RTX graphics cards, encompassing NVIDIA's lineup since the Turing architecture, are defined by their dedicated hardware for real time ray tracing and AI accelerated features that have fundamentally transformed computer graphics. The architecture incorporates RT Cores specifically designed to accelerate bounding volume hierarchy (BVH) traversal and ray triangle intersection tests, which are computationally intensive operations essential for realistic lighting simulations. Simultaneously, Tensor Cores provide massive throughput for AI inference tasks, most notably powering DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) that uses neural rendering to reconstruct high resolution images from lower resolution inputs with minimal quality loss. The current Ada Lovelace architecture further advances these technologies with more efficient RT Cores, fourth generation Tensor Cores enabling frame generation in DLSS 3, and Shader Execution Reordering that optimizes scheduling for ray tracing workloads. Beyond gaming, these capabilities accelerate professional applications including 3D rendering, AI development, and scientific visualization. The platform also includes features like NVIDIA Reflex that reduces system latency for competitive gaming, and Broadcast which provides AI enhanced audio and video processing for streamers. Our company's RTX card offerings span the performance spectrum, with configurations carefully tested for stability, thermal performance, and feature compatibility. We maintain strong relationships with NVIDIA and board partners to ensure access to the latest models and custom designs. Through our global logistics network, we deliver these cards to international customers, while our technical support provides comprehensive guidance on driver optimization, feature configuration, and system integration to maximize the value of this advanced graphics technology.