After extensively poking and prodding RTX 50-series AIB graphics cards, veritable tech demigod Igor Wallossek of Igor's Lab ...

Igor's Lab has discovered extremely high hotspot temperatures on most (if not all) RTX 50-series AIB partner cards around the ...

During a sustained "torture loop" on a PNY RTX 5070 OC and Palit RTX 5080 Gaming Pro OC, Wallossek recorded temperature ...

Just days after NVIDIA began rolling out its 'Game Ready' 576.02 WHQL driver package that's packed to the brim with bug fixes ...

Nvidia’s recently released GeForce Game Ready Driver 576.02 for the RTX 5060 Ti has been causing issues for users, with a bug affecting GPU temperature monitoring across a range of graphics cards.

A new in-depth report over at Igor's Lab uncovers a potential 'hotspot' issue and design flaw affecting the entire GeForce ...

But how hot is too hot for ... What is the maximum safe temperature for a GPU? Technically, the maximum operating ...

NVIDIA rushed out a critical hotfix to contain the fallout from a prior driver release that had triggered alarm across AI and ...

Nvidia’s new RTX 50 graphics cards, from the RTX 5060 Ti to the powerful RTX 5090, may have a major issue affecting their long-term performance. According to an investigation by Igor’s ...

German tech portal Igor's Lab ran some tests on the NVIDIA RTX 50 Series GPUs of AIB partners and found some "hotspot issues" ...

There's also the whole no memory temp monitoring thing, at least on my 2080. I only see GPU and GPU hotspot temps. If this is a 3080, the 3080 uses GDDR6X. nVidia has a note from Micron that says ...

while the RTX 5070 reports a hotspot of 107.3 degrees Celsius. In the case of the RTX 5070, this is with a GPU temperature of 69.7 degrees. NVIDIA notably didn't send out review samples of the RTX ...