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According to reports and rumors floating around on the internet, it appears that Nvidia is gearing up to bring back the RTX 3060 gaming GPU. Compared to the RTX 5060, the RTX 3060 will have to be sold at a rather attractive price to justify its existence.

The Mind Graphics 2 is now available to purchase. This Khadas eGPU comes with a desktop Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti 16GB, and it can connect to a host device through the proprietary Mind Link or USB4. The retail price is $1,349.

Apple's M5 Pro GPU has arrived on Geekbench, revealing promising performance improvements over its predecessors. The OpenCL performance continues to be quite disappointing, however, with the RTX 5060 Laptop GPU pulling well ahead in the test.

A new leak says Nvidia is working on a new RTX 5050 variant. It will use GDDR7 VRAM and offer a minor increase in VRAM.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the chipmaker may curb further investments in OpenAI and Anthropic as both companies consider IPOs, signaling a potential shift away from Nvidia’s high-profile role as a key financier of the AI ecosystem.

RTX 5070-powered laptops launching in 2026 might get a VRAM upgrade. At least two SKUs have been spotted online with 12 GB RTX 5070 variants instead of the regular 8 GB.

Matrox has launched the Luma Pro Octal, which appears to be a new Intel Arc A380E-based enterprise GPU, in Japan. With a whopping eight mini DisplayPort 2.0 ports, the card can simultaneously output video to eight 5K or 4K screens.

Resident Evil Requiem was released yesterday, on February 27, and to celebrate the launch, Nvidia has decided to host a special giveaway featuring the flagship GPU of the RTX 50-series.

Thanks to an ongoing combo offer on Newegg, folks on the hunt for a high-capacity SSD and a gaming GPU can now save a whopping $635 on the RTX 5070 Shadow and WD SN850X 8 TB combo. Considering the ongoing insanity surrounding hardware prices, the aforementioned deal is definitely quite lucrative.

According to Nvidia, GPU supply is more than likely to remain "tight" for the next few quarters, with no clear indication of when - if at all - the situation returns to normal.

A thief has stolen more than $11,000 worth of GPUs from a store in Korea. We saw similar GPU theft unfold during the COVID-era GPU shortage. It is quite easy to see that stolen desktop GPUs will end up in the hands of scalpers who will then charge much more than the official MSRP.

Meta and AMD have announced a multi-year AI infrastructure partnership to deploy up to 6GW of AMD Instinct GPUs. AMD says the first 1GW shipments are expected in 2H 2026, and the deal includes a performance-based warrant tied to deliveries.

MSI's RTX 5090 Lightning Z is not for the faint-hearted. With a modified BIOS setting that can allow the card to pull in a mind-bending 2,500 watts, the Lightning Z GPU has already broken several world records, and is currently selling for unfathomable prices on eBay.

Despite ludicrous jumps in global GPU pricing, Japan has witnessed the opposite in the last month or so - following a drop in demand, prices for the AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT and 9070 XT gaming GPUs have fallen as much as 20% from their peaks.

Moore’s Law is Dead has acquired new information about Nvidia’s upcoming flagship graphics card. The RTX 5090 Ti/ Blackwell Titan is only marginally faster than the RTX 5090, but it conumes remarkably more power.

Intel Arc B580 and Arc A770 have been tested with XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation. Using 4x MFG, the Intel Arc B580 and Arc A770 show strong performance gains, achieving over 200% better FPS in some games. Intel has also reportedly done a good job with managing latency through XeLL.

Windows 11’s February 2026 cumulative update, KB5077181 (Builds 26100.7840/26200.7840), is drawing fresh gamer complaints about in-game stuttering, with some users reporting a workaround: disabling Fullscreen Optimizations.

MSI’s $5,090 RTX 5090 Lightning Z was built for extreme overclocking — and it delivered, breaking a Geekbench 5 world record at over 1,000W and 3.5 GHz under liquid nitrogen. But an aggressive 2,500W XOC BIOS and a sudden thermal imbalance ultimately cracked one GPU core, turning a record attempt into a costly casualty.

The ongoing DRAM and storage memory price gouging that is caused by the AI data center boom will affect gaming consoles, too. As a result, console makers like Nintendo or Sony are adjusting their sales and launch strategies.

The supply crunch affecting the RTX 5070 Ti has resulted in the price of the GPU rising by 25% in the US. The GPU now costs $1,000 on average. The RX 9070 XT, AMD's value-oriented answer to the RTX 5070 Ti, has also suffered a 21% price hike. The GPU now reportedly sits at $700 in North America.

We had the chance to test the performance of the new Intel Core Ultra 5 338H including the Arc B370 GPU with 10 Xe cores in some benchmarks. The results are very promising and the performance difference to the Arc B390 is small.

The next-gen HBM4 stacks exceed JEDEC and Nvidia specifications with speeds up to 13 Gbps and bandwidth of 3.3 TB/s, while delivering higher energy efficiency, improved thermals, and up to 36 GB capacity per 12‑layer stack. This is the priciest memory Nvidia has ever ordered for AI data center cards, though.

It is now reported that the price of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB has increased quite a lot in Germany. The GPU is now much closer in price to the RTX 5070 than at launch. The RTX 5070 has reportedly also seen a sharp price hike.

A video posted on a Chinese streaming platform shows an MSI RTX 5090 GPU catching fire on first boot. Unfortunately for the user, not being an officially sold RTX 5090D card may have rendered the GPU a complete loss.

The long awaited and highly anticipated game, Crimson Desert, is nearing its release on March 19. The developers are working with AMD to provide a free copy of the game to those who are shopping for select AMD CPUs, GPUs, and AMD powered laptops.

While researching alternatives to Acer’s NitroSense and PredatorSense software, we came across two tools: NotebookFanControl and Fan Control. Both are open-source applications, primarily distributed via GitHub. Unfortunately, neither of them meets our requirements.

A new report from Overclockers says Nvidia could launch a new graphics card this year. The source explicitly stated it is not related to the RTX 50 Super lineup, which was widely believed to launch in 2026.

The Aorus RTX 5060 Ti AI Box was presented multiple times by Gigabyte, and this new Thunderbolt 5 eGPU is finally available to purchase. Featuring a desktop-class 16GB GPU, it costs $699.99, which isn't much higher than what the GPU itself costs.

Hardware Unboxed has alleged that the RTX 5070 Ti is going to get even more expensive in the coming weeks. The RTX 5070 Ti is among the GPUs that Nvidia seems to have discontinued or, at the very least, scaled back the production of. As a result, the RTX 5070 Ti has shot up in price.

The Information reports that Nvidia might not launch any new RTX 50 series GPUs this year, effectively delaying the RTX 50 Super lineup. Even the next-gen RTX 60 SKUs have been delayed.

The Exynos 2600’s Xclipse 960 GPU has been benchmarked on Basemark’s In Vitro test. It shows up alongside the base Galaxy S26 and manages to outperform the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5’s Adreno 840 GPU by a narrow margin.

A gamer appears to have purchased a PNY RTX 5080 gaming GPU with a massive $437 discount at Walmart, having found the deal in the store's clearance section. However, as pointed by commenters, there appears to be more to the story than just sheer good luck.

Ugreen has launched its LinkStation eGPU Dock in the US, bringing both USB4 and OCuLink support in one enclosure. With an 850W built-in power supply, it’s designed to handle full-fat desktop GPUs.

AMD introduced the RDNA 3.5 architecture with its Strix Point and Strix Halo lineup. The same iGPU architecture is powering the recently unveiled Gorgon Point series, and it will reportedly stay for a good while, existing alongside RDNA 5 until 2029.

While an AMD RX 5700 XT from 2019 may be a tough sell in 2026, a lucky gamer appears to have bagged the GPU for just under $5 from a thrift store. With the aid of some thermal pads and a bunch of screws, the card fired up without any issues.

Zotac is facing criticism after reports of canceled RTX 50 series GPU orders followed by sudden price increases. The orders were canceled due to “system errors,” but the same cards reappeared later with much higher prices.

In addition to the RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB, Nvidia is reportedly also halting the production of the RTX 5060. The information comes on the heels of a controversy surrounding Asus first confirming the discontinuation of the RTX 5070 Ti to Hardware Unboxed and later walking back the confirmation.

A concerning report regarding the imminent increase in the price of AMD and Nvidia GPUs has come out of Taiwan. Following MSI's recent RTX 50 and RX 9000 GPU price hikes, Asus and Gigabyte are reportedly also going to implement a price increase for their GPU catalogues by the end of January 2026.

Rising memory prices are forcing AMD board partners to rethink their GPU priorities — and the Radeon RX 9070 may be the first to feel the squeeze. While not discontinued, the slower model is falling out of favor due to slim margins and poor market demand, with production shifting toward the more profitable RX 9070 XT.

Nvidia claims that the internet is full of misinformation about RTX 50 series graphics cards. The manufacturer has clarified that no GPUs face retirement because of higher memory prices. Also, other sources reveal that Nvidia is taking measures to insulate Blackwell cards during the crisis.

A new leak has suggested that GPU supply to board partners will be reduced from Nvidia, and the most obvious reason is AI-induced memory shortages. This also puts the introduction of RTX 50 Super series GPUs within this year in question.

The tech industry is in a tough spot right now due to the ongoing memory crisis, which has made most PC components extremely expensive. However, AMD says it is working with board partners to keep its GPUs priced close to MSRP.

Nvidia is reportedly adjusting its RTX 50 series supply strategy, with more focus on lower-VRAM models. The shift could impact the availability and pricing of higher-memory cards in the coming months.

Digital Foundry, Hardware Unboxed, and other reputable sources are singing the praises of Nvidia's latest & greatest gaming monitor advancement and its elimination of sample-and-hold blur. It's not perfect, but motion has reportedly never been clearer on a flat panel.

Nvidia has announced a new special giveaway. The grand prize is the flagship RTX 5090 with a custom 007 First Light wrap. Entries are currently open but will close in a few days.

Nvidia’s new G-Sync Pulsar technology combines advanced variable refresh rate syncing with CRT-inspired backlight strobing to deliver motion clarity that the company claims rivals a theoretical 1000 Hz display on 360 Hz LCD monitors. Early hands-on CES impressions describe a marked reduction in perceived motion blur and eye strain, positioning G-Sync Pulsar as a potential new standard for competitive FPS gaming on supported 1440p, 360 Hz IPS panels.