Last week it was revealed that some RTX 50-series cards were shipping with missing ROPs, dampening the performance some got from their $2,000 upgrade. Now, even PC builders are making assurances ...

Some RTX 5090 and RTX 5070 Ti cards are shipped with missing ROPs, affecting performance by up to 11%. NVIDIA confirmed the issue affects 0.5% of cards and offers replacements through board ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA confirmed a production issue affecting 0.5% of GeForce RTX 5090, 5090D, and 5070 Ti cards, leading to fewer ROPs and a 4% performance drop. Users should check ROP counts using GPU-Z ...

The defect is consistent across all impacted GPUs, disabling only one ROP partition (eight ROPs). Such manufacturing flaws typically occur when manufacturers fuse off individual components from a ...

The RTX 5090 was showcased with 176 ROPs, but instead, it had 168. This loss of 8 ROPs results in a 4% performance loss. Nvidia's global PR director Ben Berraondo told The Verge: “We have ...

To be clear, the only reports of missing ROPs that we've seen so far are tied to GeForce RTX 5090 and 5090D models. In a statement provided to The Verge, NVIDIA's GeForce global PR director ...

No, it’s not the power connectors melting, or the random black screens, or the ridiculous pricing and availability, but missing ROPs (Raster Operations Pipelines). In response to cards ...

Nvidia has commented on recent reports of ramped-up RTX 50-series laptop testing, stating it believes the missing ROPs issue affecting more than 0.5% of all RTX 50 graphics card owners is not ...

According to Nvidia documents, 176 ROPs are said to be present there, but only 168 of them are active on some cards. This fact was discovered by a user of the Techpowerup forum, who read out the ...