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Gigabyte unveils GeForce RTX 5090 Stealth Ice graphics card with hidden power cables, perfect for clean 270° panoramic PC builds.

Reviews will follow after release owing to the fact that RTX 5060 drivers from Nvidia won't be available until launch.

Nvidia announces that its budget Blackwell RTX 5060 graphics card lands at Computex, lining up with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang taking the stage.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 laptop benchmarks have cropped up in the wild, giving us a sneak peek at what the mobile GPU is capable of.

A Super refresh will apparently see Nvidia equip two of its cards with more GDDR7 VRAM, in addition to other likely bumps in specs.

RTX 5060 seems all but certain to launch on May 19, following Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's Computex 2025 keynote the day before.

Nvidia has fixed several issues using a GeForce driver hotfix, including game crashes, stuttering, and wrong temperature sensor readings.

Unscrupulous consumer removes RTX 4090 GPU and VRAM before returning the card, causing stress and distrust to the eBay seller.

Gigabyte turns attention to compact PC builders with a 69mm low-profile RTX 5060 card featuring composite copper heat pipes and 8-pin power.

Nvidia fires the starting gun on the battle for the mainstream market, as it plans to release its GeForce RTX 5060 Series cards soon.

Seemingly defective 12V-2x6 cable melts on an Nvidia RTX 5070 card during first boot, reminding that no one is completely safe.