Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
A hidden flaw in the ASUS Strix GeForce RTX 3090’s VRM layout is causing uneven heat distribution, leading to premature wear on critical components under sustained loads. Users report persistent hotspots that even aggressive cooling setups cannot fully mitigate.
The new TUF Gaming Platinum series from ASUS features GaN MOSFET-based power supplies designed for high efficiency, low noise, and long-term reliability in demanding computing setups. Available in 850W, 1000W, and 1200W models, these units support PCIe 5.1 graphics cards with a 600W 16-pin cable and...
The ASUS ROG Ally X delivers impressive mobile performance with an NVIDIA RTX 5060 and 32GB DDR5 RAM, but its premium pricing raises doubts about practical value for AI workloads.
A revolutionary GPU architecture delivers a 20% performance increase while reducing power consumption by the same amount, signaling a major leap forward in data center efficiency. With advancements in thermal management and compute density, this design could reshape enterprise workloads and push ind...
The PlayStation 6’s AMD RDNA 5 architecture could push path tracing to 60 FPS, but mandatory handheld support may limit its potential, raising questions about next-gen gaming experiences.
While high-bandwidth flash gains traction in data centers, NVIDIA doubles down on its HBM strategy, leaving room for competitors to pioneer a potential memory revolution. The tech giant’s decision reflects a cautious approach amid uncertainty around HBF’s readiness and scalability.
A new Sony policy requires PS5 consoles to connect to PSN servers at least once every 30 days, potentially affecting players without consistent internet access. The change, confirmed through testing, may impact off-grid users and military personnel but leaves physical media unaffected.
The RTX 50-series launch has fractured due to DRAM shortages, leaving only the RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB confirmed for release. The RTX 5070 and RTX 5090 remain in limbo, forcing PC builders to weigh immediate performance against future-proofing. Industry observers question whether high-end GPUs will ever r...
Two new Battle-ax motherboards from a major PC component brand bring Wi-Fi 7 support, PCIe 5.0 storage, and both DDR5 and DDR4 options—positioning them as versatile platforms for budget-conscious builders and those eyeing next-generation hardware.
GPD's MCIO 8i interface promises near-lossless performance for high-end GPUs like the RTX 4090, but its server-grade durability may not translate well to consumer devices. This high-bandwidth leap could redefine external GPU setups, though real-world reliability remains a critical question.
As CPU demand surges, Intel is repurposing edge dies from its silicon wafers—previously discarded due to yield issues—into sellable SKUs. The move reflects a shift in manufacturing priorities amid record shortages.
Reports suggest Ubisoft has reduced the development team for Assassin's Creed Hexe, potentially affecting its 2027 launch. The move comes amid broader cost-cutting efforts at the studio, raising questions about the game's future and its impact on other projects.
A new Intel driver update allows systems to allocate up to 93% of system memory to Arc integrated GPUs, positioning them as capable AI processors without compromising overall efficiency. This shift challenges traditional hardware hierarchies by making integrated graphics viable for demanding computa...
The Geekom A7 Max mini PC offers laptop-like performance in a desktop form factor, now available at a reduced price. Ideal for users seeking portability without compromising on power.
Intel's latest Wildcat Lake processors aim to challenge Apple's dominance in the budget laptop market with strong single and multi-threaded performance, potentially reshaping competition in the $600 segment.
The OpenFly Clip 2 redefines open-ear earbuds with LDAC support, a secure C-bridge design, and 8 hours of playtime—positioning itself as a versatile choice for both athletes and daily listeners.
GPD's MCIO 8i interface delivers 512 Gbps of bandwidth, enabling unprecedented performance for external RTX 4090 setups. This shift from OCuLink addresses compatibility risks and pushes the boundaries of what small businesses can achieve with external GPU workflows.
NVIDIA’s H200 GPU redefines enterprise AI with a radical shift in memory hierarchy, offering 80GB of HBM3e and a 1.5x boost in performance per watt—without sacrificing single-precision throughput.
