Nvidia is ‘unlaunching’ the 12GB RTX 4080
The 12GB RTX 4080 is no more. Nvidia is “unlaunching the card” due to the confusing nature of having two RTX 4080 models in its lineup.
Intel says Moore’s Law is alive and well. Nvidia says it’s dead. Which is right?
Nvidia’s CEO boldly declared Moore’s law is dead last week. Intel is saying the opposite. So, who’s right?
Why I’m almost ready to switch to AMD GPUs for streaming
AMD has finally caught up with Nvidia on streaming thanks to the introduction of two new features: the new AMD encoder and AMD Noise Suppression.
EVGA’s feud with Nvidia gives new options to GPU makers
EVGA’s departure from the GPU market left its collaborators, such as Kingpin, open to new opportunities. Which brand will jump on the opportunity?
How Nvidia’s DLSS 3 works (and why AMD FSR can’t catch up for now)
Nvidia’s new DLSS 3 has a lot going on. We break down how it works and why AMD’s FSR can’t catch up, at least for the time being.
Nvidia CEO’s response to the EVGA controversy may surprise you
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has responded to the recent EVGA controversy. He also talked about the recent export restrictions.
How much does the RTX 4090 cost? RTX 40-series buying guide
Nvidia has finally announced the RTX 40 series, and alongside higher performance, these new GPUs come with high price tags.
Why the RTX 4080 12GB feels a lot like a rebranded RTX 4070
Nvidia has announced two versions of the RTX 4080. But the more we find out about these two GPUs, the more different they seem.
Even without the RTX 4090, Nvidia is making building a PC much more expensive
Though RTX 40 could be fast, Nvidia’s new GPUs are yet another round of price increases for GPUs, one that makes building a PC more expensive than ever before.
Don’t worry – the RTX 4090 won’t cause another GPU shortage
Nvidia is about to launch its next-gen RTX 4090 graphics card, and although it’s fair to worry about another GPU shortage, the card probably won’t cause one.