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Hardware leaker MEGAsizeGPU claims Nvidia has reportedly slashed graphics card supply to its AIC partners by 15% to 20%, and there won't be any new GeForce graphics cards until 2027.
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Troublesome 16-pin connector sidelines $30,000 H200 Hopper GPU
Technician repairs 16-pin power connector on a $30,000 H200 PCIe Hopper graphics card. Connector's sense pins were damaged and had to be fixed by soldering new pins to the card.
Nvidia DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution leaves beta, available now to Nvidia app users
Nvidia's DSLL 4.5 Super Resolution feature is now available to all users of the Nvidia app, having left beta.
42 bewildered Amazon customers duped by $999 RTX 5090 scam, sent fanny packs instead
An Amazon seller is tricking desperate buyers by offering a fake GeForce RTX 5090 for $999
Asus revised the liquid metal application on its $4,000 ROG Matrix RTX 5090 cards
Compared to the sample he checked out earlier.
AMD leaves the door open to experimental FSR Redstone support on RDNA 3
At CES 2026, AMD used an interview with PCWorld to restate its official position on FSR Redstone while softening the edges around it.
Nvidia’s Blackwell gaming GPUs go through blower-style transformation to fuel AI data centers
Presumably with both stock and upgraded VRAM options.
