Of the four Blackwell releases, the Nvidia RTX 5070 is the most affordable of the bunch, sitting in at a retail price of $549. Less expensive variants will undoubtedly be released later during the cycle but the next official announcement has yet to be made.

NVIDIA's new RTX 5080 has massive performance within, but I was surprised by just how small it is compared to other graphics cards.

NVIDIA recently launched the RTX 50 series with much fanfare. The flagship RTX 5090 introduces some unique features and has a hefty price tag of Rs 2,14,000. However, at literally half that price is the NVIDIA RTX 5080,

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024: This notoriously demanding title runs at a comfy 77.9 FPS average on the RTX 5080. Given the nature of the game, anything over 60+ is quite enjoyable. The title will also benefit greatly from MFG, and I would love to see the feature added someday.

"4090 performance at $549." That’s what Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said of the GeForce RTX 5070 when he announced the card at CES in January. Thanks to AI, this new midrange GPU would be able to match the frame rates of what had been the fastest consumer GPU that had previously existed for around one-third the price.

Rumors of a re-released RTX 4090 have been swirling for a while now, but we now have confirmation of at least some custom versions of this card in existence. The user behind the l

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 offers very little over the RTX 4070 Super or competing cards other than Multi Frame Generation.