Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Intel’s new Xeon 600 series, built on Granite Rapids architecture, delivers up to 86 cores, 128 PCIe 5.0 lanes, and DDR5-8000 support—positioning itself as a more cost-effective alternative to AMD’s Threadripper 9000 while offering full overclocking on six unlocked SKUs.
Intel’s latest Xeon 600 processors redefine client workstations with up to 86 cores, 4TB of DDR5 support, and PCIe 5.0 expansion—targeting AI, engineering, and media workloads where throughput and memory bandwidth matter more than single-thread speed.
A $400 discount on LG’s 27-inch UltraGear OLED monitor makes it the best value in 1440p gaming displays right now, balancing performance, resolution, and price.
A global DRAM crunch is reshaping the smartphone chip market, with Google’s Tensor G5 leading the way in shipment growth despite its middling performance. Meanwhile, Samsung’s 2nm Exynos 2600 and Apple’s A-series chips remain shielded from the worst of the downturn, leaving Qualcomm and MediaTek to...
PCIe 4.0 SSDs deliver speeds up to 7GB/s, but not all drives live up to the hype. From budget HMB models to DRAM-powered workhorses, here’s how to pick the right one for gaming, consoles, or next-gen PCs—without wasting money on unnecessary features.
Samsung’s latest mobile processor, the Exynos 2600, is now within striking distance of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in synthetic performance tests. Built on a cutting-edge 2nm process, the chip delivers Vulkan scores that are nearly identical to its rival, while also showcasing remarkable con...
Nioh 3’s PC launch demands a capable GPU to maintain smooth gameplay at 1080p, with the RTX 3060 Ti and RX 6700 XT serving as the minimum hardware requirements for a stable 60 FPS experience—even with upscaling enabled.
After years of relying on FreeSync, Samsung’s 2026 OLED TVs—including the S85H, S90H, and S95H models—will finally support Nvidia’s G-Sync technology, expanding high-end PC gaming options for big-screen setups. Here’s how it changes the game.
Puget Systems’ latest reliability report reveals the Core Ultra 7 265K as the most dependable consumer CPU of 2025, with a 0.77% failure rate—a figure that underscores a dramatic turnaround for Intel’s Arrow Lake lineup. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s Founders Edition GPUs dominate graphics reliability, but no...
The story behind Nvidia’s Shield TV stretches back to the company’s earliest days, when engineers secretly plotted a gaming console. A decade later, it’s still the gold standard for premium streaming—even if the next chapter remains unwritten.
A revamped Mac configurator suggests Apple’s upcoming M5 Pro and M5 Max chips may adopt TSMC’s advanced SoIC packaging, enabling unprecedented customization for CPU, GPU, and neural engine dies in a single package. Here’s what it means for performance and flexibility.
Memory costs are skyrocketing, with DDR4 and DDR5 modules now carrying a 125% premium over last quarter’s rates—leaving builders scrambling as hyperscalers and AI firms dominate supply. Analysts warn spot prices could double again this quarter, with no relief in sight until 2028.
Arm’s updated Flexible Access program now allows startups with up to $50M in funding to access cutting-edge chip tools for free—including AI accelerators like the Ethos-U85 NPU—while deferring licensing costs until production. The shift could accelerate innovation in edge AI and low-power SoCs.
Samsung’s upcoming 2026 OLED TVs and Odyssey gaming monitors will support NVIDIA G-Sync, eliminating screen tearing for smoother competitive and casual gaming. The lineup includes high-refresh-rate displays with advanced features like Dolby Atmos and HDR10+ Advanced.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has hiked prices a second time in two months, with some models now costing up to $60 more due to global RAM shortages fueled by AI demand. The 16GB Pi 5 now retails for $205, while older models remain untouched. Experts say this isn’t just a blip—it’s a ripple effect acro...
HP’s high-end Omen Slim 16 gaming laptop—packed with 32GB RAM, an RTX 5070 GPU, and a 240Hz display—has been reduced from $2,110 to $1,449, marking one of the most aggressive discounts in the Windows gaming ecosystem. The deal isn’t just a steal; it’s a rare chance to lock in a configuration that ba...
The 2nm node isn’t just a technical leap—it’s a high-stakes gamble where TSMC must balance unparalleled demand from AI and mobile while navigating yields that could make or break the semiconductor industry’s future.
AMD’s GPU partners are preparing another round of price increases for Radeon cards in February and March, following January’s 5–10% hikes. The strategy aims to align Radeon pricing with NVIDIA’s inflated market rates, driven by persistent DRAM shortages. Consumers should brace for further premiums,...
