Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and AMD have entered a strategic partnership aimed at scaling AI adoption in enterprise environments, combining TCS's industry expertise with AMD's high-performance computing capabilities.
The GAMEMAX NEX C53 redefines compact PC cases by blending panoramic aesthetics with advanced connectivity, catering to enthusiasts who prioritize both performance and visual appeal.
As memory prices surge, DDR3 platforms are seeing renewed interest for high-capacity builds, offering workstation-level performance at a fraction of modern costs.
At this year's CES in Las Vegas, TCOMAS introduced two new mid-tower cases designed for both aesthetics and performance, blending premium materials with smart cooling solutions.
A fresh approach to AI-driven frame generation is arriving, one that promises to reshape the balance of power in real-time graphics. AMD’s latest update brings sharper textures and smoother performance, but the real question isn’t just how it compares—it’s whether it can win over developers and play...
UGreen’s latest eGPU dock, the Linkstation, brings fresh competition to a market long dominated by Razer. With dual slots for flexibility and a focus on performance, it aims to redefine what users expect from external graphics solutions.
As AI-driven demand sends memory prices soaring, Sapphire Technology advises against impulsive purchases, predicting a return to normal pricing within the year.
AMD introduces a suite of advanced technologies designed to enhance gaming performance, including FSR Redstone, which aims to improve frame rates and visual quality. The update also includes new tools for developers.
A new generation of gaming laptops is arriving with just 8GB of VRAM, but does it still deliver smooth performance? The MSI Katana 15 HX was put to the test to find out.
NVIDIA is reportedly restructuring its RTX 50 series supply chain, prioritizing 8GB models like the RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti while scaling back production of their 16GB counterparts. This shift reflects broader market pressures, including AI-driven demand and rising component costs.
The next generation of Nvidia GPUs, the RTX 5000 series, is reportedly facing a significant shortage due to RAM constraints. This could disrupt the PC gaming landscape and force gamers to adapt their strategies.
Nvidia is exploring ways to stabilize GPU pricing amid soaring demand from AI, with potential moves including reviving older graphics cards or enhancing them through AI-driven optimizations. Industry analysts suggest this could signal a shift in how Nvidia addresses both gaming and professional work...
AMD’s Radeon GPUs are navigating the RAM crisis with a measured approach, avoiding immediate shortages but facing inevitable price pressures. The company’s focus on memory efficiency and manufacturing resilience may shield its high-end models from scarcity, yet the broader market dynamics suggest co...
A lineup of Intel-powered gaming handhelds is expected to hit the market by late 2026, leveraging advanced Panther Lake processors that promise significant performance gains—though real-world impact remains uncertain.
Gaming laptops are evolving rapidly, with integrated graphics emerging as a viable alternative to traditional discrete GPUs. Industry leaders like Asus are hinting at a future where these components become the norm, but challenges remain.
Nvidia introduces a significant upgrade to its G-Sync technology, promising smoother visuals and reduced input lag for PC gamers. The new G-Sync Pulsar aims to eliminate motion blur and stutter, delivering a more immersive gaming experience.
China's market sees a surge of blower-style RTX 50 series GPUs, including the banned RTX 5090. These cards, targeting AI research and high-performance computing, offer a mix of power and efficiency, with prices ranging from $573 to $4158.
DLSS 4.5 delivers significant image stability improvements but demands far more from modern GPUs, with some models drawing up to 50 watts more under load.
