Nvidia is hitting pause on new gaming graphics cards for the first time in roughly three decades, a break that underscores ...

That means gamers, already hard-pressed to find last year's RTX 50 series, likely won't get the expected "Super" version in ...

NVIDIA is reportedly revising its consumer GPU roadmap after ongoing memory supply constraints began disrupting upcoming ...

Plans for new gaming GPUs are being put on hold as the company prioritizes its resources to meet sky-high demand for AI chips ...

Nvidia has delayed its highly anticipated RTX 50-series “Super” graphics cards. Supply chain limits and shifting company ...

Nvidia Blackwell graphics cards launched more than a year ago, starting with the RTX 5090. And while this generation had a ...

Gizmodo reached out to Nvidia for comment, and we will update this post if we hear back.

The problem isn’t future graphic card delays; it’s today’s skyrocketing prices.

With a limited supply of RAM available, Nvidia is reportedly prioritizing AI over gaming.

Graphics card prices are skyrocketing and there doesn't appear to be relief in sight, but these older graphics cards may ...

It seems that the January update is seriously problematic for NVIDIA GPUs in some cases, with reports of black screens, FPS drops, and more besides.