Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Arknights: Endfield is set to debut with DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation, promising a 3x performance boost on RTX 50 GPUs and pushing frame rates beyond 480 FPS at 4K, marking a significant leap in real-time rendering for mobile-originated games.
A rare misstep in order processing granted one user a high-end graphics card without charge, exposing the fragility of digital commerce and the occasional rewards of system errors. The incident sheds light on how even the most automated retail processes can falter, leaving consumers with windfalls t...
A new professional-grade GPU from Intel is set to debut soon, promising significant advancements in performance and memory capacity, positioning itself as a strong contender in the high-end graphics market.
TrueFoundry introduces TrueFailover, a system designed to automatically reroute enterprise AI traffic during outages or performance degradation, addressing the growing reliance on large language models in critical business processes.
A new generation of 4K gaming monitors is breaking the bank barrier, offering razor-sharp visuals at a fraction of their premium counterparts. This shift could redefine what gamers expect from their displays.
The AI infrastructure buildout is a monumental undertaking, with energy consumption projected to double as computational demands surge. This five-layered framework integrates power grids, data centers, and advanced algorithms into a cohesive system designed to sustain next-generation AI development.
The RTX 5090, set to debut at Computex 2025, represents a significant leap forward in GPU technology. With its advanced architecture, it promises unparalleled performance for both gaming and professional workloads.
A sleek, Thunderbolt 5-powered external GPU from Gigabyte is set to debut in India, offering desktop-grade performance in a portable form factor. Ideal for gamers and creatives with high-end laptops or mini PCs, this device bridges the gap between mobile and desktop power without sacrificing efficie...
AMD has appointed a seasoned finance executive to its board, reinforcing its strategic direction as the company advances its position in high-performance and AI computing. The move comes at a pivotal moment for AMD, which is also preparing to unveil new processor and graphics solutions designed to p...
The new BIOSTAR EdgeComp MS-1335U embeds Intel’s Core i5-1335U and optional RX 7900 XTX in a fanless, 4K-ready edge PC, targeting smart infrastructure without compromising performance or noise levels.
Hypergryph’s Arknights: Endfield arrives on January 22, bringing native PC support to the franchise for the first time. This technical analysis explores its hardware demands, performance expectations, and ecosystem integration.
The upcoming PC release of Marathon defies expectations by setting remarkably modest hardware requirements, allowing even older systems to run the game smoothly without needing cutting-edge GPUs.
A veteran graphics chip designer with deep experience in mobile and desktop GPUs is joining Intel, signaling the company's intensified push into artificial intelligence hardware. The move comes as Intel prepares to unveil its next-generation data center accelerator, expected later this year.
The Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 is currently available at Best Buy for $1,450, a significant discount from its original price of $1,800. This laptop features an AMD Ryzen 9 270 processor, Nvidia RTX 5060 GPU, and a 14-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
A cutting-edge thermal solution, born in Samsung’s labs to power its Exynos 2600, is now being adopted by rivals, promising to unlock unprecedented performance in next-gen processors—from smartphones to high-end GPUs.
The AtomMan G7 Pro from Minisforum combines a powerful Core i9-14900HX processor with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 GPU, offering flagship-grade performance in a compact form factor. Priced at $1359.90 for the barebones package, this mini PC is designed for both gaming and productivity.
Two new Asus gaming monitors redefine dual-mode performance with 4x faster 1080p refresh rates, targeting esports and high-speed content creators while maintaining 4K detail.
Zalman’s latest ZM-VS3 DS GPU holders blend utilitarian function with unexpected visual flair, featuring software-driven LCD panels and minimal ARGB lighting. Priced around $11–$12, the stands offer real-time system monitoring but raise questions about long-term durability and practicality in clutte...
