Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
With 32GB DDR5 RAM, a Core i7-12800H, and triple 4K display support, the Minisforum M1 Plus now sits at a price that challenges the logic of buying a full desktop. But is it the right move for your workflow?
NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service has broken into the living room with a new Amazon Fire TV app, delivering PC-level graphics to smart TVs—while eight new titles, including Torment: Tides of Numenera* and Mega Man 11*, join the roster. Here’s what’s changing and who benefits.
From Antarctic research to classroom experiments, NVIDIA’s DGX Spark supercomputer is redefining what’s possible in academic settings—delivering data-center-grade AI performance in a desktop-sized package.
AMD has achieved a historic milestone in the server market, capturing 41.3% of revenue share in Q4 2025—a first for the company. The shift reflects a growing preference for AMD’s EPYC processors among hyperscalers, while Intel’s unit sales remain strong despite lower average prices. Desktop and mobi...
Sapphire’s limited-edition NITRO+ Radeon RX 9070 XT OC Crimson Desert Edition has surfaced in European stockists, revealing pricing, availability, and a striking fantasy-inspired design—though no official launch date has been confirmed.
The latest Chrome version integrates payment and address data from Google Wallet while addressing critical vulnerabilities, though users may wonder why this release was pushed back by a week.
Best Buy’s latest GPU pricing fiasco—listing an RTX 5090 for $5,090—exposes a broken market where hardware costs defy logic. But the real damage isn’t just the sticker shock; it’s the ripple effect across mid-range cards, now priced like luxury items. What started as a joke has become the new realit...
Lenovo’s Q3 2025 results show a 18% revenue surge, with AI revenue now accounting for 32% of total earnings. Strategic restructuring and market leadership in PCs, servers, and services underpin the company’s expansion into AI-driven enterprise solutions.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Elite delivers a dramatic performance leap over its predecessor, but Apple’s M5 remains the undisputed leader in mobile gaming benchmarks—with up to 69% higher frame rates in key titles.
MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600 ditches efficiency cores for pure performance, packing ARM’s C2-series CPU and a 10-core Mali-G2 Ultra GPU on TSMC’s 2nm process. But can it balance raw speed with real-world efficiency? Here’s the deep dive for power users.
The most expensive NVIDIA GPU ever released is now available in India, but at a staggering premium—with prices starting at $9,050 for the 32GB Lightning Z edition. The limited-edition card, already priced at $5,090 on MSI’s official store (via lottery), is being sold outright by local retailers—but...
The NucBox G3 Pro balances cost and capability, but its Intel Core i3-10110U and 8W power draw restrict it to basic tasks. A closer look at its trade-offs and niche use cases.
COLORFUL’s latest EVOL P15 lineup bridges the gap between high-refresh displays and RTX 50-series power, offering two configurations—one with a 165 Hz QHD panel and the other a 144 Hz Full HD screen—all backed by DDR5 and DLSS 4. Pricing and availability details remain under wraps for now.
The Strix OLED XG34WCDMTG merges high-refresh gaming with Android-based TV streaming, but its $1,199 price tag and niche features raise questions about real-world value.
The W50 blends InWin’s signature W-shaped tempered glass with next-gen cooling and GPU support, targeting power users and content creators who demand both aesthetics and performance.
The latest Mesa release delivers transformative ray-tracing performance for AMD Radeon GPUs, alongside broader Vulkan enhancements across Intel, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm hardware—marking a pivotal step for open-source graphics on Linux.
The latest beta driver update from AMD adds support for Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties* and Nioh 3, while addressing critical bugs in Cyberpunk 2077, Battlefield 6, and Radeon RX 9000/7000 series GPUs—including cloud rendering corruption in Arc Raiders and ray tracing crashes in The Finals. Known issue...
A new real-time monitoring system in MSI Afterburner and select PSUs can slash GPU power limits to prevent catastrophic failures—but its reach is limited, and the broader PC industry’s power delivery challenges remain unresolved.
