Latest articles, news and analysis in the GPU category.
A new external GPU card promises full desktop performance in a compact form, but its success depends on whether platforms can keep up with the demand for portable power. Here’s what this shift means for users and the future of eGPUs.
A sharp increase in PlayStation 5 prices has triggered a buying rush, pushing annual hardware sales to record levels. The move comes as DRAM shortages persist and the next-gen PS6 looms on the horizon.
The long-awaited Cozy MMO Book of Travels has shifted its core design from a multiplayer experience to single-player, marking a significant pivot after challenges in early access. The game’s developers emphasize a new narrative-driven approach while addressing past technical and community concerns.
A new partnership between Slimbook and PNY Technologies aims to streamline high-performance hardware integration, focusing on next-gen GPUs and storage solutions. The collaboration could reshape how prebuilt systems balance power and efficiency.
A closer look at how internal design choices affect speed, thermal behavior, and acoustic output in modern laptops.
A new water block for high-end NVIDIA GPUs introduces Schott BOROFLOAT glass for enhanced light refraction and durability, paired with advanced cooling features tailored to ROG Astral models.
A new color grading mode in Adobe Premiere Pro, optimized for NVIDIA RTX GPUs with RTX AI, promises faster workflows and higher-quality results without sacrificing precision. Developers now have a tool that balances speed and creative control, but trade-offs remain.
The new XRW-G1 GT steering wheel and XRP-L1 loadcell pedal set target competitive sim racers with advanced tuning, durability, and ecosystem integration.
The new MSI Raider and Crosshair series delivers extreme performance with up to 300W combined power, setting a new standard for 16-inch gaming laptops.
A new sub-0.51-liter mini-PC bridges high-end AI workloads and enterprise connectivity, combining Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips with dual Thunderbolt 4 ports for multi-display setups—offering a cost-efficient alternative to traditional workstations.
Tesla has completed the design of its new AI5 chip, marking a significant step in its semiconductor strategy. The chip will be manufactured by both Samsung and TSMC, ensuring a diversified supply chain.
The RTX 50 series introduces a fundamental shift in GPU architecture, with DDR5 becoming the standard for high-end models while forcing enterprise users to reevaluate their memory and storage investments. The new lineup blurs the line between performance and cost, making 16 GB of RAM an increasingly...
The move to 16-pin connectors in NVIDIA's latest GPUs offers more power but introduces new challenges for system stability and thermal management, forcing users to rethink how they build high-performance rigs.
NVIDIA is preparing to launch the RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti GPUs with 9 GB of GDDR7 VRAM, a move that prioritizes cost savings over raw performance. The new models will feature a narrowed memory bus, signaling a strategic pivot for budget-conscious consumers.
The RTX 5070, already a powerhouse in its segment, now reaches unprecedented performance at 4K with DLSS 4.5, but its thermal behavior under load introduces nuanced trade-offs for users.
NVIDIA's warranty expenses soared by 1000% in 2025, reflecting rising failure rates and operational costs for IT teams. The move underscores a strategic shift with long-term implications for the ecosystem.
Grinding Gear Games is poised to disrupt action role-playing games with Path of Exile 2, emphasizing player choice and dynamic systems. The next-gen title promises a more modular experience while maintaining depth, setting a potential new standard for the genre.
YMTC is set to more than double its wafer production capacity, but the path forward remains unclear as it balances domestic sourcing and market competition.
