r/nvidia • • 14h ago

Build/Photos Best decision I ever made

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I bought the 5090 at a sweaty 2400€

what the hell, here I thought I was making a mistake back then


r/nvidia • • 22h ago

Question 5080 or 4090?

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Help me decide. Whats better?


r/nvidia • • 13h ago

News Microsoft to rely more on homegrown AI chips, reducing dependence on Nvidia

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Any opinions on this? I'm not fully educated on all things when it comes to this stuff, but am I wrong for thinking this wont make much of a difference?


r/nvidia • • 23h ago

Discussion Going to get an RTX 5050 tomorrow.

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r/nvidia • • 15h ago

Discussion DLSS 4.5 Preset L still amazes me (18% Preset L vs 100% TAA)

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Expeditions Rome (18% DLSS Preset L vs 100% in-game scaling with TAA). Nvidia suggests -3.5 for LOD bias. I was using -4.5
Ryse Son of Rome (18% DLSS Preset L vs 100% in-game scaling with TAA). (DLSS got gbuffer off and uses anisotropic filtering for foliage so armour/trees will look different. TAA got forced SMAA which DLSS doesn't use.)

There is obviously shimmering/ghosting when moving but it is insane how good the reconstruction looks compared to older generations.

I cannot wait for Transformer 3.0 or FP6/FP4 DLSS versions.


r/nvidia • • 15h ago

Fix Deployed CVE-2026-47483 High-severity Nvidia bug could crash GPU monitoring on exposed servers

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I feel like nobody was talking about this over the weekend.
Nvidia themselves provided the 8.2 CVSS score. I know it's not known to be exploited in the wild, and Nvidia appear to have quickly fixed the bug under CVE-2026-47483.


r/nvidia • • 18h ago

News NVIDIA Rubin PCIe GPUs confirmed in HPE ProLiant Gen13 presentation

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r/nvidia • • 17h ago

Rumor NVIDIA RTX 5080 24GB reportedly launching in Q1 2027, board partners still waiting for details

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r/nvidia • • 30m ago

Question New to OC, RTX 5070Ti MLG Edition

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Hey, I'm new to this and went with an aggressive OC, did 0.99V @3180 +3000 on memory, 110% power limit. I think I got it similar to 5080 level of performance. It's drawing around 15-20W more than stock and temps are around 4°C hotter, but it stays below 65°C so I think I shouldn't worry about that. Is it okay? I did a benchmark in Forza Horizon 6 to compare to a 5080 with the same in-game settings. Let me know your thoughts.