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A New Gaming GPU Challenger: Bolt Graphics Takes Aim at NVIDIA
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this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2026
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I thought this was just another bunk startup but it was legit.
How do u know it’s legit?
I meant it has potential to be a real product, in my opinion.
We’ll see. More competition the better
They don't rely on proprietary hardware choices, VRAM can be upgraded. Dual PCI slots. They have contracts with fabs.
But as the video points out, for gaming, drivers are everything and you can bet nVidia will fuck with game developers, or they may not care because the Wang sees only AI in the future.
Looks scamless enough