Finally buckles pressure

At its press conference at CES 2019, Nvidia has officially announced support for VESA Adaptive Sync monitors, but at a much tighter control as only a handful of currently available monitors have been given the "G-Sync Compatible" certification.

Claims it will take things to the next level

The GPU maker named after a Roman vengence demon, Nvidia, announced its Drive AutoPilot platform, with artificial intelligence technologies, that it claims will enable the next level of self-driving cars by 2020.

Cut-down RTX 2070 coming January 15th for $349

As expected, Nvidia has unveiled its latest member of the Geforce RTX series, the RTX 2060, which will be available on January 15th for $349.

Class action

A law firm in Los Angeles, California, is encouraging investors who lost more than $100,000 by pouring money into Nvidia shares to contact the agency for participation in a possible class-action lawsuit.

3GB, 4GB, and 6GB versions with GDDR5(X) and GDDR6 memory

According to the latest leak, it appears that the Nvidia Geforce RTX 2060 will be available in no less than six different versions, depending on the amount or the type of memory.

For its GeForce NOW gear

The GPU maker named after a Roman vengence demon, Nvidia has launched an advice programme to help gamers identify the best routers for its GeForce now gaming service.

Still keeps the RT Cores

There were quite a few leaks regarding Nvidia's mid-range Turing-based graphics card that goes under the name of RTX 2060, and the recent one pretty much confirms it and marks the launch date for January with a possible announcement scheduled for CES 2019 show.

With a new driver and upcoming Battlefield V update

Nvidia has promised a fix for Battlefield V's raytracing performance with the next game update and Nvidia's driver, promising up to a 50 percent boost.

Coming later this month for a cool $2,499

Just as teased earlier, Nvidia has officially announced the new Titan RTX graphics, providing an impressive 130 Tensor TFLOPs performance and packing 24GB of GDDR6 memory.

Still has a few problems

The company named after a Roman chaos daemon claims its AI models can now draw new worlds without using traditional modelling techniques or graphics rendering engines.