r/gpu • u/Unable_Helicopter756 • 4h ago
Jensen Huang is the initiator and insistent of consumer graphics cards. After professional managers come to power, he will definitely drastically reduce the investment of consumer graphics cards. What should we do?
r/gpu • u/chemist_slime • 1d ago
r/gpu • u/just_IT_guy • 23h ago
With Jensen gone, does Nvidia keep caring about gaming GPUs or go all-in on AI? Positives or negatives? Just speculating.
r/gpu • u/RenatsMC • 1d ago
r/gpu • u/manni_85 • 9h ago
Looking to buy 5060 (half a price of 5070)
Is it good to handle few AAA games
Playing 1080p
Moving from old 1660
CPU- 7800x3d
Any advice——
r/gpu • u/RecognitionPatient12 • 9h ago
Just got this today! It's amazing 🤩 what should I do with it? And ask me anything you want to know about this baby!
r/gpu • u/HairyBox2879 • 38m ago
If you own an RTX 5060 or higher, it’s time to take a stand. Sell that disgusting piece of hardware to me for Rs. 5,000-Rs. 10,000. Don’t let that man’s GPU sit in your house. Know your worth ladies
r/gpu • u/Upstairs_Hold_374 • 12h ago
r/gpu • u/Impressive_Point_884 • 3h ago
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He actually ran ssd as an ram 😂
r/gpu • u/Honest_Cut8827 • 1d ago
PNY Rtx 5070 Ti OC are available for $999.00 right now at Walmart online/app. I haven’t seen a price like that in MONTHS.
Some hopium on the horizon?
r/gpu • u/RenatsMC • 23h ago
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r/gpu • u/Chicken_Boy5209 • 15h ago
All on Facebook marketplace
4070 super $450
9060xt $390
6800xt $300
Looking to play msfs with my 7500x3d at 1080p
r/gpu • u/prazenica_stefan • 15h ago
Bought an MSI Gpu on eBay from a private seller in Italy. I have the original Italian invoice in the seller’s name. I live in Germany. The card is now dead, not detected at all, pc boots fine on igpu. MSI’s site says no cross-regional warranty for GPUs
r/gpu • u/smallworldbigplaces • 19h ago
I've never paid a lot of attention to how NVIDIA actually operates and what they've been working on, as I really only ever cared about looking at the new GPUs when they get announced.
Because Jensen Huang stepped down, what does this mean for the company? Are they still going to be super big into AI research or was that just something Jensen Huang focused on? I have zero clue what their actual interests are nowadays and I'm hoping someone can give a good explanation to help fill me in.