Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
A new alliance of Linux-focused developers and hardware manufacturers is forming to standardize gaming support across distributions, with ASUS, Bazzite, and others leading the charge to rival Valve’s Proton ecosystem.
Samsung’s latest financial results reveal a strategic pivot toward AI-driven semiconductors, with HBM4 memory, 2 nm chips, and 200MP smartphone sensors set to define 2026. The company is doubling down on high-value products while navigating smartphone slowdowns and display competition.
Nioh 3 demands serious hardware for a smooth experience. The latest entry in Team Ninja’s brutal action-RPG series requires at least an RTX 3060 Ti or RX 6700 XT to maintain 1080p60 with upscaling enabled. Developers have confirmed these baseline specs, offering a clearer picture for PC players ahea...
Nioh 3’s demanding combat system pushes hardware to its limits. Team Ninja’s recommended specs for a smooth 1080p60 experience—RTX 3060 Ti or RX 6700 XT—reveal how modern GPUs handle the game’s fluidity, upscaling, and performance trade-offs. Here’s what you need to know before diving in.
VDURA is directly challenging Vast Data and Weka with a bold guarantee: submit any all-flash configuration, and they’ll match performance and capacity while cutting total costs in half. The move comes as 30TB SSD prices have surged 257% in a year, forcing a reckoning on flash-dependent architectures...
NVIDIA’s Taiwan subsidiary, NVIDIA Iconic Taiwan Co., has received final approval for a $105 million headquarters in Taipei’s Beitou-Shilin Technology Park, a site originally earmarked for an insurance firm. The move comes as NVIDIA scales up local operations amid rising demand for AI-driven GPUs, i...
After nearly a year of underwhelming updates, Capcom’s latest patch for *Monster Hunter Wilds* has significantly improved CPU/GPU optimization, with players reporting smoother gameplay and restored confidence in the title’s PC performance.
The Chinese manufacturer, best known for gaming-focused Radeon GPUs, unveils a professional-grade workstation card with 32GB GDDR6 memory, signaling a shift into AMD’s AI PRO lineup—though with minimal deviation from the reference design.
With DDR5 memory prices soaring, budget builds now rely on slower kits. A hands-on test with a Ryzen 9 9900X and RTX 5090 reveals whether DDR5-4800 can still cut it—or if you’re better off saving for faster speeds.
A bipartisan push to reauthorize the National Quantum Initiative could be the catalyst for a new era of supercomputing—but only if it bridges the gap between quantum hardware and AI-driven workflows. Experts warn time is running out to secure U.S. leadership in this high-stakes race.
A bold new microATX case from Geeek strips away traditional barriers—no side panels, no height limits, and a modular design that costs less than a high-end GPU cooler. But is it practical, or just a gimmick for tinkerers?
A leading GPU vendor has issued a dire warning about the survival of graphics card makers, citing soaring memory costs and Nvidia’s shift toward high-margin industrial GPUs—leaving consumer models like the RTX 5070 Ti and 5090 in short supply and priced beyond reach for many.
The Arc B580, Intel’s flagship discrete GPU, will soon support XeSS 3 with multi-frame generation, but only after a delay. Meanwhile, Core Ultra 300 APUs already enjoy the upgrade, while older Arc cards remain in the dark—for now.
The Bazzite team has denied GPD’s claim of official Linux support for the Win 5 handheld, calling the partnership nonexistent and urging users to avoid unofficial channels.
A major Linux driver update for Intel's Arc Alchemist GPUs has resolved long-standing visual corruption issues while delivering dramatic performance gains—including a 260% frame-rate improvement in one benchmark. Here’s what’s changed and who benefits.
The Ryzen 7 9850X3D delivers incremental gains over the 9800X3D, securing AMD’s top gaming spot—but at $499, its value hinges on RAM flexibility and Intel’s next moves.
The memory giant’s 2025 financials reveal staggering gains, but its roadmap leaves little room for traditional PC or gaming markets. Here’s what the numbers—and the silence—really mean.
As theft of high-value PC components escalates, Costco has begun removing DDR5 RAM and GPUs from its in-store display systems—a move that reflects broader industry struggles with escalating hardware theft.
