Tag: graphics-cards

Nvidia controls 94% of the discrete graphics card market by the end of 2025, with AMD’s presence sharply declining, new research reveals.

Nvidia issues hotfix driver version 595.76 to fix voltage configuration problems affecting GeForce RTX 5000 graphics cards.

Nvidia marks 25 years since the launch of GeForce3, the first consumer GPU to introduce programmable shaders.

Micron becomes the third GDDR7 chip supplier for GeForce RTX 5000 graphics cards, though memory shortages are expected to persist.

Ongoing memory shortages are driving gamers back to DDR4 systems and 8GB graphics cards, impacting hardware choices in the gaming PC market.

After a significant price surge last year, AMD gaming GPUs in Japan have seen a retail price decrease of 15–20%, reflecting consumer pushback.

Nvidia, AMD, and Intel graphics card prices surged an average 15% worldwide between November 2025 and February 2026.

With memory, GPUs, and storage prices climbing in early 2026, gamers must explore budget-friendly component choices to build a capable gaming PC.

In early 2026, gamers face high costs for memory, graphics cards, and storage, but some components still offer room for savings.

Nvidia GPU users have reported notable performance drops linked to Windows 11 update KB5074109, which has introduced multiple system issues.

Nvidia plans no new GeForce RTX GPUs this year and will reduce existing card production by up to 40%, shifting focus to AI accelerators.

MSI Afterburner will feature GPU Safeguard+ to protect RTX 5000 and RX 9000 GPU power connectors from overheating and melting.

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