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- 1Nvidia reportedly halts RTX 5090 production to prioritize AI chips▼Nvidia reportedly halts GeForce RTX 5090 production in favor of data center GPUs
Nvidia has reportedly stopped producing its GeForce RTX 5090 flagship graphics card, shifting manufacturing capacity toward AI data center and professional GPUs. Reports suggest a supply drought is imminent, likely driving up prices for gamers, while the RTX 5080 24GB is rumored to become the new gaming flagship. The move highlights how aggressively Nvidia is prioritizing the booming AI hardware market over consumer gaming demand.
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Nvidia has reportedly stopped production of its GeForce RTX 5090, shifting capacity toward AI data center and professional GPUs. Reports suggest a supply drought is imminent, which could push prices up, and that the RTX 5080 with 24GB may become the new gaming flagship. Gamers and industry watchers are reacting to the prospect of scarce high-end graphics cards.
- 3Nvidia reportedly ending the RTX 5090 consumer GPU▼Nvidia Reportedly Ending the RTX 5090, Reserves GB202 for Workstation GPUs
Reports claim Nvidia plans to discontinue the GeForce RTX 5090, its flagship consumer graphics card built on the GB202 chip, and reserve that silicon for professional workstation GPUs instead. The move would push high-end buyers toward pricier workstation products, and gamers are debating whether top-tier consumer cards remain worth it.
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Nvidia launched the GeForce 256 in 1999 and marketed it as the world's first GPU, bringing hardware transform and lighting to consumer graphics. A retrospective on the card revisits its role in establishing Nvidia's dominance and coining the term GPU, prompting discussion about how far graphics hardware has come since.
- 5Character.ai faces possible shutdown amid suicide lawsuits●Mittwoch: KI-Insolvenz nach Suizid-Klagen, KI-Vereinfachung der App-Entwicklung Character.ai vor dem Aus + Android-Apps
German tech news roundup reports Character.ai may be facing closure amid lawsuits linked to teen suicides, alongside AI tools simplifying Android app development via Google's AI. Other items include the replacement of the GeForce RTX 5090, a security warning for networked industrial systems, and a DNA alliance among mobile network operators.
- 6Nvidia reportedly halts RTX 5090 production to prioritise AI chips●Nvidia is not your friend. It's not a healthy relationship. https://www. tomshardware.com/pc-components /gpus/nvidia-rep
Nvidia has reportedly stopped production of its GeForce RTX 5090 consumer graphics card in favour of AI data centre and professional GPUs, with a supply drought expected to push prices up. PC gamers and commentators are criticising the company for favouring the lucrative AI market over gamers, with some describing the situation as Nvidia prioritising profit at customers' expense.
- 7Anniversary GeForce RTX 5090 priced at $12,000▼The retail price of the anniversary version of the GeForce RTX 5090 has reached $12,000.
NVIDIA's anniversary edition of the GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card is reportedly being sold at a retail price of $12,000, a dramatic markup over the standard model's launch price. The premium pricing is drawing attention from gamers and tech watchers, many of whom see it as another sign of extreme scarcity and inflated costs in the high-end GPU market.
- 8Nvidia reportedly halts RTX 5090 production to prioritize data-center chips●Nvidia has reportedly halted production of GeForce RTX 5090 cards and will use GB202 silicon for data-center and profess
Nvidia has reportedly stopped production of its GeForce RTX 5090 consumer graphics cards, according to Tom's Hardware, and will redirect its GB202 silicon toward data-center and professional GPUs. If confirmed, the move means top-end consumer availability could shrink further, and PC gamers and hardware reviewers are weighing what it means for pricing and stock of Nvidia's flagship card.
- 9A look back at Nvidia's first GPU, the GeForce 256●Nvidia's first GPU: GeForce 256 Article URL: https:// dfarq.homeip.net/nvidias-first -gpu-geforce-256/ Comments URL: htt
An article revisits the GeForce 256, the graphics chip Nvidia launched in 1999 and marketed as the world's first GPU. The piece walks through the card's history and its role in moving graphics processing from the CPU to dedicated hardware. It has drawn modest attention on tech forums, where readers are sharing memories of the early days of consumer 3D graphics.
- 10RTX 5090 Gaming PCs Cut by ¥150,000 at PC Shop SEVEN▼RTX 5090 Gaming PCs Get ¥150,000 Discount at PC Shop SEVEN, Limited to October 11
Japanese PC retailer PC Shop SEVEN has launched a limited-time discount on its RTX 5090-equipped gaming PCs, cutting prices by ¥150,000. The offer runs until October 11 and applies to machines built around Nvidia's flagship GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card. The reduction is notable given the high price of top-tier gaming systems, giving buyers a rare chance to pick up an RTX 5090 machine at a significantly lower cost.
- 11RTX 5090 nearing end of life as NVIDIA shifts GB202 chips to AI▼RTX 5090 may be nearing end of life as NVIDIA reserves GB202 chips for RTX Pro AI GPUs
NVIDIA may be winding down production of the GeForce RTX 5090, its flagship consumer graphics card. Reports suggest the company is reserving remaining GB202 chip supply for its RTX Pro line of professional AI workstations, where margins are higher. If true, availability of the RTX 5090 for gamers could shrink in the coming months. PC enthusiasts are debating whether the move signals a broader NVIDIA pivot from consumer GPUs toward AI-focused products.
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- nullmoth/nvidia-macos-driver Metal driver for NVIDIA GeForce cards on macOS Sequoia