Nvidia to bring GeForce RTX graphics to ARM-based Chromebooks and Linux PCs
Nvidia announced a partnership with SoC-maker MediaTek that would being GeForce RTX 3000 GPU technologies to Arm-based processors on Chromebook and Linux PCs.
Intel Xe DG2 gaming GPU leak reveals serious Nvidia RTX 3080 competitor
Nvidia’s flagship GeForce RTX 3080 may soon have a major rival, as early leaks reveal that Intel’s Xe-HPG discrete gaming graphics come with serious power.
Nvidia GTX 1660 Super vs. GTX 1660 Ti vs. GTX 1660
Nvidia’s 1660 cards are very confusing. There are three cards that are more or less the same. So, which should you buy? GTX 1660 Ti, 1660 Super, or 1660?
Why the GPU shortage problem is still getting worse, not better
Gamers should be prepared to pay double or triple a card’s retail price or risk waiting until the third quarter of this year to be able to buy a new…
Nvidia RTX 3080 seekers could face shortages through July
A new report indicates that shortages of Nvidia’s latest GPUs might go on until at least the summer or July at the earliest, contrary to what Nvidia claims.
Despite rising PC shipments, AMD’s GPU market share is rapidly shrinking
Despite strong performance of the Radeon RX 6000 graphics cards, AMD’s market share is down, and it has the global pandemic to blame.
AMD will take the wraps off the newest Radeon RX 6000 GPU on March 3
AMD is gearing up to welcome the latest addition to its Radeon RX 6000 graphics card family, with the company announcing that the new GPU will debut next month.
The RTX 3060 hasn’t even launched yet, and the prices are already skyrocketing
Nvidia’s entry-level GeForce RTX 3060 GPU hasn’t even officially gone on sale yet, but pent-up demand is resulting in surging pre-order pricing.
Intel Xe-HPG: Everything you need to know about Intel’s first gaming GPU
Intel is finally gunning for rivals AMD and Nvidia in the high-end graphics space with a purpose-built gaming GPU called the Xe-HPG.
A gaming Tesla? New Model S to use same GPU as Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X
What does Tesla’s sedan, Sony’s PlayStation, Microsoft’s Xbox, and a gaming PC share in common? They all come with AMD’s powerful GPU.