The RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 are some of the most powerful gaming graphics cards ever made, offering top-tier rendering prowess ...

While the RTX 5070 does not have any other GB 205-based GPU to compare against, it does come with arguably the most powerful ...

The Nvidia GB202 GPU has a chip area of 761.56 mm², making it one of the largest GPUs for consumer PCs in history. The ...

NVIDIA’s GB202 die shot reveals essential details of the “Blackwell” GPU structure. The design features twelve Graphics Processing Clusters (GPCs), each containing eight Texture Processing Clusters ...

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NVIDIA's new Blackwell GB202 GPU and GDDR7 memory get some utterly beautiful die shots, with ASUS ROG GeForce RTX 5090D ...

A diagram of Nvidia's latest GB202 die has been published, showcasing Blackwell's componentry layout. A comparison to AD102 ...

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After Nvidia’s big reveal of the RTX 5090 and other cards, PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray pulled his old buddy Paul of Paul’s Hardware aside to chat and get his expert impressions.

TL;DR: NVIDIA's rumored GeForce RTX 5090 Ti features a GB200-200 GPU with 24,576 CUDA cores, 32GB of GDDR7 memory, and an 800W TDP. It boasts a base clock of 2100MHz and a boost clock of 2514MHz.

I could make a solid argument for calling the RTX 5090 one of the best graphics cards based on looks alone. Nvidia has seriously stepped-up its design game over the past handful of generations ...