>There are some great cards, like the RTX 4090, but it's priced out of reach of most gamers. Well this is it isn't it. Nvidia is not a company that sells GPUs

>There are some great cards, like the RTX 4090, but it's priced out of reach of most gamers. Well this is it isn't it. Nvidia is not a company that sells GPUs for gaming. It's a company that sells GPUs for machine learning in the data centre now. That's driving basically its entire business. So quite naturally the gaming side is being left behind. There are two ways of looking at that. Disappointment that gaming is no longer the focus, or excitement, that your gaming GPUs are going to get a load of cool hardware for free because Nvidia had to build it for ML. Sure, those ML workloads are kind of weird, but software engineers are smart and just wait until they get Crysis running on it.