Ready for Nvidia RTX 5000 graphics cards? New trademark filing is another hint that next-gen GPUs are about to arrive.

along with RTX 6000 models – which really is getting ahead of the game. VideoCardz noticed that leaker Harukaze5719 on X posted the details of trademark registrations for Nvidia graphics cards ...

A trademark filing reveals the potential names of several Nvidia RTX 6000 gaming GPU models, as well as Super and Ti graphics ...

In a new video, leaker Moore's Law is Dead has posted a purported GB203 die shot which will power the second-fastest Blackwell desktop gaming GPU -- the GeForce RTX 5080 -- and what will be the ...

Nvidia’s next-gen Blackwell laptop GPUs have been the subject of another leak, with a new claim that the GB203 chip, which is set to be the engine of the desktop RTX 5080 graphics card ...

This leaves room for Nvidia to potentially launch a new GeForce RTX 5090 Ti, or 5090 Ultra, card at a later date, with more SMs enabled. As a point of comparison, the GeForce RTX 4090 has 128 SMs ...

The release date of RTX 50-series GPUs is still at least ... to mature before ramping up the performance in RTX 6000-series graphics cards a few years from now. One small hint of what to expect ...

The video appears to document the debugging process of the production line, highlighting the NVIDIA RTX 5090 graphics card as it successfully powers up a monitor. Although the video quality is low ...

The guidance for RTX has remained unchanged for free cash flow, but sales have been increased at the lower end by $500 million and by $250 million at the higher end of the range. Operating segment ...

RTX Corporation (NYSE:RTX) just posted another impressive quarter, with third-quarter sales hitting $20.1 billionup 6% from last yearfueled by strong demand in its defense and commercial ...

that featured the first publicly available look at NVIDIA's next-gen flagship GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card from ZOTAC Gaming. Although the footage wasn't the highest quality, people quickly ...

A collectible card show is returning to Surrey with more than 6,000 people from across the world expected to attend. The London Card Show is taking place on 2-3 November at Sandown Park Racecourse.