It's hard to believe that it's been a whole year since Jensen Huang came out at last year's CES to announce the RTX 50 Series GPUs. There's been major backlash against the AI super-giant's approach to this current generation of graphics computing, as it became clear that AI frame generation (which has more recently been dubbed "fake frames") was a much bigger priority than offering value for money with hardware power consumers can truly own in their gaming PC.
At CES this year, gamers didn't need to sit through Jensen Huang's AI-dominated, shiny jacket keynote speech to get the two minutes' worth of graphics card news they were hoping for. A separate community update for the brand's gaming arm was posted to YouTube. The main draw this year is an almost AMD-flavoured move that supplies a quality-of-life update for all RTX GPU owners.
