Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Intel’s newest Arc Pro driver update—version 32.0.101.8314—contains no references to the rumored B70 model, leaving enthusiasts and professionals to speculate about its timing and the fate of the ‘BMG-G31’ GPU. Meanwhile, traces of the B70 and B770 codenames have vanished from official repositories,...
A compact powerhouse with an Intel Core i7, 16GB RAM, and 4K display support is now the best value in mini PCs, undercutting its original price by nearly a third. Here’s why it’s a steal for remote workers.
The Core Ultra 7 356H in Samsung’s Galaxy Book6 Ultra delivers near-record battery life for a high-end x86 laptop, but the gap between lab results and real-world expectations exposes deeper challenges in power efficiency. Here’s how the numbers stack up—and what they mean for the future of mobile pe...
Rambus has appointed Victor Peng, former AMD president and Xilinx CEO, to its board of directors, signaling a push to deepen its role in AI infrastructure and high-performance computing.
ProbablyMonsters’ latest project blends gothic horror with high-renaissance spectacle in a fast-paced, co-op action RPG where players battle demons, wield divine powers, and uncover the fall of a cursed city—set for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
A Barcelona-based research lab has successfully built a functional RISC-V chip using Intel’s advanced 3nm process, a milestone that could redefine Europe’s role in sovereign computing infrastructure. The TC1 chip’s unique ‘tenary’ architecture—combining three specialized cores—suggests a new approac...
The latest version of GPU-Z now includes support for NVIDIA’s newest GPUs, AMD’s latest integrated and discrete graphics, and Intel’s Arrow Lake H platform, alongside fixes for long-standing bugs in monitoring and detection.
Valve’s beta update introduces structured hardware specs in reviews and anonymized frame rate tracking, turning vague performance complaints into data-driven insights. The shift could force developers to confront compatibility gaps and give buyers clearer expectations before purchase.
Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop processors are breaking power conventions with a 150W PL1, 496W PL2, and 854W PL4—more than double current-gen chips. The dual-compute-tile architecture demands a platform upgrade, but what does this mean for overclockers and high-end workloads?
Corsair is rolling out a major packaging redesign for its Vengeance DDR5 memory line, switching from traditional cardboard boxes to recycled plastic clamshells with tamper-evident seals to help users verify authenticity amid a surge in fake RAM sales.
Apple’s latest Mac chips mark a shift toward modular chiplet architecture, leveraging TSMC’s advanced packaging to balance performance and efficiency. As competitors like Qualcomm grapple with scaling challenges, the move raises questions about whether the industry’s second-largest chipmaker will ev...
Gigabyte’s latest AM5 flagship, the X870E AERO X3D Wood, blends cutting-edge 800-series chipset features with a premium wooden aesthetic—all while supporting the latest Ryzen 9000 CPUs and DDR5 memory. Priced at $499, it’s a bold statement for high-end PC builders.
NVIDIA’s next-gen Rubin platform hinges on HBM4 memory, with Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron all targeting validation completion by mid-2026—but supply chain bottlenecks and shifting DRAM demand could delay mass adoption.
Gaming’s subscription model expands as PlayStation UK introduces flexible leasing for the PS5, with options for both standard and premium configurations—including the DualSense Edge and VR2. But is this the future, or a temporary workaround?
A new software suite and firmware update for the WireView Pro II enables real-time PC monitoring, data logging, and refined configuration—marking a major leap forward for GPU power diagnostics. Here’s what’s changed and how to use it.
The studio behind *Highguard* expected a hit—but the game’s modest player base exposes a harsh reality: most new shooters fail to break through, no matter how polished or well-funded they are. A closer look at the numbers and industry trends.
ASUS UK is redirecting ROG Xbox Ally X repairs overseas amid unprecedented warranty demand, raising concerns over reliability and delays for affected owners.
NVIDIA’s inaugural AI Day in São Paulo marked a bold step toward positioning Brazil as a key player in AI development, with deep dives into generative AI, high-performance computing, and the future of AI-driven industries. The event showcased how local developers and enterprises can harness NVIDIA’s...
