Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
The latest update to NVIDIA's FrameView utility now supports precise frame-rate measurement beyond 800 FPS, catering to competitive gaming setups and AI-driven workloads—just as the RTX 50-series faces production adjustments and potential SUPER variants loom.
The DRAM market is in chaos, with DDR4 spot prices skyrocketing past DDR5 for the first time in years—a sign of how desperate buyers have become. Analysts warn this is just the beginning as manufacturers struggle to keep up with demand.
The fabless semiconductor firm has completed tape-out of its **PowerTile**—a vertical power delivery system capable of delivering **1,000A** directly beneath AI processors, slashing losses and enabling unprecedented scalability for next-gen data centers.
Updating your motherboard’s firmware can unlock critical fixes and hardware support—but the wrong move could leave your PC unbootable. Here’s when it’s worth the gamble.
Intel’s latest driver update introduces **XeSS 3**, delivering **3x frame generation** for Arc GPUs and integrated Panther Lake graphics, directly competing with Nvidia’s DLSS. Here’s what’s new and who benefits.
The launch of the GeForce RTX 2080 in 2018 didn’t just mark a generational leap in GPU performance—it redefined what real-time rendering could achieve. By integrating dedicated ray tracing cores and AI-driven upscaling, NVIDIA’s Turing architecture transformed high-end gaming into a visually immersi...
Graphics card manufacturer Zotac Korea has issued a stark warning about the state of the GPU market, claiming that the current supply chain crisis—fueled by AI demand—could threaten the survival of graphics card manufacturers and distributors. The company cites skyrocketing costs for RTX 50-series G...
Acer’s Nitro V is now a $999 powerhouse with an RTX 5060, 32GB DDR5 RAM, and an 180Hz display—making it one of the best budget high-end gaming laptops available today. But is it worth the price cut?
Samsung’s next-gen flagship chip, the Exynos 2700, has surfaced in early benchmarks with an unusual **‘4 + 1 + 4 + 1’ CPU cluster**—a deliberate mix of cores from different generations. While still in development, the chip hints at Samsung’s push to reduce reliance on Qualcomm, even as its 2nm proce...
The latest Ryzen AI software update expands support for advanced models like GPT-OSS and Gemma-3, integrates Stable Diffusion into the installer, and doubles BF16 inference speed—all while extending LLM context to 16K tokens on hybrid architectures. Here’s what developers gain.
Apple’s next-generation MacBook Pro lineup—powered by the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips—is set to debut in the first half of 2026, according to the latest industry predictions. Unlike past updates, this refresh may skip OLED displays in favor of refined Mini-LED panels, while pricing could remain a hurdle...
Intel’s latest Arc graphics driver brings **XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation**, a technique that injects three synthetic frames between rendered frames to boost FPS—though at the cost of visual artifacts. Unlike NVIDIA’s RTX 50-series-only approach, Intel’s solution spans its entire Arc lineup, from in...
Four major titles now leverage NVIDIA’s latest AI upscaling and performance tools, while ARC Raiders introduces new PvP modes, quests, and extraction challenges. Here’s what’s changing—and how it impacts RTX gamers.
A new $6 million-funded company is deploying AI-powered formal verification to catch bugs in AI-generated code before they reach production, addressing a growing 'oversight gap' in critical software systems.
Early real-world tests show AMD’s latest Ryzen 9850X3D delivering modest frame-rate improvements—up to 6% in *Counter-Strike 2*—but most games see gains under 5%. The 400 MHz clock bump matters little unless paired with 1000 Hz displays. Here’s what the numbers reveal.
The OLED monitor revolution has arrived, with shipments surging **65% in 2025** and projections hitting **15 million units by 2030**. Yet behind the dazzling displays lies a complex ecosystem—one where **GPU limits, USB-C power demands, and panel tech choices** dictate real-world performance. Who ga...
A leading semiconductor analyst warns that TSMC’s delayed investment in capacity expansion is creating a critical choke point in AI hardware production—one that could force tech giants to sacrifice billions in revenue while competitors scramble for alternatives.
With a 50 W, 88-core design and double the performance of its Grace predecessor, Nvidia’s Vera CPU targets data centers—but its long-term ambitions for PCs remain unclear. Here’s what we know.
