Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Valve’s Steam Machine, Frame, and Controller face delayed pricing due to industry-wide DRAM shortages, with potential cost increases and no confirmed launch dates. The company confirms 4K 60 FPS capability but admits upscaling tradeoffs for some games.
Windows 11 arrives polished but burdened by defaults that prioritize Microsoft’s priorities over yours. Beneath the sleek surface lie 18 hidden adjustments—ranging from silencing invasive notifications to dismantling telemetry pipelines—that can transform your system into a lean, private machine. Th...
A rare deep discount on Nvidia’s flagship RTX 5080 has surfaced in Walmart’s clearance section, offering a 45% cut on the card’s usual price—if you can find it before it’s gone. The deal raises questions about where these unexpected GPU bargains come from and whether they’re worth the hunt.
The Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and Steam Controller remain on track for a 2026 debut, but Valve’s ability to set firm pricing or release windows has been derailed by the ongoing RAM and storage shortages—now worse than when the products were first announced.
After months of unofficial playability, Gearbox’s *Borderlands 4* has officially earned Steam Deck Verified status—but the announcement has sparked debate over whether Valve’s certification process truly reflects real-world usability.
The TrueNAS R60 challenges conventional storage limits with 1.4PB NVMe in a single 1U rack unit, but does it deliver on performance, cost, and flexibility for AI and HPC workloads? A closer look at the specs and what they mean for real-world deployments.
Mistral AI’s latest speech-to-text models deliver cloud-level accuracy—without ever touching the internet. But the real test isn’t performance; it’s whether businesses can adapt their infrastructure to run AI locally. For regulated industries, the trade-offs may already be worth it.
After years of anticipation, Valve’s Steam Machine is set to debut in early 2026, leveraging AMD’s custom Zen 4 chip with RDNA 3 graphics. Priced between $950 and $1,070, the console promises 4K gaming performance rivaling high-end PCs—though memory constraints may limit its appeal for demanding tit...
The company behind the AI-focused Blackhole P150 accelerator has quietly reduced core counts from 140 to 120, citing 'unified interface' updates while cutting FP8 performance by 110 TeraFLOPS. Industry speculation points to thermal limits, silicon yield challenges, or unfinished silicon—leaving user...
Silicon Motion’s fourth-quarter 2025 earnings reveal a 15% sequential revenue jump, driven by PCIe 5 SSD controllers and automotive storage gains—while signaling early traction in enterprise storage with a major GPU manufacturer.
The search for cheaper memory has turned to Chinese manufacturers like CXMT and YMTC, but technical hurdles, regulatory barriers, and cost disadvantages make their role in easing shortages unlikely—even as prices climb higher than ever.
Intel is teaming up with Saimemory to develop Z-Angle Memory (ZAM), a DRAM stacking technology that could redefine high-bandwidth memory for AI servers by 2030. Built on Intel’s Foveros expertise, ZAM aims to outperform HBM with lower power consumption—just as the industry grapples with a prolonged...
The current hardware market is a minefield of price swings and speculation. These three carefully balanced builds deliver real performance—budget, mid-range, and high-end—without betting on future volatility or sacrificing upgrade paths.
A Ryzen 9 mini PC with 16GB DDR5 RAM and four 4K display support has just dropped to $699. This is the most capable compact workstation ever made—and now it’s within reach for professionals who refuse to compromise on performance.
The chipmaker has explicitly named the ongoing DRAM shortage as a financial risk in its 2025 SEC filings, signaling deeper supply chain concerns than previously disclosed. Industry-wide shortages are now affecting everything from GPUs to CPUs, with ripple effects across the tech ecosystem.
With DDR5 prices soaring, the debate over whether 16GB is still enough for modern gaming PCs rages on. New benchmarks reveal the truth—spoiler: it depends on your GPU and game choice.
A new wave of AI-driven document processing tools is emerging, promising to transform how businesses extract actionable insights from unstructured data—without requiring manual review. Nemotron Labs, part of NVIDIA’s AI research division, has developed agents capable of parsing complex documents in...
AMD’s graphics card partners are reportedly preparing to reduce production of high-end 16GB GPUs, potentially pushing prices even higher. Gamers and creators relying on these models may face tighter availability—or worse, higher costs—if the trend takes hold.
