NVIDIA reports its Nemotron 3.5 Transcribe ranks first among open models on Hugging Face's English speech-recognition board, with 4B of 30B parameters active. Quantized RTX Spark builds are coming.
NVIDIA's own whitepapers put GeForce cards at half the workstation rate for tensor math with FP32 accumulate. The unlock's authors report double the peak, though measured real gains are smaller.
YouTubers said the RTX 5090 was finished. NVIDIA said it was not. Then the card vanished, and came back costing more.
From Sega's rescue money to CUDA and Tensor Cores, Nvidia has spent 20 years building its future into gaming cards and having gamers pay for it.
The cheapest RTX 5090 in stock is almost $7,000, 3.5 times its MSRP, and 0.40 percent of surveyed Steam systems have one. Mid-range cards sit 53 to 84 percent above their launch prices.
NVIDIA's RTX Mega Geometry debuts in Gears of War: E-Day and needs 12GB of VRAM. The week's GeForce news also covers path tracing in The Witcher 3 Remastered and the latest DLSS updates.
Buying a GeForce RTX 5090 used to involve a credit card, a car, and a small prayer to the stock gods. At some stores it now also involves a photo ID and a signed declaration that the card stays in…
NVIDIA's new security driver still reaches decade-old GeForce cards, while a modder's untested build routes DLSS onto AMD Radeon RX 9000 GPUs.
CD Projekt Red says the Witcher 3 remaster's new Ray-Traced HairWorks option cuts framerates more than intended, and advises turning it off until a patch arrives.
US street prices put the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB near the RX 9070 XT, while our native 1440p/4K suite says the XT is about 64% faster. Here is when the Ti still makes sense.
