NVIDIA has released a new hotfix to try and fix black screen issues with the RTX 50 series graphics cards that have been reported by users in recent weeks. This update is called GeForce Hotfix

Of the four Blackwell releases, the Nvidia RTX 5070 is the most affordable of the bunch, sitting in at a retail price of $549. Less expensive variants will undoubtedly be released later during the cycle but the next official announcement has yet to be made.

Nvidia's unmistakable Founders Edition brand identity makes this RTX 5070 look precisely like the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 Founders Edition and the GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition. This housing gives the card a premium look and feel, though as I will discuss later, it also leads to suboptimal thermal performance.

Nvidia's RTX 5070 won't hit RTX 4090 levels of performance even with multi-frame gen, but it works well for those who have a 1440p setup.

With the launch of the RTX 5090, 5080 and 5070 Ti out of the way, NVIDIA has opened the floodgates for the more pragmatic gamers with the launch of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 graphics card. Why pragmatic?

Nvidia’s 50 Series releases are chugging right along, even though things haven’t exactly been smooth. The top end of the series has shown impressive 4K performance, but finding one in stock for close to MSRP requires active effort or plenty of patience.

We had chances to buy the RTX 5070 this morning, but only if we paid $100 to $170 more than the $549 starting price.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070. Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 is here, and while it is not the most exciting upgrade, it is still the latest mid-range option in the 50-series lineup. Performan

Unless you’ve spent the last twelve hours or so in a tent outside a Best Buy, you probably don’t have a new Nvidia card in your hands right now. In a depressingly familiar sight, the RTX 5070 has immediately sold out at every online retailer,