Discover which Nvidia GeForce graphics cards are losing support soon and what this means for your gaming setup." ...

Nvidia has revealed Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta architectures are considered feature-complete and will be frozen in an ...

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.

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 ...

already a leader in AI and GPU technologies, is moving into the Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) market to address growing competition and shifting trends in AI semiconductor design.

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.

However, Nvidia isn't alone in the GPU market. AMD, with its Radeon series of graphics cards, gives Nvidia a run for its money. While AMD didn't join Nvidia in making a GPU announcement at CES ...

Nvidia claims that the new premium GPU is capable of outperforming the 4090 by as much as 2x. The RTX 5090 runs a whopping $2,000. The RTX 5080, 5070 Ti, and 5070, meanwhile, run $999, $749 ...

Nvidia might have inadvertently given us our first glimpse of an RTX 50-series GPU. During a video advertising the company’s upcoming LAN 50 event, we see a gaming PC cloaked in shadows.

Learn More Nvidia has completed its acquisition of Run:ai, a software company that makes it easier for customers to orchestrate GPU clouds for AI, and said that it would open-source the software.