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The $95 Gadget That Could Finally Solve Nvidia's 16-Pin Meltdown Problem

Oct 03, 2025

The $95 Ampinel from Aqua Computer offers the first active load-balancing solution to monitor and evenly distribute power, preventing meltdown on Nvidia's 16-pin connectors.

Alibaba’s New AI Chip Takes Aim at Nvidia H20 in State TV Demo

Sep 17, 2025

Alibaba’s T-Head division unveils a new AI processor, the PPU, claiming performance parity with Nvidia’s H20 GPU in a state-backed CCTV demo. While specs show promise, real-world performance and software support remain unverified.

Nvidia Confirms RTX 50 Series Founder's Edition Cards Aren't Discontinued, They're Just Out of Stock

Sep 17, 2025

Facing speculation over a possible launch, Nvidia clarifies that its RTX 50 Series Founder's Edition GPUs are still in production and will return to stock.

Four Reasons Gamers Are Choosing the RTX 5070 Over the RX 9070

Sep 15, 2025

Discover why gamers are choosing the NVIDIA RTX 5070 over AMD’s RX 9070. From superior DLSS 4 upscaling and better ray tracing to content creation performance and strong NVIDIA branding, the RTX 5070 delivers features and versatility that make it the preferred choice for gaming and productivity alike.

Nvidia’s RTX 5090 and RTX PRO 6000 Plagued by a Reboot-Forcing Bug

Sep 12, 2025

A serious bug is causing major headaches for early adopters of Nvidia's new Blackwell GPUs, including the flagship RTX 5090 and the professional RTX PRO 6000. Reports from a GPU cloud provider, CloudRift, and various community forums confirm the issue, which can leave a GPU completely unresponsive and force a full system reboot to fix. The problem has become so significant that a $1,000 bug bounty has been offered to anyone who can find a solution.

Inside the Underground: Chinese Factories Are Turning RTX 4090s Into 48GB AI Beasts

Sep 12, 2025

You’ve probably heard whispers about those crazy "Frankenstein" GeForce RTX 4090 48GB graphics cards coming out of China. Now, a Russian PC technician and builder known as VIK-on has pulled back the curtain, giving us a detailed look at how these gaming flagships are being transformed to double their VRAM, specifically for highly sought-after AI workloads.

The standard GeForce RTX 4090 is built as a mainstream product and, unlike Nvidia’s professional and data center cards, does not support a clamshell memory configuration. This means the Ada Lovelace flagship only houses memory chips on one side of its PCB. To get around this, Chinese factories have created a "GeForce RTX 4090 48GB upgrade kit" that sells for around $142 in China.