It appears that Nvidia is preparing a slew of exciting programs for avid GeForce users. Latest news hinted of the company's plans to launch a Club GeForce, as well as a special promotion for the new GTX 1080 Ti graphics card.
Speculations are rife that Nvidia's upcoming GTX 1080 Ti graphic card will contain impressive specs to help enhance a user's gaming and PC experience. However, details of the upcoming graphics card have yet to be unveiled.
Recently, a job posting on LinkedIn, as cited by Digital Trends, revealed some interesting information about Nvidia's GTX 1080 Ti line. In describing the job scope for a "Senior Marketing Manager of GeForce Gamer Loyalty and Advocacy," the company identified what appears to be planned promotional and after-sales programs for consumers.
The company is looking to launch a special pre-launch promo where owners of GTX 980 Ti cards who will upgrade to the GTX 1080 Ti variant can be part of a group to get "first spot in line for 1080 Ti pre-orders." Moreover, Nvidia's "Step Up" promo aims to reward members of the GeForce Experience and GeForce Forum.
Apart from the pre-order perk, Nvidia is also planning to deploy Club GeForce that will reward avid users with special prizes. With a planned three-tier rewards category, club members can get free access to games either on a quarterly or annual basis.
Other rewards include complimentary custom skins, access to some of Nvidia's first-party content and more. Club GeForce members can even enjoy special discounts, free gaming peripherals, tickets to gaming events and special giveaways.
Meanwhile, a subscription-based "Elite" tier for the Club GeForce will provide members with access to cloud storage and free games. With a planned monthly subscription fee of $10, eligible members can also receive GeForce gears and other items.
At this point, it is unclear if Nvidia will deploy the said promotional activities and plans. The company has yet to comment on the leaked LinkedIn details.
In other news, the speculated specifications for the upcoming GTX 1080 Ti is set to render the GTX Titan X Pascal almost obsolete, according to WCCF Tech. With nearly identical specs, the new 1080 Ti has slightly better features such as a boost clock speed of 1,623 MHZ as compared to the Titan X Pascal's 1,530 MHZ.
The GTX 1080 Ti is expected to be unveiled at the 2017 CES event in January. Learn more about the said graphic card's speculated features in the clip below:
