Accuracy matters more to us than keeping an article’s first wording. This page explains how to report an error, what we do with a report, and lists every correction we have made to a published article.
How corrections work
Each report is checked against the original sources. When a fact in an article was wrong, we fix it and add a dated correction notice at the end of the article that says what changed. Spelling, grammar and formatting fixes are made without a notice. Wiki specifications and Market Watch prices are corrected in place. The full policy is in Our Standards.
Corrections log
- The RTX 5090 Makes a Vengeful Comeback, This Time Near $8,000
An earlier version said the RTX 5090 was hard to find for up to 20 days. In October our records show gaps of 12 days in the US and 14 days in Germany, so it was up to two weeks.
Report an error
Use this form for a factual error in an article, a wrong specification in the GPU or CPU Wiki, a missing source or a broken link. A link to a source helps us check it quickly.