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AMD announces global rollout of the RX 9070 GRE, which is slower than the standard model for the same original MSRP
Computex 2026 Though MSRP means little right now.
Nvidia announces that a DLSS 4.5 update for Ray Reconstruction is finally on its way, promising better ray-traced and path-traced graphics for 'similar performance' as the old model
Computex 2026 It's very late to the party, but better than never having it at all.
This supply chain Sankey diagram for an Nvidia AI megachip is a handy guide to understanding just how easy it is to ruin the prices of graphics cards
News One hiccup over there, a price increase here, and our precious GPUs become a whole lot more expensive.
It looks like Nvidia's AI inference GPU won't see the light of day this year, which could actually be good news for PC gamers
News Vera Rubin, on the other hand, is all steam ahead. Which isn't good news for PC gamers, sadly.
Potential DLSS 5 references have been found in the latest Nvidia driver, but it's all gone quiet on the AI image enhancement front
News *Tumbleweed.*
007 First Light joins an ever-expanding list of 2026 games without up-to-date AMD FSR or Intel XeSS support
News Shaken, stirred, who cares? Just properly support all GPUs, please, not just some of them.
Taiwanese buyers of Gigabyte's new RTX 5090 can register to receive a 'gold item', because nothing says wealth like Nvidia's most expensive gaming GPU
News And it's beans on toast for lunch again for me.
The Nvidia Control Panel is no more, an ex-control panel, kicked the bucket, run down the curtain and joined the choir invisib... okay, it's being retired
News Still, who wants to pour one out?
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