The Nvidia GeForce RTX 30-series graphics cards were released back in September of 2020. Unfortunately, they've long been difficult to procure at market prices (or find at all) due to the ongoing ...

Now, Nvidia may bring official FG support to RTX 30-series GPUs, giving them a second wind in this era of RTX 50-series that ...

Nvidia RTX 40-series GPU owners continue to face system stability issues, with reports of blue screen crashes (BSODs), system instability, and game-breaking bugs. While many users have been ...

Nvidia’s RTX 30-series arrived at a difficult time for many gamers. Launched during the pandemic and at the height of the GPU shortage, the GPUs sold like hotcakes, ...

NVIDIA Has Stopped Selling 30 Series FE Cards This was originally spotted by the website cowcotland where it was spotted that Nvidia had removed 30 Series FE cards from its webstores in the UK, ...

Before Nvidia launched its Ada Lovelace 40-series GPUs, it stated it would continue to sell Ampere alongside it. ... Those GPUs include the GTX 16 series and some 30-series cards.

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Nvidia is running a deal this month that tosses Doom Eternal and Ghostwire: Tokyo for free with the purchase of select GeForce RTX 30-series cards, desktops, and laptops.

More than 80 percent of the GPUs profiled in Steam's survey are made by Nvidia, and seeing that a firm majority of 20-, 30-, and 40-series owners turn on DLSS gives them remarkable leverage.

The GPU shortage is back IGN. Not everyone remembers the GPU shortage that plagued Nvidia’s RTX 30-series and AMD’s RX 6000-series, but those who do remember surely know how dreadful it was.

Nvidia’s RTX 30 series graphics cards have been a point of contention within the computer community for a couple of years now. But the wait for next-generation cards may be over as Nvidia’s ...

Nvidia dropping 32-bit PhysX from the RTX 50-series' CUDA infrastructure is another sign that game preservation can't depend on those making gaming hardware.