Bethesda's new action-adventure game perfectly translates elements from cinema to video games, delivering a great experience ...

The Intel Arc B580 is a fantastic 1440p GPU for an unbeatable price, and establishes Intel as a serious contender in the graphics card market. While its non-gaming performance isn't a real ...

Nvidia’s RTX 5000 series is the next generation of NVIDIA’s GeForce graphics cards, which need little introduction for gamers other than the expectation of advancements in performance and technology.

GMKtec claims that the EVO-X1 will deliver performance akin to a machine fitted with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060. This GPU upgrade could offer notable improvements for users seeking a mini PC that ...

Nvidia claims more than 600 games currently support various RTX upscaling technologies ... especially those that demand a good deal of AI performance. This month, Nvidia revealed its palm-sized ...

Nvidia’s new RTX 50 series graphics cards are looking like more of a lock for CES 2025 than ever, with Zotac and Acer now having leaked as many as five new GPUs — ones which may also have a ...

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NVIDIA's 40-Series GPUs have now been on the market for more than two years, and rumors surrounding the next-gen RTX 5000 "Blackwell" cards have been picking up in recent months. Until NVIDIA ...

There's also an RTX 5090D variant for the Chinese market, which will presumably have its specs tweaked to conform with current US export restrictions on high-performance GPUs. Though the website ...

IT之家12 月 17 日消息，科技媒体 videocardz 昨日（12 月 16 日）发布博文，报道称根据索泰（ZOTAC）官网显示的信息，发现了英伟达 GeForce RTX 50 系列显卡的首批阵容。 该媒体使用谷歌等 CSI 工具定期检查，发现索泰提前在其网站上列出了新的 GPU 系列，有望在下月 ...

Even the current gen RTX 4090 will still be premium in my eyes thanks to its blistering 4K performance, so even premium players won't have to rush to pick up the Blackwell GPU. That said ...