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Launching with a starting price of $249, Nvidia is taking aim at the budget market that Intel Arc B580 has occupied alone for a while.

Leaks suggest Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 desktop graphics cards are just around the corner, but short-notice shipments may delay reviews.

AMD efforts come to light as its latest RDNA 4 graphics architecture delivers up to 20% rasterised IPC uplift compared to RDNA 3.

Selling for just under $2,000, an RTX 3080 Ti 20GB is now in the wild but it'll need some extra tinkering to get up and running.

Nvidia may pair 20Gb/s GDDR6 memory with GeForceRTX 5050, marking a stark change from the rest of the Blackwell lineup.

Featuring identical core counts to RTX 4050 Mobile, reading RTX 5050 Mobile specs leaks generates little excitement.

Leaked Geekbench test shows Nvidia 1x, an unannounced ARM CPU, going toe-to-toe with high-end x86 chips from AMD and Intel.

Nvidia may use Samsung's GDDR6 memory on RTX 5050 to begin with, followed by SK Hynix chips sometime later.

GeForce RTX 50 Series helps Nvidia compound its lead in the GPU market, at the expense of AMD Radeon and Intel Arc.

Nvidia is seemingly planning to release its entry-level RTX 5050 desktop GPU next month, potentially powered by GDDR7 memory.

YouTuber puts the fully unlocked Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 GPU to the test, showing how great RTX 5090 could have been.