GeForce history in the hands of the community 👀 GeForce Trading Cards Series 1 are showing up at live events around the world. Want your chance to rip a pack? Comment #CollectRTX# below

GeForce Summer Nights GPU Reveal: 007 First Light Recruits, your prize has entered the field: A custom GeForce RTX 5080 Founders Edition inspired by Bond Want it? 🟢 Comment #RTXPowersPlay# 🟢 Watch @GeForce_JacobF LIVE during our 007: First Light takeover 🗓️ 7/24 | ⏰ 1-3 PM PT

A GeForce GTX 1080 has been brought back to life using a household oven. The 10-year-old GPU was suffering from black screens after just 10–15 minutes of use. After replacing the thermal paste failed to fix the problem The solution was 35 minutes of heat treatment at 120–130°C. And somehow, it worked. The card was running normally again and even passed a FurMark stress test without crashing. Just don’t try this with your kitchen oven please

🕹️ GeForce Game Guide: CONTROL Resonant 🕹️ Watch @GeForce_JacobF break down the latest GeForce features + key settings for: 🟢 Path Tracing 🟢 DLSS 4.5 🟢 + more!

NVIDIA’s latest GeForce Game Ready Driver 616.56 is causing display problems for some users, including screen flickering, brightness changes and brief color corruption. The issue is particularly common at 8-bit color depth, switching to 10-bit has stopped the flickering for many users. The problem isn’t limited to games, users have reported flickering on the Windows desktop and in browsers across RTX 20, 30, 40 and 50-series GPUs. NVIDIA is aware of the problem and is testing a fix.

NVIDIA has officially brought GeForce NOW to Linux with a native app. The app is now available for Ubuntu 24.04 and newer, giving Linux users a dedicated way to stream their PC games through GeForce NOW instead of relying on a browser. NVIDIA says GeForce NOW supports more than 4,500 games, with supported titles able to stream at up to RTX 5080-class performance in the cloud.