People who buy new RTX Studio PCs will get 3 free months of Adobe Creative Cloud
RTX Studio devices are made for creators, and you can get three free months of Adobe Creative Cloud with many of them.
What you need to know
- NVIDIA announced that RTX Studio PCs will come with three free months of Adobe Creative Cloud.
- The program starts on January 13, 2020.
- Companies announced several RTX Studio PCs at CES 2020.
NVIDIA announced that new RTX Studio PCs will come with three free months of Adobe Creative Cloud. RTX Studio desktops and laptops are built for professional creators who need the ability to handle heavy workloads. As such, many of them will use Adobe Creative Cloud and can take advantage of the offer. NVIDIA explains NVIDIA Studio on its website.
GeForce RTX and Quadro RTX GPUs are "at the heart of the RTX Studio products," according to NVIDIA. The company also points out that over 40 applications work with RTX technology.
Several companies announced RTX Studio devices at CES 2020, though at the time of publication, some of those devices have not been announced yet. Two examples that have been announced are the Acer ConceptD 7 Ezel and the HP ENVY 32 All-in-One. In addition to having unique form factors, these devices pack internals that professional video editors, artists, and creators want.
New RTX Studio laptops and desktops will come with three free months of Adobe Creative Cloud starting on January 13, 2020. NVIDIA did not specify which RTX Studio devices are eligible for the offer, only referring to "qualifying RTX Studio laptops and dekstops."
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