As a PC gamer and GPU reviewer, I’m worried about the next-gen graphics cards

Ironically, the most exciting part of the GPU market isn’t raw hardware specs anymore. Nvidia’s DLSS has set a high bar for AI-driven upscaling, while AMD’s FSR continues to catch up in compatibility ...
SlashGear

Worried About How Long Your Graphics Card Will Last? Here's What Can Affect Its Lifespan

These days, computers are designed to handle far more than simple emails and calculations. In the modern era, they can pull off anything from film and TV streaming to the creation of complex digital ...
PC Gamer

AMD's next-gen RDNA 4 graphics cards are now rumoured to be called the RX 9000-series, and we might have already had a sneak peek at what they look like

Graphics Cards AMD's rumoured to be plotting a new ultra high-end gaming GPU, plus a $550 graphics card with RTX 5080 performance, but sadly we probably won't see either until 2027 Graphics Cards The ...
TechAnnouncer

Unleashing Power: A Deep Dive into the NVIDIA 4080 Graphics Card

At the heart of the 4080 is Nvidia’s Ada Lovelace architecture. Think of it as the engine that makes everything run. It’s built on a more efficient manufacturing process, which means more power packed ...
The Motley Fool

Nvidia's New Mainstream Graphics Cards Look Good, but Price Is a Wildcard

Nvidia announced its mainstream RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti graphics cards. The company is getting more aggressive with MSRPs, but availability and tariffs could push retail prices much higher. While the ...
PCMag

After Nvidia Deal, What Happens to Intel's Graphics Tech? It's Sticking Around

Don't expect Intel to bail on its home-grown GPUs. The Nvidia deal is 'complementary to Intel’s roadmap,' it says.

If you're wondering what those newly announced Intel-Nvidia PC chips might look like, there's already an Nvidia 'Superchip' that could provide the answers

So Intel and Nvidia dropped a CPU-GPU bomb earlier today, announcing a distinctly unexpected plan to collab' on new computing ...
PC World

Graphics cards are huge now. Do you need a GPU brace to protect your PC?

If you’ve just gone out and bought yourself the biggest, meanest, and most powerful graphics card in the ‘hood — congratulations! you’re in for a wild time ...