for a chance to win $500 gift cards courtesy of Green Man Gaming + other great prize giveaways.
For your first chance to win:
🟢 Comment #RTX500
🟢 Tell us your favorite… pic.twitter.com/l3g7kTKujD
This contest will also include the chance to win #RTXON keyboard keycaps, which, according to NVIDIA, have been a highly sought-after item.
