Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Take-Two has shifted focus from Nintendo’s next-gen handheld to optimizing Borderlands 4 on PC and current consoles, delaying any potential Switch 2 version indefinitely.
The RDNA architecture doesn't just push performance boundaries—it redefines how GPUs use memory, power, and compute. By making every byte of storage work harder while cutting unnecessary energy waste, it could change the game for everything from gaming laptops to cloud servers.
The new Samsung Exynos 2800 chipset eschews ray tracing in favor of full path tracing, marking a bold shift in mobile graphics. This approach aims to deliver performance gains for small businesses without the overhead of traditional ray-traced rendering.
Arm reports record revenue growth, driven by architectural efficiency gains that address thermal constraints while maintaining performance, signaling a broader industry transition.
The latest iteration of the Arch-based Omarchy distro introduces significant improvements tailored to gaming, addressing long-standing compatibility issues while streamlining workflows for power users.
Rising component prices could push up Radeon GPU costs, potentially affecting console prices as well. Industry observers note this marks a notable pivot from historical trends.
The upcoming AMD X970E chipset will share silicon with the current X870E, but introduces native support for CUDIMMs and DDR5 CAMMs, potentially setting a new standard for memory speeds.
Galax has confirmed that it will continue manufacturing current and next-generation GPUs under the Palit brand, addressing recent confusion in the market.
The new Adrenalin Edition 26.5.1 WHQL driver brings game support improvements and fixes for RX 9000 series cards, including addressing stuttering in Resident Evil Requiem and corruption issues in God of War.
The RTX 50 series represents a leap forward in GPU technology, blending cutting-edge architecture with practical performance gains that redefine what gamers can expect from their hardware.
A free update to the strategy series will introduce three core systems—Time-Tested Civs, a new Victories framework, and Triumphs—to reshape long-form play. No pricing or hardware requirements are confirmed yet.
Ten years after its launch, NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 10 series remains a landmark in GPU architecture, blending raw performance with forward-thinking design. Its legacy lingers in modern systems, proving that some innovations outlast their time.
A new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Texas, codenamed Terafab, aims to consolidate the entire chip production process under one roof. With an estimated first-phase cost of $55 billion and potential expansion to $119 billion, this project represents a monumental shift in how chips are design...
AMD’s RDNA 3 architecture delivers measurable efficiency improvements, especially for PC builders prioritizing power consumption and thermal headroom. The focus shifts from raw FLOPS to watts drawn under load.
AMD's latest generation of GPUs, including the RTX 5090 and RX 9070 XT, marks a significant leap in performance and efficiency, driven by advancements in AI infrastructure demand. This article explores the technical upgrades, market impact, and what gamers need to know about these new products.
The rise of agentic AI is reshaping compute node architectures, pushing CPU demand past GPU levels in data centers. This shift reflects deeper changes in how AI workloads are structured and executed.
A new combat system with adaptive enemy AI and refined parkour mechanics promises to redefine player engagement in the upcoming Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced.
NVIDIA's latest DLSS iteration brings multi-frame generation capabilities to RTX 40-series GPUs, promising significant performance gains for supported titles while maintaining image quality.
