Very Funny, Nvidia…
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Very Funny, Nvidia… opens with a rapid tech-news rundown that centers on potential price increases for Nvidia GPUs, sparked by claims from industry insiders that RTX 5090 variants could top $5,000 as early as January 2026. The host analyzes the drivers behind price pressures, notably rising DRAM costs, and compares the current RTX 5090 launch price of around $2,000 to the price reality in stores already climbing above $3,000. The segment connects GPU pricing to broader hardware costs, including RAM and SSDs, and cites a leaked ASUS memo indicating possible price raises on memory and storage components starting January 5th, 2026. The host humorously riffs on CES as a stage for expensive gadget reveals, hinting that many keynote moments will be about AI and higher price tags rather than consumer surprises. Throughout, he blends skeptical commentary with anticipation for upcoming CES announcements, while sprinkling jokes about pre-announcements and the economics of high-end PC components. The overall takeaway is that the tech market is approaching a period of notable price shifts across GPUs and other critical components, setting expectations for early 2026. The first part ends by flagging several CES teases and the broader implication that premium tech could become increasingly monetized before the new year begins.
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Questions answered
- Are RTX 5090 prices expected to rise significantly in early 2026, and what is driving those changes?
- Yes, reports suggest RTX 5090 variants could reach around $5,000 due to cost pressures, especially rising DRAM costs that affect RAM and graphics memory pricing.
- What CES 2026 teases or rumors are mentioned in the video?
- The video mentions GameSir Swift Drive wireless driving controller, OneBebook 1x sugar wallet handheld, and Epilog SN Operator dock for SNES cartridges as notable CES teases.
- What is the new data storage technology discussed, and why is it notable?
- Atlas Data Storage announced a scalable DNA data storage system capable of packing up to 60 petabytes per liter, notable for its potential archival longevity despite current encoding and decoding costs.