WYP News Guru Yesterday at 10:53 AM #1 Nvidia reportedly plans 30-40% cut in GeForce GPU production in early 2026. Read more about Nvidia's rumoured plans to reduce its GPU supply.
Nvidia reportedly plans 30-40% cut in GeForce GPU production in early 2026. Read more about Nvidia's rumoured plans to reduce its GPU supply.
Dicehunter Resident Newb Yesterday at 11:34 AM #2 Well they won't get to 6 Trillion by keeping supply high and prices lower.
N NeverBackDown AMD Enthusiast Today at 12:21 AM #3 Just going to push people to buy more AMD cards. That's a good thing in my mind.
WYP News Guru Today at 8:21 AM #4 NeverBackDown said: Just going to push people to buy more AMD cards. That's a good thing in my mind. Click to expand... Really depends on how readily available GDDR6 is. If Nvidia are facing constraints, AMD could be too. Hard to know, sadly.
NeverBackDown said: Just going to push people to buy more AMD cards. That's a good thing in my mind. Click to expand... Really depends on how readily available GDDR6 is. If Nvidia are facing constraints, AMD could be too. Hard to know, sadly.
Dicehunter Resident Newb Today at 9:23 AM #5 WYP said: Really depends on how readily available GDDR6 is. If Nvidia are facing constraints, AMD could be too. Hard to know, sadly. Click to expand... I wonder how many AI products are still using GDDR6 compared to the newer GDDR7.
WYP said: Really depends on how readily available GDDR6 is. If Nvidia are facing constraints, AMD could be too. Hard to know, sadly. Click to expand... I wonder how many AI products are still using GDDR6 compared to the newer GDDR7.
WYP News Guru Today at 9:59 AM #6 Dicehunter said: I wonder how many AI products are still using GDDR6 compared to the newer GDDR7. Click to expand... That's not the problem TBH. It's the memory manufacturers taking the production away from GDDR and giving it to DDR5.
Dicehunter said: I wonder how many AI products are still using GDDR6 compared to the newer GDDR7. Click to expand... That's not the problem TBH. It's the memory manufacturers taking the production away from GDDR and giving it to DDR5.