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Nvidia's RTX 5000 Cards Delay Impact on Monster Hunter Wilds Development
Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds won't see DLSS 4 support at launch due to Nvidia's unavailability of RTX 5000 series graphics cards prior to CES.
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Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds won't see DLSS 4 support at launch due to Nvidia's unavailability of RTX 5000 series graphics cards prior to CES.
Zotac introduces a method to sell RTX 50-series graphics cards directly to gamers through their Discord, aiming to combat scalper activity.
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TSMC is rapidly moving forward its timeline to produce advanced 3nm chips in the United States, previously scheduled for 2028, to 2027 due to tariff fears impacting next-generation GPUs.
Nvidia has confirmed that pre-orders for the RTX 50-series laptops will begin on February 25 and will be available in March, addressing concerns about inventory and performance.
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Worrying reports indicate that Nvidia's latest RTX 5090 Founders Edition may have a serious issue with melting power connectors, reminiscent of prior problems with the RTX 4090.
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