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Nvidia insists all RTX 50-series GPUs will ‘continue to ship’ — here’s what that actually means
After reports that the Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti had been killed, this statement was walked back. But then other leakers doubled down. Here's what's going on with GPUs right now.
'Demand for GeForce RTX GPUs is strong': Nvidia reportedly won't discontinue RTX 5070 Ti GPU
Reported Nvidia statement contradicts recent reports of discontinued and cancelled RTX GPUs.
'Things are looking pretty bleak across the graphics card market': Nvidia reportedly set to discontinue the RTX 5070 Ti GPU
According to Hardware Unboxed, Nvidia is reportedly ending production of the RTX 5070 Ti and several GPUs with 16GB of VRAM.
Asus rep says memory shortage should 'start to normalize' by 2027, but 'nobody wants to be the first one to lower prices'
Asus speaks with Tom's Guide on when the ongoing RAM crisis will finally start to normalize, and how there may be a memory pricing standoff since "nobody wants to be the first" to drop costs.
After missing CES, don't expect the Nvidia RTX 50 Super GPU series anytime soon
A new leak suggested that Nvidia has indefinitely delayed its GeForce RTX 50-series SUPER GPUs.
DLSS 4.5 is now live — I tested Nvidia’s upscaler to see which model you should actually use
Nvidia's DLSS 4.5 is now available to all gamers, so I put it to the test to see whether it's worth using, and figure out when it's best to use Model M vs Model L.
'DRAM shortages could persist for quite some time now': Micron on RAM crisis lasting until 2028 with high AI demand, 'we are still servicing the consumer market'
Micron VP Christopher Moore explains the ongoing RAM crisis and how memory shortages could persist until 2028 in light of high AI demand, but the company is 'still servicing the consumer market.'
'Basically a photograph interacting with you at 500 frames per second': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shares his vision of the future of PC gaming, and how the company plans to tackle GPU pricing crisis
Behind closed doors at a Q&A with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, we were really able to talk about the future of gaming and how AI will continue to push the envelope.
