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The high-end GPU market is becoming increasingly hard to justify, and November 2026 is serving up yet another harsh reminder of exactly how badly sensible graphics card prices have dropped. The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series is already pricey at launch, and now we are seeing ridiculous price inflation, making it hard for even the…

NVIDIA DLSS 5 Neural Rendering makes Mario Kart World look almost like an animated movie

The GeForce RTX 5070 targets 1440p gaming, though demanding ray tracing can push its performance. The graphics card offers several options to keep frame rates playable, including DLSS, Ray Reconstruction, and Frame Generation. But 12GB of VRAM and insufficient processing power may be a hurdle in demanding current games.

NVIDIA said RTX Spark laptops are now available from ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft and MSI, while also adding new local AI models, agent controls and gaming updates to the platform. The company framed the rollout as an expansion of its Windows-focused personal AI systems for developers, creators and gamers, with the laptops built around…

Graphics card prices, upscaling technology, and GPU availability continue to shape PC gamers’ plans for their next upgrade. The RTX 5090 is appearing at prices far above its launch MSRP, while AMD users are experimenting with Nvidia’s DLSS features through unofficial software. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s updated DLSS 5 model shows performance improvements, though some limitations remain.

NVIDIA has introduced a new DLSS Frame Generation preset through the NVIDIA app, offering an alternative to Preset B. Called Preset C, the new option prioritizes performance by reducing the processing cost of generated frames, which may improve frame rates and reduce latency.

NVIDIA’s next-generation roadmap could leave ordinary PC gamers waiting years for an inexpensive update. According to industry leaks, the high-end RTX 60 series may come in mid-to-late 2028, pushing the consumer GeForce RTX 6060 until 2029.

When it comes to GPU cards, there are pretty much two companies to consider: AMD and NVIDIA, or “team red” and “team green” to their devoted fanbases. But you don’t really have to choose, and can, in fact, use cards from both companies in the same machine. All you need is the correct PCIe x16 lanes…

Nvidia is now the fifth (fifth!) major chipmaker for laptop processors, simultaneously impressing us with its RTX Spark’s broad and potent capabilities and stretching our testing capacity thinner than Cary Elwes’ Westley in The Princess Bride. Entering a crowded space while trying to stand out in the burgeoning AI laptop category, Nvidia has made sure…

The PC modding community continues to push the boundaries of NVIDIA’s proprietary technologies, and the latest breakthrough is particularly impressive. NVIDIA DLSS Ray Reconstruction can now run on AMD Radeon GPUs, courtesy of a new update to the increasingly ambitious DLSS-NR-on-AMD project.