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Right in time to push up the prices before we see 5080@24GB at $3000 at the cheapest. This starting be an sickness. $1470 for xx70Ti class cards is just disgusting. Asus Im looking at you🤮 Sad seeing China still being prioritized. But important if you want highest possible ASP for your products globally. I expect also many of the cards will come from Microcenter (they stopped the sale on some sites but with stocks available that none could buy). Creepy business blessed by Jensen and his partners (AIBs) +retail😒

AMD brings official Ryzen overclocking to Linux with AOD driver support This is a major milestone for improving the DIY tuning experience on Linux.

AMD brings official Ryzen overclocking to Linux with AOD driver support This is a major milestone for improving the DIY tuning experience on Linux...

AMD brings official Ryzen overclocking to Linux with AOD driver support This is a major milestone for improving the DIY tuning experience on Linux....

Citadel's Ken Griffin says investors are "almost certainly" in an AI bubble Businesses are paying for AI without consistently getting enough value from it

Nvida and China is best pals. And if they want something from Jensen's company, they will get it. Meanwhile, export-restricted Nvidia AI chips continue to reach China despite the restrictions, bypassing the Trump administration's efforts in the process. China’s tech giants drop $35 billion on export-compliant Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 workstation GPU orders to power AI ambitions, according to reports — ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent order 3 million cards despite warnings that only 10% of orders are fulfillable Surging demand for Nvidia's chips in China isn't stopping... Chinese technology giants ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent have reportedly spent over $35 billion on orders for more than 3 million Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 workstation GPUs. The huge order for the RTX Pro 5500, fully compliant with U.S. restrictions on exports of AI-capable GPUs to China Hmmm. My oldest son is born early Feb 1989. Does that mean I'm old too?😀

Not sure who is correct. But I have already answered on this in my older post above.... I stand with that..... The main reason there is almost no 5090's... They all go into China as AI accelerators. Ordered and paid for before they live the factories. With, love from Nvidia. Nvidia reportedly insists the RTX 5090 isn't dead despite severe shortages and removed listings at multiple retailers — flagship GPU is missing from Nvidia's store and commands $8,500 on Amazon The claim that the card isn't gone after all merits some spot-checking, so we did a cursory browse of the common retailers. At Amazon, RTX 5090s are selling for about $8,500, but from third-party sellers. Best Buy has a grand amount of naught cards on offer, while Newegg lists 5090s for about $7,300, but from what are likely Chinese sellers, judging by the shipping time. “The supply chain (production capacity) is indeed somewhat constrained, but NVIDIA is doing everything it can to bring products to market. Although there are other variants of the RTX 5090 chip, it has certainly not been discontinued. NVIDIA will continue shipping it. This is very important.” — Jeff Fisher, NVIDIA Senior Vice Presiden—...

Better with a keyboard PC? Only $3000-$4000 USD. A complete PC inside a keyboard. Prices reach $4,191 in the US🥴 HP launches keyboard PC with Ryzen AI 400 inside, price nearly doubles over 300 series model to $3,000-$4,000

Here's the review of MSI's flagship chassis. Only $700 USD. Quality equal a $35 cheapo box from China. Expect the same for your Gigabyte 5090. They really like to use their famous red arrow stickers everywhere.

No need for retail channels. And many of the 5090's will never be listed for sale in any shops. They are already sold before they leave the factories. The grey market is huge in Asia. Chinese AI companies buy 1 million Nvidia gaming and workstation GPUs in a single year, report claims — export control-compliant chips flood the market to bridge gap in compute demand China is purportedly turning to Nvidia's gaming and workstation processors, which are compliant with U.S. export controls, repurposing them for AI. According to FT, the chips are "mostly" Nvidia's RTX Pro 6000D, RTX Pro 5000, and the RTX 5090, the latter of which is the best graphics card on the market for enthusiast gaming. Prices for 5090 has now exploded upwards here in Norway. Still no problem get one here but you pay $6400 (MSRP) for regardless model. 6 different models ready to ship and buy but they are priced equal whatsoever. Pick your poison. I expect all these will go as workstation cards. No gamer will buy them outside a few rare stupids. Nvidia GPU prices spike in Japan; prices up to 41% higher than Amazon US — RTX 5060 Ti sees the biggest increase among the RTX 50-series stack Yup, NVIDIA RTX 5060 Ti hits nearly $775. That's higher prices than RTX 3080 when released. For xx60 class cards. _________________________________________________________________________________ Hmmm. Intel saved by the big bLLC cache. Nova Lake ain't faster than the current Arrow Lake failure for gaming. That's not a good sign. What with games that don't rely so much on the big cache? Hmmm, not even on level with current gen vanilla Ryzen chips from last year. Nova Lake-S could encounter the same problem: cores waiting for data that ruin gaming performance. Intel Nova Lake would perform similarly to Arrow Lake in games: the bLLC versions would seek to justify the generational leap A new architecture can bring more powerful cores, even higher IPC or frequencies, and still deliver virtually the same FPS. How can this be realistic? It's difficult to square the circle, but that's the possibility that kopite7kimi has just put forward for Intel Nova Lake-S , claiming that its conventional versions would offer gaming performance quite similar to that of Arrow Lake-S

The RTX 5090 is Already an RTX Pro GPU... The last and final true real high end gaming card was the RTX 4090. And you won't see similar again. And be careful with your 5090 card. If it breaks, you're left with an overpriced 5080 as your only alternative if gaming is what you use it for.... Because thats the only card you can afford or can buy. The 4 year old 4090 is close to $3000 in the used market. So not an option. Yup, there you have it. The 4090 was a great deal in the days🙂 I still have my 4090 HOF, and it’s going to stay in my possession. As well a great backup card for my 5090 if the worst happens. You never know with new modern tech (fragile, cost cuttings and all too expensive).

The PC market is sinking: shipments fall 20.1%; HP and Dell lose a third of their business The PC market has suffered a sharp decline in sales during the third quarter of 2026, reflecting the damage that AI and rising prices are doing to the industry.

Could be. But xx90s will still flood the Chinese market. Nvidia's only chance to sell high end chips to china. They won't stop sale of chips. Only stop selling to consumers/gamers. And for the records.... XX90 as they are now is dead. Probably back to xx80Ti's with much less cuda cores for "High end" Gaming. And same for memory. Want the best then you'll pay for the PRO. May I smell a xx80Ti coming?🤐 NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang receives National Medal of Science for turning gaming GPUs into AI powerhouses Nice. People will get nothing. Not even jobs. Only higher eletricity bills. I hope they find a job that can pay their bills..... Senate probe accuses Big Tech of misleading public on AI data centers — massive 100 MW sites create only 100 jobs while securing lucrative GPU tax breaks

I have already seen it. And Vince aready advertising hard for the BTF connector. Probably the next big thing for next gen 2 dim OC board from Asus. I just love proprietary solutions. Hell; yeah what I hate Dell and cApple. There is also a chance Asus will enter the list of shame.

US Senate kills bill that could potentially shield Americans from skyrocketing power bills due to AI data centers — opponents say bill is 'toothless' and doesn't do enough to protect citizens Meanwhile, local communities continue to push back against data centers over several issues, including electricity bill hikes. Some states are already taking steps to address the hikes.