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EVGA, a titan in the PC component space, is getting out of the graphics card game, The Verge reported. The company posted in its community forum, saying it won’t be making next-generation Nvidia graphics cards but will continue to sell and support “the existing current generation products.” The Verge also reported that Gamers Nexus stated that EVGA doesn’t currently have
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced they had settled charges against technology company NVIDIA Corporation for inadequate disclosure concerning the impact of crypto mining on the company’s gaming business. The press release includes the following: “The SEC’s order finds that, during consecutive quarters in NVIDIA’s fiscal year 2018, the company failed to disclose that crypto mining was a significant
Nvidia announced a change to their RTX 30 series cards. The purpose is to nerf them so that the cards will be less desirable to people who use them for mining cryptocurrency. To me, it sounds like this could make it easier for gamers to not only obtain Nvidia’s cards, but also to use them for their intended purpose -
NVIDIA announced at the annual Computex conference in Taipei a full range of Turing architecture-based Quadro GPUs for mobile workstations from global system providers such as Dell, HP and Lenovo. Featuring Quadro RTX 5000, 4000, and 3000 GPUs – the world's most powerful GPUs – the new mobile workstations are built to deliver desktop-level performance and capabilities in a mobile
NVIDIA revealed at CES 2019 that RTX is coming to laptops, starting with over 40 new GeForce RTX laptops, in 100-plus configurations, from NVIDIA's partners around the world. If you want a super thin, super fast laptop, there are 17 GeForce RTX Max-Q laptops debuting at CES 2019. These are designed to get maximum GPU performance from the thinnest-possible designs.
NVIDIA unveiled the GeForce RTX 2060 at CES 2019. On January 15, 2019, the $349 GeForce RTX will deliver advanced ray tracing and AI features, plus levels of performance previously available only in high-end gaming GPUs, at a price point within reach of PC gamers worldwide. "For tens of millions go gamers everywhere, next-gen gaming starts today," said NVIDIA founder
NVIDIA announced that they are canceling their GeForce Partner Program. The program began on March 1, 2018, and was ended on May 4, 2018. NVIDIA announced that they had decided to cancel the GeForce Partner Program. In their blog post, they state: “The rumors, conjecture and mistruths go far beyond its intent. Rather than battling misinformation, we have decided to