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Modder praydog has released a new version of REFramework that enables path tracing in the PC remakes of Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4. The mod also supports NVIDIA DLSS 4.5, allowing RTX owners to partially offset the heavy GPU load.

Tech blogger JayzTwoCents put together a list of products the industry should be ashamed of. This "hall of shame" isn’t just about underperforming GPUs or power-hungry CPUs. It’s a story of engineers with stacked resumes somehow pretending that noise levels rivaling a jet engine were “normal fan operation” — and that a melting power connector was just “user error.”

The latest GPU rankings for February 2026 are out. Topping the list isn’t a flagship model, but a mid-range card. And in the budget category, there’s a new leader—Intel just lost its spot to NVIDIA.

The owner of a brand-new MSI GeForce RTX 5090 fired up the camera to document his first post-upgrade boot — but instead of the desktop, he got a flash of flame inside the case. The card, bought through a middleman and left without any official warranty, went up in smoke in seconds.

Gamers had barely come to terms with the price and performance of the RTX 5090 when details about an even more powerful NVIDIA graphics card leaked online. Everything suggests this isn't just an upgrade; we might be looking at the return of the Titan or the arrival of an RTX 5090 Ti.

A mandatory Windows update is causing headaches for gamers using NVIDIA graphics cards. While NVIDIA has typically fixed such issues with its own patches in the past, the company is now officially recommending the removal of the January update KB5074109. Following its installation, GeForce owners are reporting widespread FPS drops and visual artifacts in games.

Six years ago, GeForce Now officially left beta testing, but calling it six years old isn't quite right. The service's history is one of constant reinvention: from a niche technology for SHIELD devices to a global cloud gaming platform.

Gamers, brace yourselves for another waiting game. Fresh insider reports indicate that NVIDIA's plans to refresh its GeForce lineup have undergone serious revisions. The culprit? A memory market crisis that's already impacting the availability of current models. This time, however, the repercussions could be long-term, affecting not just imminent releases.

An analysis of Steam's January 2026 monthly report reveals that, despite the active release of new hardware, most users still prefer tried-and-true configurations. The heart of a modern gaming PC continues to be a six-core processor and a previous-generation graphics card, while the Windows 11 operating system steadily gains more users.

NVIDIA's Vice President of Hardware Engineering, Andrew Bell, has discussed the current state and future prospects of the Shield TV media player. He confirmed the company continues to support it and is considering a new generation of the device, provided a compelling enough concept is found.

NVIDIA appears to be reconsidering its ambitious plans for massive investments in OpenAI. The $100 billion deal announced by the companies in fall 2025 may never materialize — negotiations have hit a deadlock, and doubts are growing inside NVIDIA about ChatGPT developer’s business strategy.

Amid persistent challenges with memory supply and costs, NVIDIA has identified key mainstream market models for early 2026, according to insider sources. Under the new plan, up to 75% of all GeForce RTX 50 graphics card shipments will be concentrated on just three variants.

NVIDIA has launched a native GeForce Now client for Linux. The service works on Ubuntu 24.04 and SteamOS, granting gamers on this OS access to libraries from Steam, Epic, and PC Game Pass.

Retail prices for the new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti with 16GB of memory have soared 30-40% above the manufacturer's suggested price, leading to a collapse in consumer demand. Data from the largest markets in Europe and the US shows buyers are overwhelmingly choosing more affordable or performant alternatives, ignoring a model that was supposed to be a sales hit in the mid-range segment.

NVIDIA has rolled out a major update for its FrameView monitoring utility. Version 1.7 brings a fully customizable overlay, improved measurement accuracy at extremely high FPS, and a lengthy list of fixes aimed at boosting stability and compatibility with popular games.

NVIDIA has released another major update for GeForce graphics card owners. The Game Ready 591.86 WHQL driver is aimed at delivering maximum performance and stability for several key gaming releases.

NVIDIA has open-sourced a unique voice AI model poised to fundamentally change how humans and artificial intelligence interact. The new development removes a major barrier to natural communication artificial pauses, enabling real-time conversation as if with a living interlocutor.

The popularity of super-wide monitors is steadily growing, promising gamers an incredible sense of immersion. However, the stunning picture in the 32:9 format comes at the cost of an exceptionally high load on the graphics system. Specialists have conducted extensive testing of modern GPUs in current games to find out which models can truly handle native 5K rendering.

Just when everyone was expecting another breakthrough in gaming or robotics, NVIDIA made an unexpected move, venturing into a field where even the most powerful computers often get it wrong—weather prediction. At a meteorologists' meeting in Houston, the giant unveiled its Earth-2 platform with open AI models, promising to deliver accurate two-week forecasts.

New data has surfaced online, pointing to the imminent launch of Lenovo laptops powered by NVIDIA's in-house processors. Judging by the codenames, these could include the world's first Windows 11 gaming laptop on ARM architecture, positioned to challenge traditional x86 platforms.