They've been aggressively removing or reducing hardware that's vestigial from the perspective of AI. NVIDIA's Hopper has no display outputs, no raytracing hardware, no video encoders, and only one of the eight GPCs has raster graphics functionality; the rest are compute-only. With their newer Blackwell parts, going from B200 to B300 they cut out almost all FP64 and INT8 capabilities so they could squeeze in more FP4 throughput.
You can game on H100 GPUs, it is terrible though. Someone has tested it and it is on the level of a Radeon 680M, that is the performance of a typical business laptop.
I know that the NVIDIA H100 chips don't, other than those however I'm not too sure, I'd assume that that'd be the case though, no point adding extra tech you aren't gonna be using in a big datacenter.
