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Unofficial DLSS Multi-Frame Generation Brings MFG to RTX 30 GPUs
technology1 hour ago

Unofficial DLSS Multi-Frame Generation Brings MFG to RTX 30 GPUs

A GitHub mod named DLSSG SM86 enables Nvidia's Multi Frame Generation (MFG) on RTX 30-series GPUs, a feature officially limited to RTX 50-series. The mod works by adding two extra files to a game's executable folder, exposing 2x, 3x and 4x MFG options and showing frame-rate gains in demos like Cyberpunk 2077 on an RTX 3080. Nvidia does not endorse the modification, highlighting questions about official support for older cards—especially with a large RTX 3060 user base.

Gigabyte Denies RMA Claims for Cracking RTX 30/40 GPUs
technology3 years ago

Gigabyte Denies RMA Claims for Cracking RTX 30/40 GPUs

Several Gigabyte RTX 30 & RTX 40 GPUs are facing widespread PCB cracking incidents, leading to damage to PCIe lanes inside the GPU, preventing data transfer & ultimately leading to a useless GPU. Gigabyte rejected RMA requests, citing physical damage, and isn't addressing the problem. Experts have compiled a guide to repair the cracks, but it is advised to seek help from a professional. The company should address the issue, considering it is limited to the vendor.

Colorful Launches Trade-In Program for Used GPUs with Up to $1000 Value
technology3 years ago

Colorful Launches Trade-In Program for Used GPUs with Up to $1000 Value

Colorful has launched a GPU trade-in program for gamers in China, offering up to $1041 for used high-end RTX 3090 series cards when buying a new card. The program also includes mid-range cards from the Turing era such as GTX 1660 SUPER or RTX 2060, for which Colorful is willing to pay $108 to $130. However, only Colorful GPUs are eligible for trade-in. The promotion runs until the end of May and has a list of all eligible cards and participating retailers.

NVIDIA Cautious in Increasing RTX 40-Series Production.
technology3 years ago

NVIDIA Cautious in Increasing RTX 40-Series Production.

NVIDIA is limiting the production of its RTX 40 series GPUs, likely due to ample RTX 30 series graphics cards in the channel inventory, to prevent the prices of the RTX 30 series from dropping below their MSRP. Ironically, the RTX 40 series graphics cards have already dropped below their MSRPs as several board partner variants flood the market. Most of AMD's Radeon RX 6000 series GPUs, including the RX 6950 XT, are down to their lowest prices ever.