Rest in pieces: Nvidia is finally ditching GeForce Experience for good
We’ve had the Nvidia app for a while, but now, it’s available officially. About a year ago, Nvidia launched the Nvidia app into beta as a one-stop-shop for managing some…
Nvidia’s in-game AI assistant actually sounds incredible
Jacob Roach / Digital Trends Well, no one saw this coming. Nvidia announced an AI game assistant at Computex 2024 that will help you do everything from allocate stat points…
Ray tracing vs. path tracing — which is the best dynamic lighting technique?
Ray tracing is a lighting effect that has divided gamers and GPU manufacturers for years. Some consider it the next generation of in-game lighting that is ushering in previously impossible…
Nvidia’s biggest fails of all time
Nvidia is the biggest and most successful graphics card manufacturer of all time, despite AMD’s best efforts. But just because it wears the crown, doesn’t mean this king has never…
Atomic Heart restored my fragmented faith in PC ports
I had rock-bottom expectations for Atomic Heart. I was confident I’d enjoy the game, but I’ve been burned by too many half-baked, stuttering, buggy PC ports over the past several years…
The 5 worst Nvidia GPUs of all time
Although Nvidia has made plenty of great GPUs over the years, it’s also made some less than great cards as well. Here are some of the most infamous Nvidia GPUs.
How much does the RTX 4090 cost? RTX 40-series buying guide
Nvidia has finally announced the RTX 40 series, and alongside higher performance, these new GPUs come with high price tags.
Nvidia RTX DLSS: Everything you need to know
Nvidia’s DLSS technology offers a huge boost to PC games, but how does it work, exactly? Here’s everything you need to know about DLSS and what it can do.
Nvidia says RTX Studio laptops are 7 times faster than MacBook Pro
Nvidia had a slew of announcements today, including a new line of powerful Studio laptops designed to go toe to toe with Apple’s latest MacBook Pros.
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.