Nvidia’s Neural Texture Compression technology could be the answer to our VRAM woes, as it can help reduce the VRAM required ...

Plus Nvidia has its VRAM secret sauce (neural texture compression) to help lower capacity graphics cards with the Blackwell generation, although support for that is going to be limited ...

Nvidia's Neural Texture Compression can provide gigantic savings in the amount of VRAM required to render complex 3D graphics, even though no one is using it ...

Nvidia’s 60-class graphics cards remain the most popular options ... and that largely comes down to VRAM.

TL;DR: NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce ... I said that with more pooled VRAM (let's say 48GB for the RTX 6090, we'd see an insane 96GB of pooled VRAM in a multi-GPU setup) which should be either faster ...

As many are holding tight to find out where to buy an RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, more of Nvidia's GPUs are expected to be arriving soon. And it may be worth the wait, as a new leak details the RTX ...

There are two fans on the front, and just vents on the back, and between them is the tiny RTX 5090 PCB, as shown in the picture ... power draw. Nvidia says the total graphics card power draw ...

Although ever-increasing VRAM quantities on graphics cards is one solution, Nvidia’s Neural Texture Compression technology could help alleviate these problems for existing GPUs. Previewed at CES ...