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A new report has revealed China may have bought up 1 million Nvidia GPUs for AI this year.

Nvidia has announced that DLSS 5 is now two times faster while using less VRAM.

Premium Modders UncleBurrito and Dashdogy speak on recent developments in the scene.

independent-arg built this labor of love for the Nvidia community.

A customer paid approximately $350 for what appeared to be a repairable RTX 4090, only to receive a fake GPU with components that were painstakingly designed to resemble the real thing.

A Reddit user bought a nine-GPU Nvidia P106-100 mining rig with 54GB of VRAM for $35 and ran Qwen3.6-35B-A3B on it locally.

In PC DIY it might still be worth challenging convention, as TrashBench shows with his GPU hotspot getting up to 19C cooler.

No more GB202 for consumers?

Retro techie retrofits Nvidia Windows XP 32-bit drivers with Pascal card support and improved DisplayPort and HDMI support for contemporary displays

Reddit user u/DallasGrave shared a fix for his RTX 5090, one of the best graphics cards, whose 12VHPWR connector was overheating, along with an image of a module screwed onto the back of his GPU.

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