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Sad times.

Already posted on this a little while ago. https://www.thefpsreview.com/2026/01/09/latest-rumors-suggest-that-nvidia-is-delaying-its-rtx-50-super-series-indefinitely-and-the-rtx-60-series-may-not-arrive-until-mid-2027/

It's possible that we might not see an RTX 50 series refresh anytime soon, thanks to the current memory chip supply shortage. See full article...

Too true but it was covid that finally made them commit to it. Before that all they cared about was suing folks.

It's rare and I haven't had the time to test a lot of games yet but I have seen a few games hitting the 18 GB mark at 1440p. Usually requires extreme settings to get there with RT and everything else maxed plus MFG x3. However, like I said and we all know, 16 GB is still plenty for most games at...

I'd say it could happen if it were not for the RAM debacle, but never say never. I basically already have one in my laptop except some very, very, slightly lower core counts and can vouch that the 5080 uses it when it can. It's kind of stupid that NV didn't segment the 5080 more out of the gate...

Really hope things get better for you, man that sucks.

and those RTX 4090/5090 contests where there's only 1 to give away.

A lot of robot stuff, I've been checking the live feed on Engadget and they've covered some more unique items which are not PC related. I saw some pretty cool things to help those with physical disabilities as well. Otherwise, yep a pretty "meh" event in regards to PC. There's a couple of other...

Couldn't agree with you both more. I've felt the same for a while now, another paper release until there's enough supply to counter scalpers but I think that will mostly be true for the 5070 Ti SUPER, the 5080 SUPER is kind of a wash unless it gets a more drastic upgrade which isn't likely since...

Yeah, between this and last year's near-unobtanium 9955X3D mobile, that new Intel package in the ASUS NUC, which I think so far is OEM only, along with the rumor about NV bringing back the 3060, while also rumored to wind down some 50 series, manufacturers are not being straightforward about...

Bit of blur since having skimmed what feels like ~100 posts from CES now, but I think there's been around a half dozen products with this CPU announced already, and Intel pitching it as a gaming handheld option as well. The other real trick is if they can get enough of them produced for OEMs and...

Yeah, I was wondering about that too. I guess it was sort of their way of external QA testing. Next test, ASUS!

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was asked what options the GPU manufacturer might be looking at to address product availability and costs. See full article...

Minor update that slipped through the cracks amid all the other announcements. No SUPER debut at CES but updates to arrive later. https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-confirms-no-rtx-50-super-gpus-at-ces-2026-but-promises-updates-for-gamers

Some examples of what this iGPU can do at 1080p. https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/intel-panther-lake-pre-release-testing-delivers-over-80-fps-in-cyberpunk-100-fps-in-f1-arc-b390-offers-playable-1080p-frame-rates-with-xess-quirks

Meanwhile Valve really needs to be paying attention to these mini monsters. While they do cost a lot more it won't matter if the steam machine is stupidly priced. They keep it in the 600-800 range they should do well, but price it at $1K and to me these look a lot more attractive even if it...

I was thinking exact same thing. That 385 is truly impressive.

Yep, even with its issues, the 14900K was the end of the road for gamers using Intel but I will once again say that the 275HK in my laptop would probably do well in a desktop and reviews for the 285 haven't been horrible since all the updates rolled out. I think the 52-core beast will be...

That is the big question. I'm hoping they did as well.