Nvidia push back Geforce launch dates
The Geforce GTX 1630 delayed, RTX 40 series as well
It appears that Nvidia has pushed back its launched dates, that includes the upcoming Geforce GTX 1630 and the RTX 40 series as well.
GPUs start to reach MSRP
Two years of inflated prices over
The current generation of RTX Ampere and RDNA 2 GPUs from Nvidia and AMD are about to reach MSRP levels.
Nvidia flagship RTX 4090 to launch first
Followed by RTX 4080 and RTX 4070
According to the latest rumors, Nvidia plans to kick off its RTX 40 series with the RTX 4090, followed by the RTX 4080, and the RTX 4070.
Nvidia warns of trouble ahead
But while there's moonlight, music, and love, and romance let's face the music and dance
Nvidia beat analyst expectations for sales and earnings, but the stock dropped more than 10 per cent in extended trading at one point after the chipmaker gave a light forecast for the current quarter and warned of trouble ahead.
Nvidia brings support for Nvidia DLSS to 12 more games
Hitman 3, F1 22, and more
Nvidia has been pushing hard to bring support for both DLSS and ray tracing to as many games as possible, and now, 12 more games have been put on the DLSS support list.
Nvidia bringing Geforce GTX 1630 on May 31st
512 CUDA cores and 4GB of GDDR6 memory
According to a new report, Nvidia will be launching its newest Geforce GTX 1630 graphics card on May 31st.
Nvidia’s anti-mining code is now broken
Probably too late to do any damage
Nvidia’s code which borks its cards if they are used for Ethereum mining has been cracked.
Nvidia RTX 40 series could come in early Q3
Around 2x faster than the RTX 3090
According to the latest rumor, Nvidia could launch its RTX 40 series as early as mid-July.
Nvidia schedules Computex 2022 keynote for May 23rd
Promises "the latest products for gamers"
Nvidia has officially set the date for its Computex 2022 keynote for May 23rd, announcing a total of six speakers, including Jeff Fisher, Senior VP of Geforce at Nvidia.
Nvidia publishes Linux GPU kernel modules
Promises to maintain it
Nvidia, which is named after a Roman vengeance daemon, is publishing their Linux GPU kernel modules as open-source and has sworn by its dark gods to maintain them.