Nvidia has provided some new benchmarks for RTX 5000 graphics cards Two of them don’t involve DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation However, the gen-on-gen uplifts shown here are modest – but we ...

The RTX 4070 was another beloved GPU in the RTX 40-series, but it’s on its way out the door now, too. The production has reportedly ended, and Board Channels claim that the inventory for the ...

In fact, a pair of new leaks surfaced revealing a more powerful GPU and possibly an explanation for the mysterious new 'C' button that has shown up on alleged dummy units of the follow-up console.

According to leaker @BullsLab on X, an RTX 5050 laptop GPU has shown up in an LG Gram 2025, showcasing the type and amount of VRAM. If the post is to be believed, the RTX 5050 will come with 8GB ...

VRAM capacity isn’t directly indicative of performance — it actually says very little about how well a GPU performs — but as you can read in my Arc B580 review, there are VRAM walls that the ...

Intel's upcoming Arc B570 GPU is only 12% slower than B580 according to early benchmark The Arc B580 will start at $249 while the B570 will start at $219 Intel has taken a great leap in its GPU ...

I'm not so sure anymore that it'll be an NVIDIA GPU going into my personal gaming PC. (Image credit: Windows Central) From my perspective, AMD's last-minute pull of its RDNA 4 announcement is ...

US Further Restricts Nvidia AI Exports, Caps GPU Purchases for Select Nations The Biden administration bars some countries from getting advanced chips entirely, while others will need a license to ...

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 was only fully revealed this week at CES 2025, but already the GPU is causing quite a stir. Though arguably the least powerful of the just unveiled 50-series, the RTX ...

Looking for Nvidia's flagship GPU? Here's where to buy the RTX 5090 The model practically showed up later as the RTX 4070 Ti, which helped somewhat differentiate its specs to the 16GB 80-series ...

These processors feature Intel's previous-generation Alchemist GPU architecture, with up to four cores. Moving up the performance ladder, the H-series targets performance thin-and-light PCs.