Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Oxide Games has unveiled a radical evolution for its sequel, blending massive unit counts with a more accessible design, a new human faction, and confirmed Steam Deck compatibility—all while rejecting ray tracing in favor of raw performance.
AMD’s FSR 4 upscaler has been stuck on DirectX 12 for nearly a year, but a new test build of Optiscaler cracks open Vulkan support—including for older GPUs like the Radeon RX 6000 and RX 7000 series. Here’s how it works and who benefits.
A high-pressure experiment reveals just how far water-cooling windows can be pushed—and why glass might not be as fragile as you think in some cases.
A high-end Dell workstation now ships with a custom Amphenol bracket to lock down the 12V-2×6 connector on RTX 5070 Ti cards—proving even OEMs are worried about connector failures that could fry expensive GPUs. Here’s why it matters.
Dell and Lenovo are set to launch laptops powered by Nvidia’s new Arm-based CPUs—fabricated by MediaTek—by mid-2026, potentially transforming gaming performance on Windows Arm devices. Yet supply chain hurdles for RAM and storage could delay the rollout, leaving a critical question: Will these chips...
A new AI-powered defense platform from NVIDIA aims to harden industrial control systems against escalating cyber threats, leveraging accelerated computing to detect and neutralize attacks in real time across energy, manufacturing, and transportation sectors.
A puzzling mechanical failure in MSI’s 12V-2x6 GPU power connectors—meant to prevent catastrophic failures—is now raising alarms among users and engineers alike. The issue, where cables slowly disengage on their own, could undermine the very safety feature they were designed to protect.
A breakthrough in extreme ultraviolet lithography—doubling light-source power to 1,000W—may let fabs squeeze out 50% more chips without new factories, but integrating the tech won’t be trivial.
The latest AMD-backed game bundle, Crimson Desert, has adopted the full FSR 4 ‘Redstone’ feature set, including AI upscaling, ray regeneration, and frame generation—exclusive to RDNA 4 GPUs like the RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT. This move underscores a strategic push to accelerate adoption of AMD’s latest...
Windows-based enterprises are quietly adopting AI agents at scale—but only those optimizing inference costs will see real productivity gains. A new survey reveals the hidden barriers between pilot projects and production deployment, and how Microsoft’s ecosystem is evolving to meet the demand.
After months of skyrocketing costs, DDR5 memory kits in Germany are showing early signs of price correction, though experts warn the relief may be temporary and uneven. Here’s what’s changing—and what it means for PC builders.
The latest Dell XPS 14 abandons its touch-sensitive function row in favor of tactile keys and a haptic touchpad, while packing Intel’s newest chips and a stunning OLED display—though compromises remain.
A high-power modification to a Gigabyte RTX 5090 GPU resulted in catastrophic failure—burned holes in the PCB and a silent overheating crisis—highlighting the dangers of aggressive overclocking and power-drawing tweaks.
A growing number of users report MSI’s signature yellow-tipped 16-pin connectors loosening over time, potentially explaining why high-end GPUs like the RTX 5090 and RX 9070 XT suffer from connector melting—even under recommended power limits.
A new mod bypasses hardware limitations to bring NVIDIA’s DLSS 3.0 and 4.0 features—including Multi Frame Generation and screen-space ray tracing—to any DirectX 12 game, even on GPUs without native support. Testing reveals trade-offs between performance and visual fidelity.
After losing ground to SK hynix in late 2025, Samsung has surged back to the top of the DRAM market, driven by high-bandwidth memory contracts and aggressive production scaling—now commanding 36.6% share while rivals scramble to keep pace.
After nearly three years on the market, AMD has ceased providing driver updates for its Ryzen Z1 Extreme APU, which powers high-end handheld gaming devices like the ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go S. The move has left users stuck with outdated software, raising questions about long-term support f...
Sony’s next-generation console is undergoing a radical redesign, with a 2028 launch hinging on breakthroughs in 2nm/3nm chipmaking and AI-driven rendering—but memory shortages and escalating costs could force a complete rethinking of its architecture and pricing strategy.
