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NVIDIA GeForce 451.48 WHQL released, adds full support for DirectX 12 Ultimate graphics API

NVIDIA has just released a brand new driver for its graphics cards. According to the release notes, the NVIDIA GeForce 451.48 WHQL driver adds full support for the DirectX 12 Ultimate graphics API. Additionally, this driver supports Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling when used with the Windows 10 May 2020 Update. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce 451.48 WHQL released, adds full support for DirectX 12 Ultimate graphics API →

Raijintek introduces the “Morpheus 8057” GPU Air cooler for both NVIDIA & AMD modern GPUs

Air cooling has been the preferred choice by some of the PC enthusiasts, who don’t want to invest in an expensive “liquid cooling” solution for their PC components, be it GPU, CPU, Motherboard’s VRM, and even for the ATX cabinet in some cases. Continue reading Raijintek introduces the “Morpheus 8057” GPU Air cooler for both NVIDIA & AMD modern GPUs →

Rumor: NVIDIA’s flagship RTX 3000 series cards to feature a dual-sided PCB, having a Traversal Coprocessor

According to one recent video posted by Coreteks, coming via Wccftech, NVIDIA plans to introduce some serious design changes with the AMPERE flagship lineup of cards, like implementing a new dual-sided PCB, having a traversal coprocessor. Continue reading Rumor: NVIDIA’s flagship RTX 3000 series cards to feature a dual-sided PCB, having a Traversal Coprocessor →

NVIDIA’s rumored flagship RTX 3090 GPU has a TGP of 350 Watts, with the GPU core having 230 Watts TDP

According to one reliable source over at Igor’s Lab, it was predicted before that Nvidia is planning to release at least three different high-end variants in the RTX 3000 series of Ampere lineup. These are RTX 3080, RTX 3080 (Ti/Super) and RTX 3090 (Ti/Super). Some rumored specs were also shared by one twitter user kopite7kimi before. All three variants are based on the same PG132 board/PCB, and they are different bins of the same “GA102” chip. Continue reading NVIDIA’s rumored flagship RTX 3090 GPU has a TGP of 350 Watts, with the GPU core having 230 Watts TDP →