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MSI and Asus have raised the prices of Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 and 5080 gaming GPUs by hundreds of dollars, just a week after ...

The GeForce RTX 5090 features 32GB of GDDR7, using sixteen 2GB modules connected through a 512-bit memory interface. 48GB would be possible if sixteen 3GB chips were used instead of 2GB chips.

It's not the most expensive GPU that Nvidia has ever launched—2018's $2,499 Titan RTX has it beat, and 2022's RTX 3090 Ti also cost $2,000—but it's safe to say it's not really a GPU intended ...

The biggest chunk of cash is predictably knocked off the most expensive GPU, so with the 7900 XTX buyers are getting £85 cashback in the UK or €100 in Europe (that’d be around $110 in the US ...

We've reviewed every GPU released in the past several generations from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel, but these 12 are the GPUs that stand out the most.

A leaker on the Chiphell forums recently suggested that Nvidia's board partners will struggle to sell custom RTX 50 series graphics cards at MSRP due to ...

For most people that just want raw gaming performance ... especially with the upcoming FSR 4. With more expensive graphics cards, however, power is going to be a big concern.

Using the $1,999 price as a baseline, the RTX 5090 is the most expensive consumer GPU NVIDIA has ever released, beating the RTX 4090 predecessor's $1,599 launch price by a considerable margin.