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Nvidia's GeForce Game Ready Driver 572.xx has been nothing short of a disaster, with new reports pointing to problems with older GPUs.

NVIDIA's latest Game Ready drivers are causing issues while playing Assassin's Creed Shadows, specifically limiting GPU core clock speeds.

Nvidia has posted new statistics ahead of the GDC conference, confirming that 92% of gamers with RTX 50xx cards and Nvidia App use DLSS.

GeForce RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti for the first time was listed with 12 GB of memory by a Chinese retailer with higher than expected price.

While the RTX 5070 was relatively power efficient in our testing, we've found the best PSUs to pair it with.

A survey indicates AMD has outsold Nvidia's entire RTX 5000 lineup within the first week of its RX 9070 series launching on the market.

The RTX 5070 brings little improvement over the RTX 4070 Super, making the generational upgrade hardly noticeable. It performs well at 1440p, but with only 12GB of VRAM, 4K ray-traced gaming isn't really an option. On the bright side, it has solid overclocking potential, offering a 10% performance boost just by adjusting a few settings. Overall, the card even struggles to justify its $550 price tag when AMD’s RX 9070 offers more raw power and memory.

Gamers are no longer the prime target of Nvidia's business operations.

MSI dismissed a false allegation that GeForce RTX 5090 recalls were due to a fire hazard, which might have originated from miscommunication.