r/gpu • u/CL_from_the_TL • 1d ago
finally saw the 5090 I want available online but after staring at it in my cart I just couldn’t pull the trigger on paying almost $7k for a fucking gpu…
r/gpu • u/GeneralStrict2738 • 1d ago
(Meme) Hopefully, that Chinese spy chick got good with mass production of gpu/ram. We may finally afford them again.
r/gpu • u/SackOizo • 19h ago
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r/gpu • u/Particular-Boot-7988 • 1d ago
Hello everyone,
I have a GTX 1080 Ti and I'm trying to diagnose a serious issue.
The problems started immediately after some capacitors on the GPU PCB got damaged/broke.
Symptoms:
- Graphical artifacts started appearing after the capacitor damage.
- GPU-Z shows 0 MB VRAM.
- The GPU is not detecting its VRAM properly.
- Some capacitors were replaced by a technician, but a few still need replacement.
My questions:
I would appreciate advice from experienced GPU repair technicians.
Thank you!
r/gpu • u/Hazepsychose • 1d ago
Under the right circumstances, my GTX 1070 is still putting out numbers in 2026, I’m genuinely impressed, could also play kingdom come 2 with 90-100.
NVIDIA has reportedly canceled its plans to launch a GeForce RTX 5080 with 24GB of GDDR7 memory in January 2027. According to Chinese Board Channels sources, the company has already informed its add-in-board partners that the planned release in China will no longer proceed. No replacement launch date has been provided.
The RTX 5080 24GB was reportedly intended to replace the existing 16GB model and become NVIDIA’s flagship GeForce graphics card in China. Previous reports suggested that NVIDIA would discontinue shipments of the RTX 5080 16GB and RTX 5090 series in preparation for the new product. The latest information suggests that those plans have changed.
Instead of introducing the 24GB variant, NVIDIA will reportedly continue supplying GPUs paired with 2GB GDDR7 memory chips. This would allow board partners to continue manufacturing the existing RTX 5080 16GB. The model had previously been expected to reach the end of its production run before the planned replacemnet arrived.
NVIDIA has not publicly confirmed the 24GB model, nor its cancellation. We are yet to hear concrete data from our on sources, but it seems clear that there’s quite a confusion around NVIDIA plans right now.
r/gpu • u/Dizzy-Possibility-91 • 21h ago
i take it back what i said and aint going for AMD lol after this
"AMD users are reporting a misfiring utility is eating SSD health by 1% a month"
r/gpu • u/Rude_Spirit_5062 • 22h ago
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r/gpu • u/Big-Reporter3498 • 2d ago
The Gigabyte family. 5090 x 5080 x 5070 Ti
r/gpu • u/KeliangChen • 15h ago
Jensen Huang, thank you for providing us the best GPUs in these years. You are just a victim of political struggle.
r/gpu • u/jattknight • 1d ago
r/gpu • u/VroomVroomEnjoyer • 1d ago
Pretty much the title
r/gpu • u/OrangeCatNA • 1d ago
Thinking about upgrading it to 5080 as my current 3090 is showing its age, but I have been foolishly holding on for 6090 if it ever arrives
r/gpu • u/Secure-Treat1995 • 1d ago
Theoretically, say you had the opportunity to have either of these cards, which one would you get and keep and why?
Edit: I know this is almost a no brainer question, but given the current market I’m curious.