Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
A Hungarian research group has identified hazardous substances in 100% of tested headphones, from budget earbuds to premium brands like Bose and Sennheiser. Experts warn of potential skin absorption risks, though regulatory gaps leave consumers with few protections.
Monitoring your CPU’s temperature is critical for performance and longevity, but Windows doesn’t make it easy. Here’s how to track heat levels, interpret the numbers, and cool down a hot-running system—especially if you’re pushing a high-end chip like AMD’s Ryzen 7 9850X3D.
A new analysis reveals how GPU prices have surged in recent months, with Nvidia’s high-end cards seeing the most dramatic increases—raising concerns about affordability and supply stability for gamers and professionals alike.
Microsoft has confirmed two major bugs in Windows 11—one triggering crashes with specific GPUs, another breaking WPA3 Wi-Fi connections—both resolved in the newest update. Rollout is underway.
With RAM and SSD prices soaring, building a custom PC is no longer the smarter financial move. A closer look at today’s prebuilt deals—like a $1,100 desktop packed with 32GB DDR5 and a GeForce RTX 5060—reveals why retailers like Costco are offering better value than ever before.
The new Blackwell Ultra platform delivers unprecedented throughput gains—up to 50x better performance per watt—while slashing costs for AI inference workloads, including agentic coding assistants and real-time reasoning systems.
The Acemagician M1, a compact powerhouse with a Ryzen 7 6800H, now drops to $332—a $127 reduction from its original $459 MSRP. With 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, a 512GB SSD, and support for three 4K displays, it targets professionals and creatives who need performance in a space-saving form factor.
NZXT’s latest mini-ITX case, the H2 Flow, delivers premium cooling, tool-free assembly, and support for high-end GPUs—but the real challenge isn’t the case itself. It’s the cost of DDR5 memory and GPUs that’s leaving many builders on the sidelines.
Sony has secured memory supplies for the PlayStation 5’s next fiscal year but plans to offset rising component costs by expanding subscription services—potentially raising PlayStation Plus fees while delaying the next-gen console.
NZXT’s H2 Mini PC delivers RTX 5080 performance in a compact form factor, but its power demands and thermal constraints force a reckoning with real-world efficiency—especially when compared to traditional desktops or even high-end laptops.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has signaled that this year’s GTC event will introduce chips unlike anything the industry has encountered before—likely extending the Rubin AI lineup or revealing the next-generation Feynman architecture. The implications for AI acceleration, SRAM innovation, and 3D-stacking...
The developer behind *Ys X: Proud Nordics* argues that judging a game’s optimization by 'Ultra' settings alone ignores PC gaming’s true strength: scalability across decades of hardware. The debate highlights a growing disconnect between player expectations and developer priorities.
Early adopters of AMD’s flagship gaming CPUs are reporting instability and boot failures within weeks of use, raising questions about reliability in high-performance builds. Here’s what’s known—and who should be concerned.
NVIDIA has fully divested its remaining $140 million stake in Arm, closing the book on a high-profile acquisition attempt. Yet the companies remain deeply tied through licensing, with NVIDIA relying on Arm’s architecture for CPUs while GPUs stick to in-house RISC-V designs.
A new technical analysis suggests Apple’s upcoming M5 Pro and M5 Max chips could finally surpass long-standing CPU and GPU core limits, thanks to a switch from InFO packaging to TSMC’s 2.5D chiplet design—potentially reshaping performance tiers for the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro.
A large-scale blind test reveals NVIDIA’s DLSS 4.5 as the clear favorite for 4K gaming, outperforming both native resolution and AMD’s FSR upscaling. The results challenge assumptions about upscaling quality—and highlight how perception shifts when gamers aren’t told what they’re seeing.
Meta, a long-time AMD ally in AI infrastructure, is now collaborating with NVIDIA on a multi-year deal involving millions of Blackwell and Vera Rubin chips, marking a significant shift in the tech giant’s hardware strategy.
With a $1 billion commitment, India is accelerating its AI ambitions through expanded compute infrastructure, sovereign model development, and research partnerships—all backed by NVIDIA’s cutting-edge technologies.
