Hardware
Best Buy Offers Non-MSRP RTX 5070 Graphics Cards, Prices Escalate Above $700
Best Buy has started selling several RTX 5070 graphics cards, with many priced above the expected MSRP, raising concerns among consumers.
Hardware
Nvidia Sees $200 Billion Drop in Market Value Following Tariff Announcements
Nvidia's stock takes a significant hit as President Trump implements tariffs on foreign goods, leading to a $200 billion decrease in valuation.
Graphics Cards
MSI Removes MSRP Graphics Cards from Its Store Amid Low Stock Levels
MSI has withdrawn its retail-priced RTX 50-series graphics cards from its online store, highlighting ongoing supply issues and price hikes in the GPU market.
Hardware
New Update for CPU-Z Alerts Users to Missing GPU ROPs
A recent enhancement to the CPU-Z tool provides warnings for users whose GPUs may have an incorrect number of Raster Operation Pipelines (ROPs).
Computing
Manufacturing Developments: Intel Teams Up with Broadcom and Nvidia
Intel's foundry business finds hope as it engages Broadcom and Nvidia to explore production on its latest 18A process node.
Hardware
PC Builder Confirms Correct ROPs for RTX 50-Series GPUs Amid Reports
Some RTX 50-series graphics cards may be shipped with missing ROPs. One PC builder assures customers of compliance with specifications.
Gaming
AMD's Pricing Strategy for RX 9070-Series Takes Aim at Nvidia
AMD unveils competitive pricing for its new RX 9070-series graphics cards, challenging Nvidia's dominance in the GPU market.
Hardware
Nvidia's New Arm Chip Encountering Disappointing Benchmark Results
The performance metrics for Nvidia's anticipated Arm-based chip appear to be underwhelming based on initial tests.
Gaming
Nvidia Resolves Black Screen Issues with Latest Game Ready Driver
Nvidia has released driver version 572.60 to address various black screen problems that affected gamers using the RTX 50-series graphics cards.
Hardware
Nvidia's Earnings Call Provides Hope for RTX 50-Series GPU Availability
Despite challenges in the GPU market, Nvidia anticipates improved stock levels for its RTX 50-series graphics cards following its latest earnings report.
Hardware
Maingear's CEO Reports No GPU Issues Amid Speculation
A report from Maingear's CEO dismisses the widespread concerns about GPUs having missing ROPs.
Hardware
Nvidia to Resolve RTX 50-Series Black Screen Problems With Upcoming Driver Update
Nvidia is set to release a new driver update aimed at fixing the black screen issues affecting RTX 50-series graphics cards.
Graphics Cards
Next Opportunity to Acquire an RTX 50-series Graphics Card Likely in March
Rumors indicate that Nvidia will launch a 16 GB variant of the RTX 5060 Ti next month, amidst anticipation for better stock and pricing.
Gaming News
Nvidia RTX 50 Series Cards Prompt Gamers to Utilize Secondary Graphics for Legacy Games
With the introduction of Nvidia's RTX 50 series, players are adapting by integrating older GPUs to enhance gameplay performance on legacy titles.
Graphics
Nvidia RTX 50-Series Cards Experiencing ROP Issues
Reports have emerged regarding missing ROPs in Nvidia's newest GPU line, raising concerns among buyers.
AI
Nvidia Launches Free AI Tool for Learning American Sign Language with Over 400,000 Clips
Nvidia's new platform aims to teach ASL using a vast library of video clips, promoted by an interactive AI system.
Hardware
Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti Launch Live Updates: Retail Links and Pricing
Keep track of the ongoing releases and prices for the RTX 5070 Ti graphics card, including links to retailers and real-time updates.
Gaming
Why You Should Consider an RTX 4070 Gaming PC Instead of Waiting for the RTX 5070
Discover why investing in an RTX 4070 gaming PC might be a better choice than waiting for the RTX 5070.
Hardware
Nvidia Revives Its Priority Access Program to Purchase New RTX 5090 and 5080 Graphics Cards
Nvidia's Priority Access program returns, offering gamers a chance to buy newly launched graphics cards at retail prices amid ongoing stock shortages.
Gaming
Nvidia Discontinues 32-Bit PhysX Support in RTX 50-Series GPUs
The discontinuation of 32-bit support means older games may not run as effectively on the latest Nvidia cards.
