It appears that some gaming performance benchmark numbers and alleged specs of NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 3080/RTX 3080 Ti 20 GB graphics card have leaked out. One Chinese content creator “Big hardware player” got access to an engineering sample of the GeForce RTX 3080 20GB GPU, and has posted his findings over at Bilibili, coming via @9550pro. Continue reading Here are some alleged specs and benchmarks of Nvidia’s rumored RTX 3080/Ti 20GB “Ampere” GPU →

NVIDIA has released a brand new driver for its graphics cards. According to the release notes, the NVIDIA GeForce 461.40 WHQL driver offers optimal performance in the upcoming horror game, The Medium. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce 461.40 WHQL driver is optimized for The Medium →

Ever wondered if you can get desktop-level gaming performance from a laptop? Laptop gaming notebooks have gained popularity in recent years as more gamers prefer to play games at their own convenience and place. However, laptop integrated gaming GPUs usually have been limited and constrained by power and thermal limits, as the Mobile variant has been unable to match the performance of a desktop gaming GPU. Continue reading AMD Ryzen Notebook modified to run a desktop RTX 3090 GPU via NVMe M.2 slot →

As you may already know, GeForce NOW is NVIDIA’s cloud-based game streaming service, delivering real-time gameplay straight from the cloud to your laptop, desktop, Mac, SHIELD TV, or Android device. You can connect to your store accounts and stream your own library of games, or play your favorite free-to-play games. With cloud saves for supported games, you can pick up your game where you left off, on any supported device, wherever you are. Continue reading Nvidia plans to extend its GeForce Now service to Australia, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia later this year →

Hardware modding is not what an average gamer or end-user might be doing on a daily basis, but that has never stopped anyone to experiment with it, since some people have the knack for it. Meet Russian YouTuber VIK-on, who recently modified and upgraded his Nvidia GPU. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 GPU upgraded to support 16GB of VRAM by Russian hardware modder →

NVIDIA has released a brand new hotfix driver for its graphics cards. According to the release notes, the NVIDIA GeForce Hotfix 461.33 driver fixes some stuttering issues that occurred in all SteamVR games. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce Hotfix 461.33 driver fixes SteamVR issues, resolves crashes →

In a rather surprise move, amidst the current GPU availability and pricing issues prevalent in the market, it appears that NVIDIA plans to fill the market gap by resurrecting some previous generation of gaming graphics cards. Continue reading NVIDIA plans to re-introduce the GeForce RTX 2060 and RTX 2060 SUPER “Turing” GPUs →

It appears that Nvidia has silently lowered its G-SYNC Ultimate standards, allowing it to release a larger quantity of monitors, and thus create a larger market for its latest G-SYNC display modules for users. Continue reading Nvidia appears to have lowered its G-SYNC Ultimate HDR specifications [UPDATE] →

At the recent CES 2021 keynote, NVIDIA officially announced the GeForce RTX 3060 GPU having 12 GB of VRAM. The GeForce RTX 3060 12GB VRAM GPU is coming out in late February. However, as now reported by Videocardz, proper specs of this exact GPU model were not shared in the official slides, and Nvidia also changed the specifications of this new GPU from 3840 CUDA cores to 3584, just two weeks before the official announcement date. Continue reading Here are some more confirmed specs for the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12GB →

NVIDIA has announced that its latest graphics cards will be able to support Resizable BAR in late February. However, there is a catch here. This feature will only be available on the RTX 30 series GPUs. In other words, those that have purchased the expensive RTX 20 series GPUs will not have access to it. Continue reading NVIDIA’s Resizable BAR will require new BIOS updates for both GPUs and motherboards →