Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Microsoft's confirmation that Xbox Project Helix will be a first-party console introduces new dynamics in the gaming hardware market, potentially reshaping how third-party manufacturers engage with next-gen platforms.
A cozy life-sim game in development at Ubisoft has been discontinued, reflecting broader cost-cutting and portfolio optimization efforts.
The new OCuLink Dev Kit for Framework’s Laptop 16 offers PCIe 5.0 expansion, but its real-world impact depends on hardware availability and cable efficiency.
Apple's macOS 26 will be the last operating system to support Intel-based Macs, signaling a definitive shift to Apple Silicon. The change closes a chapter for Intel processors in Apple devices and sets a clear path forward for future updates.
A single-port PCIe card bridges legacy and next-generation Ethernet speeds, offering a seamless upgrade path without compromising compatibility or performance.
The Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, AMD's flagship gaming CPU with 16 cores, 32 threads, and a 200 W TDP, has drawn attention not for its performance but for the unusual restrictions on review access. While some outlets received samples, major technical publications were reportedly left out, raising questions abo...
A deep dive into Diablo IV's performance, thermal behavior, and efficiency for power users, with a focus on long-term workflow impact.
AMD is set to introduce a significant update to its FidelityFX SDK, bringing multi-frame generation capabilities closer to industry standards. The new feature will allow users to select frame-generation multipliers for performance and quality, addressing long-standing differences with competitors.
Splatoon Raiders marks a departure for the franchise with a single-player action-shooter experience on Nintendo Switch 2, but key details like frame rates remain unclear.
Microsoft is preparing a significant Windows 11 update that promises to reshape how PCs handle power and thermal management, offering builders more stability and efficiency without compromising speed.
Intel is set to broaden overclocking support beyond its premium K and KF series processors, but challenges around motherboard compatibility and timing could delay the feature's arrival for budget users.
A new ASUS GPU architecture aims to redefine power efficiency, but its ability to sustain performance under heavy loads will determine if it meets expectations or falls short.
A high-end Lenovo Legion 5i configuration featuring an RTX 5060 GPU, 32GB of DDR5-4800 RAM, and a 16-inch 2.8K OLED display is now available at a discounted price, offering creators a powerful yet portable workstation for content creation.
A massive deployment of NVIDIA's Rubin GPUs at a Microsoft-backed facility signals a shift toward more efficient, high-performance AI hardware—with significant implications for thermal management and power consumption.
The Lenovo Yoga 7i stands out for its blend of compact design, robust build quality, and efficient hardware, though its integrated graphics limit its creative workload potential.
The new NVIDIA DLSS 4.5 software development kit introduces ray reconstruction, dynamic frame generation, and refined AI upscaling, offering developers powerful tools to enhance game performance while maintaining visual quality—a critical balance for next-generation gaming hardware.
The new ProArt PA40SU enclosure leverages USB4 speeds and active cooling to handle large media files, with a slim design ideal for professional workflows.
The long-awaited remake of Assassin's Creed Black Flag brings the 2013 classic to modern systems with enhanced visuals, updated mechanics, and a side-by-side comparison that highlights its evolution. This analysis explores what it enables for users and the strategic upgrade path for small businesses...
