Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
A liquid-nitrogen-cooled RX 9060 XT just hit a new overclocking milestone, pushing RDNA 4 silicon to 4,769 MHz—far beyond its stock limits. But does extreme tuning translate to real-world gains?
A new benchmark in GPU overclocking has been set by AMD, pushing the Radeon RX 9060 XT to an unprecedented 4.769 GHz under extreme conditions. The achievement, achieved with liquid nitrogen cooling, highlights both the potential and the practical challenges of extreme overclocking in modern hardware...
NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service now supports over 4,500 games, with 12 fresh additions this week, including Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown* and Styx: Blades of Greed*, both optimized for the upcoming GeForce RTX 5080. The service also introduces a community giveaway, syncs Steam’s Install-to-...
AMD’s upcoming Zen 6 architecture may introduce a 12-core chiplet design, unlocking unprecedented core counts and efficiency. The shift could redefine high-end computing—from gaming to professional workloads—if the rumors hold true.
A user’s GIGABYTE RTX 5090 AORUS Master ICE suffered a catastrophic 16-pin connector failure despite a strict 500W power cap—highlighting a persistent flaw in NVIDIA’s high-power GPUs. The issue isn’t isolated: other high-end GPUs, including the RTX 5080 and RX 9070 XT, face similar risks, forcing u...
Acer’s Nitro V with an RTX 5050 GPU, 16GB DDR5 RAM, and a 165Hz display is now available for just $579—a deal that challenges the notion of what a sub-$600 gaming laptop can deliver. Here’s why it might be the best value in its class right now.
NVIDIA has unlocked OpenClaw AI agent support for its RTX GPUs and DGX Spark systems, leveraging massive memory upgrades and performance boosts to turn local PCs into AI powerhouses—with 128GB of memory on DGX Spark enabling models like gpt-oss-120B.
A budget-friendly 1440p gaming display with a 180Hz refresh rate and HDR10 support is now available for less than $200—making it one of the best values in mid-range monitors this year.
For years, adding more RAM or swapping in a faster SSD was the easiest way to breathe new life into an older PC. But the ongoing memory chip shortage has turned that advice on its head. If you’re building or upgrading a system today, the traditional hierarchy of upgrades no longer applies. Here’s wh...
The NZXT H2 Flow redefines compact PC builds with a sleek glass-and-mesh hybrid design, supporting up to a 331mm GPU via PCIe 5.0 riser while maintaining a 20.7-liter footprint. At $150, it’s not the smallest case—but it’s a standout for airflow and aesthetics.
The upcoming Linux 7.0 kernel introduces a major optimization in file cache memory management, cutting reclaim times by up to 75% in benchmarks. This shift could redefine performance for hyperscalers, AI training, and high-performance computing environments.
Two new limited-edition cases join Corsair’s premium FRAME 4000D lineup, blending dynamic color-shift finishes with advanced cooling and modular design—ideal for enthusiasts who demand both aesthetics and performance.
NVIDIA has expanded its GeForce NOW cloud gaming library to over 4,500 titles, including two fresh releases optimized for the RTX 5080. The update also adds a full Trine* collection and a new Star Trek* adventure, while a Reddit giveaway rewards players with hardware for anniversary celebrations.
AMD’s upcoming ‘Medusa Point’ APUs introduce a scaled-down RDNA 4 architecture for integrated graphics, alongside LPDDR6 memory and support for FSR 4—marking a shift away from RDNA 3.5 for mainstream chips.
AMD’s next-gen Ryzen desktop CPUs, codenamed ‘Olympic Ridge,’ will push core counts to 24 with Zen 6 architecture, offering dual-CCD configurations and up to 48MB L3 cache per chip—directly challenging Intel’s high-end ambitions while keeping power efficiency in check.
The ROG Xbox Ally X has seen sharp price hikes in Japan and Australia, with analysts pointing to a broader supply crunch as the likely culprit. The handheld’s already-limited stock may soon face further increases elsewhere, raising questions about Microsoft’s ability to stabilize pricing in a volati...
A new startup is replacing weeks-long human review bottlenecks with a 20-million-strong network that delivers AI feedback in minutes—not months—using opt-in app users. The result? AI models that evolve daily instead of by release cycle.
New benchmark data reveals DLSS’s persistent lead in native 4K performance, forcing developers and hardware manufacturers to reconsider optimization priorities. The gap extends beyond upscaling—affecting thermal efficiency, competitive consistency, and future-proofing.
