When Nvidia first announced the RTX 5000 series of graphics cards at CES 2025, it was clear that the company would be leaning even further into AI with these products. As anyone who follows ...

For immediate satisfaction, Nvidia has DLSS 4. This feature is coming to all RTX graphics cards, replacing the convolutional neural network (CNN) that DLSS previously used with a new transformer ...

which tied into the normal 18 to 24-month release cycle that Nvidia usually abides by with its GeForce graphics cards. Just as predicted by several reports, the RTX 5090 is launching alongside the ...

Today, we turn our attention to the pinnacle of visual fidelity and the apple of every gamers’ eye, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090. This graphics card, a successor to the already impressive RTX ...

There is a potential cost to all this power, though, which is the RTX 5090 power draw. Nvidia says the total graphics card power draw is a massive 575W, and recommends at least a 1,000W PSU for it.

If you're looking to snag an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 GPU, you've come to the right place. Nvidia's latest flagship graphics card is poised to become the new best consumer graphics card on the ...

The age of Ada has now passed, and the new Nvidia GeForce RTX 5000 gaming GPU range is ... Nvidia lifted the lid on four new graphics cards based on the Blackwell architecture at CES, and we ...

Nvidia's RTX 50-series "Blackwell" graphics cards arrive with this, the RTX 5090. At $2000/£1940, this is an extremely expensive proposition, but it makes some alluring promises in return ...

I could make a solid argument for calling the RTX 5090 one of the best graphics cards based on looks alone. Nvidia has seriously stepped-up its design game over the past handful of generations ...

Objectively, Nvidia's RTX 4090 is the top-performing graphics card on the market right now, capable of delivering gorgeous 4K ray-traced graphics at high frame rates. You'll expect to pay $2,000 ...

ASUS's new custom GeForce RTX 5090D Astral graphics card has its GB202 GPU overclocked to 3.4GHz on LN2 cooling, uses close to 1000W of power.

While NVIDIA's admirable efforts to redesign and slim down its flagship GeForce RTX graphics card have paid off with a performance bump comparable to its MSRP, it's still practically impossible to ...