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NVIDIA's Business Strategy Target Audience Meme

This is a 4-panel comic meme that jokes about NVIDIA's pricing strategy for high-end graphics cards. The first three panels show a man in a red shirt surrounded by piles of cash, who first brags he has far too much extra money, then panics about what to do with all the excess cash, and finally begs someone to take some of the money that is falling out of his pockets. The fourth panel reveals a businessman next to the NVIDIA logo, who explains that the cash-rich panicking man is how NVIDIA imagines their target audience. The joke pokes fun at the extremely high pricing of NVIDIA's consumer GPUs, which are only affordable for wealthy customers with lots of extra disposable income.
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WOW I HAVE WAY TOO MUCH MONEY
DAMMIT WHAT AM I GUNNA DO WITH ALL THIS MONEY
I'TS LITERALLY FALLING OUT OF MY POCKETS! WON'T SOMEBODY PLEASE TAKE SOME OF THIS MONEY?!
SO ANYWAY, THAT'S HOW I IMAGINE OUR TARGET AUDIENCE

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Overview

This is a 4-panel comic meme that jokes about NVIDIA's pricing strategy for high-end graphics cards. The first three panels show a man in a red shirt surrounded by piles of cash, who first brags he has far too much extra money, then panics about what to do with all the excess cash, and finally begs someone to take some of the money that is falling out of his pockets. The fourth panel reveals a businessman next to the NVIDIA logo, who explains that the cash-rich panicking man is how NVIDIA imagines their target audience. The joke pokes fun at the extremely high pricing of NVIDIA's consumer GPUs, which are only affordable for wealthy customers with lots of extra disposable income.

Origin notes

This meme was originally shared on Reddit with the title 'The business strategy has been revealed', matching the given source information. The original webcomic is created by the artist 'MYGUMSAREBLEEDING', whose watermark is visible at the bottom left of the image. It spread online as a popular joke reacting to NVIDIA's consistent price hikes for their graphics cards over the 2020s.

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