Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Micron’s new GDDR7 chips—capable of 36 Gbps bandwidth—could enable graphics cards with up to 96GB VRAM, but the tech faces stiff competition and unanswered questions about real-world efficiency gains.
A detailed technical breakdown of how Resident Evil Requiem performs across a spectrum of hardware, from portable gaming devices to high-end desktops, including ray tracing, upscaling, and frame generation insights.
NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin supercomputer combines six custom chips, HBM4 memory, and a liquid-cooled NVLink 6 spine to deliver 260 TB/s of bandwidth per rack—potentially cutting AI inference costs by an order of magnitude while enabling continuous uptime for hyperscale deployments.
Two new technical roles at Nvidia reveal a surprising focus on Linux gaming—particularly Vulkan and Proton—marking a potential turning point for the company’s long-standing driver support challenges.
AMD’s latest desktop processors, the Ryzen 9000 series, deliver significant performance gains for gamers and creators—but how do they stack up in real-world use? A deep dive into specs, benchmarks, and the hardware’s evolving ecosystem.
Sony’s internal engineering team reportedly ran Gran Turismo 7 on Nintendo Switch 2 hardware as a technical benchmark—raising questions about the game’s scalability and Sony’s future handheld ambitions.
Amazon’s latest deal on Samsung’s Odyssey G5 27-inch OLED gaming monitor drops the price to $349.99, but the real hook is a free copy of *Resident Evil Requiem* with every purchase—just as the game’s launch nears. Here’s what makes this OLED panel stand out at this price.
A mini PC with 32GB RAM, triple 4K display support, and a Ryzen 5 7430U now sits at a record low of $340—posing a direct challenge to the idea that compact desktops must sacrifice performance for size. But is this the ideal balance of power and portability, or just a clever marketing trick?
Samsung is ending 2D NAND production to reallocate its aging Hwaseong facility for high-bandwidth memory, aiming to meet surging AI-driven demand with a 10 nm-class DRAM upgrade. The move signals a broader industry pivot toward advanced memory architectures.
The UltraGear EVO 52G930B brings a massive 5120x2160 resolution, 240Hz refresh rates, and DisplayHDR 600—but with a few surprising tradeoffs for its price.
A flagship LG UltraGear panel, normally priced at $799.99, drops to $499.96 in a rare discount, making it the most affordable 1440p 240Hz OLED monitor available. Here’s why it’s a steal for competitive gamers.
Micron has unveiled its latest GDDR7 memory modules, offering 24Gb capacity and 36 Gbps speeds, setting the stage for NVIDIA’s upcoming GPUs to deliver unprecedented VRAM performance. The upgrade targets 4K and 8K gaming, AI workloads, and reduced texture pop-in—while competitors like Samsung race t...
Sapphire’s all-white X870A WIFI 7 motherboard delivers PCIe 5.0, DDR5 overclocking to 8400 MHz, and next-gen wireless—all while setting a new standard for high-end AM5 builds.
Nvidia is doubling down on Linux and Arm gaming with three new senior engineering roles focused on x86-to-Arm translation, Vulkan optimization, and driver development for desktop and server platforms. The moves suggest a major push toward broader hardware compatibility in gaming.
A recent update to Steam’s client beta has corrected inaccuracies in how VRAM is reported for some GPUs, including high-end models like the RTX 5090. The shift may alter long-standing trends in the survey, raising questions about past data reliability.
The South Korean memory giant is doubling down on its Yongin facility, committing $15 billion to expand production capacity ahead of schedule, with a focus on HBM4 and 2nm-era chips to meet surging demand from AI and data centers.
The latest version of HWiNFO introduces advanced diagnostics for Intel’s unannounced Nova Lake processors, along with NPU stress testing and expanded VRM monitoring for high-end GPUs like the RTX 5090.
Lenovo’s latest X13 Gen 6 reinforces its reputation for reliability but exposes performance compromises in a market demanding more from Ultrabooks. With prices ranging from $1,489 to $1,592, it targets conservative professionals—those who prioritize build quality and legacy features over cutting-edg...
