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This isn’t surprising at all, to be honest, NVIDIA has had a history of countering disruptive Radeon launches with unexpected “Ti” cards. The prime examples are the GTX 780 Ti, the 1070 Ti and more recently the GTX 1660 Ti. These cards weren’t based on new architectures or anything, they just had more shaders and/or memory than their non-Ti counterparts

Remember, that Super teaser that NVIDIA released right before Computex? Yeah, the one with the shiny silver plate with “Super” engraved on it. So, turns out whatever that something super is hasn’t been revealed yet, and NVIDIA is prepping two new Turing cards, faster than the GeForce RTX 2070 and RTX 2080 for E3, right in time to crash AMD’s Navi GPU launch.

A student of Class 12, Furkhan had started playing the addictive game after lunch and continued for 6 hours until he collapsed.
A 16-year-old boy in Madhya Pradesh died of cardiac arrest after playing the popular game PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds known as PUBG for six hours straight.

The deceased, identified as Furkhan Qureshi, was a resident of Neemuch town of Madhya Pradesh. A student of Class 12, Furkhan had started playing the addictive game after lunch according to his family.

“Furkhan started playing the game right after lunch and it continued for over six hours. Just before he collapsed, he became very agitated and started shouting at other players,” said Harun Rashid Qureshi, the boys father. The incident occurred on May 28.

Furkhan’s sister, Fiza Qureshi, who was sitting beside him when the incident occurred said that “My brother was playing PUBG with some of his friends. Suddenly, he started shouting ‘carry out the blast..carry out blast’. Then he threw his earphones and mobile and cried saying “I will not play with you’. I lost the game because of you.”

Furkhan’s brother Mohammad Hashim stated how he also used to be addicted to the game and often play for 18 hours. He has deleted the game off his phone after the death of his brother.