Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
The Nintendo Switch 2’s improved CPU and GPU architecture suggests deeper integration of DLSS-like upscaling, but real-world workloads like Crimson Desert may strain its limits even with enhanced resolution techniques. Developers now face a new challenge: optimizing for both power efficiency and vis...
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Intel's latest GPU drivers enable Crimson Desert to run on Intel Arc GPUs, addressing previous compatibility issues. The update highlights Intel's progress in gaming support but leaves some performance questions unanswered for small businesses evaluating hardware.
The AMD Radeon RX 5000 series, once a staple for mid-range gaming GPUs, is now shifting to maintenance mode. This change affects game support and driver updates, but first-day launch assistance remains intact.
The latest No Man's Sky update adds a turn-based creature battling system that deepens player engagement, but its long-term impact on platform efficiency and hardware demands remains uncertain. The shift to more structured gameplay could extend play sessions while potentially straining lower-end dev...
The RTX 5090, RTX 5080, and RTX 5070 redefine GPU performance by balancing power efficiency and thermal management. These cards introduce a new standard for creators, where sustained workloads in 4K environments are met with controlled heat output and optimized wattage, setting benchmarks for reliab...
A high-end gaming GPU launch has been marred by severe performance issues, forcing an emergency patch response. Users report stuttering and frame drops in supported titles, raising questions about the balance between aggressive optimization and system stability.
Epic Games introduces seven experimental game modes for Fortnite, aiming to diversify player engagement following recent staffing adjustments. The new modes range from social co-op challenges to tactical FPS variations.
NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 aims to transform upscaling by embedding itself deeper into GPU hardware, but its success depends on widespread adoption and seamless integration across NVIDIA’s ecosystem.
A new partnership between Intel and SambaNova introduces a heterogeneous hardware solution combining GPUs, Xeon 6 processors, and RDUs to optimize agentic AI workloads, challenging the dominance of GPU-only systems while addressing production bottlenecks.
A new tactical RPG, Annulus, has launched, emphasizing art-driven gameplay and strategic depth. The game introduces unique mechanics that blend visual storytelling with traditional RPG elements.
Microsoft is gradually phasing out the classic Win32 Control Panel in Windows 11, migrating its functions into the modern Settings app. This transition aims to unify user experience but raises questions about compatibility with legacy drivers and third-party applications.
The latest addition to Arctic’s Xtender series brings clear glass panels, pre-installed ARGB fans, and support for long GPUs—without sacrificing airflow or radiator space.
Even high-end systems can feel sluggish if their memory subsystem is mismatched. A closer look at how RAM speed, capacity, and timing affect real-world performance—and when an upgrade actually helps.
Enterprise buyers face rising costs and supply constraints as RAM prices surge and GPU prices climb again, signaling more turbulence ahead.
The new MAG Infinite S AI 2nd desktop combines Intel Core Ultra 7 processors and NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPUs for high-performance gaming, featuring smart cooling and future-proof upgrade paths.
Intel's latest Arc Pro B770 GPU, built on the Xe2 'Battlemage' architecture, marks a significant shift in how discrete GPUs handle gaming workloads. With WHQL-certified drivers now available, the focus is on seamless transitions between AI inference and high-performance gaming.
Bungie has outlined its zero-tolerance stance on cheating in Marathon while acknowledging ongoing challenges, including the exclusion of Linux and Steam Deck players due to BattlEye integration.
