Nvidia has announced its new line of GPUs, the RTX 50-series. That includes four new graphics cards: the RTX 5090, RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti, and RTX 5070.

Graphics cards are apparently just getting bigger and bigger, and the Nvidia RTX 5090 might just be the most power-hungry mainstream graphics card of the last decade, at a reported 575 W TDP.

We review the Colorful iGame GeForce RTX 4080 Super VULCAN W OC, equipped its vibrant 480 x 128-pixel LCD display, complemented by an extensive cooling system a dual BIOS setup, and the fastest ...

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 review: Second only to the 4090—for now Price-to-performance is a bit better than the 4090, if you can find it at $1,200.

The RTX 5080 specs look remarkably like those of the RTX 4080, and you've got to be hoping that Blackwell architecture is able to deliver something special—and not just DLSS 4—when it comes to ...

Nvidia explains the power supply requirements for their GeForce RTX 40 series GPU, highlighting increased power consumption and necessary PSU specifications.

After a bit of a reprieve, we've just heard of another case of the RTX 4090 connector melting. This time, there's a major difference.

NVIDIA's RTX 4070 Ti Super and 4080 Super are bother faster than the original cards, but the 4080 Super's $200 discount makes it far more compelling.

The power adapter could help many owners of the RTX 4090, as well as the upcoming RTX 4080, stay safe from thermal issues caused by a melting cable — provided that it works as advertised.

Nvidia’s expected to repackage the canceled 12GB RTX 4080 as the upcoming RTX 4070 Ti, and a new leaked image appears to confirm this rumor.

Additionally, the 4080 has a more power-efficient design. While the 3090 Ti has been rated for up to 450 W of power draw, the 4080's rated total board power (TBP) is 320 W.