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The position of Nvidia’s RTX 5090 is looking shakier by the day, as even more chatter is emerging suggesting that this GPU is effectively sidelined at this point, even if it hasn’t actually been discontinued.
Nvidia’s supply issues with its gaming GPUs are seemingly the result of a strategy to get AI giants to stock up on more graphics chips than they can handle, if fresh reports are to be believed.
Private equity giant Blackstone is putting itself at the center of the AI boom, firm veteran Jas Khaira discussed last week on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt.
It’s been a theory for quite some time now that Nvidia is — what’s the polite way to put this? — let’s say deprioritizing PC gamers, perhaps, or more specifically, its gaming graphics cards. But this week has added more evidence to the collective weight that GeForce GPUs are increasingly at risk of being sidelined…
AMD’s CEO has assured us that the company is going to increase chip production in 2027, but while that might sound great on the face of it, this isn’t good news for consumers.
If you’re buying an Nvidia RTX 5090, or a PC with the graphics card inside, over in the US, you may have to fill out an official form to declare that you don’t intend to export and resell the GPU – or at least you will at Micro Center.
You can’t have missed all the chatter about experimenting with Nvidia’s DLSS 5 in all sorts of different PC games, and if you’ve felt the urge to join in but have been too intimidated by the idea of fudging the tech to work, a solution is now at hand.
Normally we get to this time of year and the typical advice is to hold fire on any potential tech purchases. This is because Black Friday is just a couple of months away, and so it always seems prudent to think about being patient, and the bargain you might just secure in the biggest tech…
It’s been over four years since Intel Arc graphics made their debut. Team Blue, primarily known for making some of the best processors of all time, had made its second big swing against the best graphics cards. Alchemist had promise from a price-to-performance perspective; the A-series impressed with budget-friendly performance in 1080p and 1440p with…
Nvidia’s RTX 5090 flagship has hit new heights in terms of ridiculous asking prices, just as a new rumor suggests that RTX 6000 (Rubin) GPUs are coming in 2027 — earlier than anticipated, and to say the price of those next-gen offerings is a worry given the current climate is a huge understatement.