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First gaming benchmarks, specifications and price leaked for NVIDIA GeForce RTX2060

Videocardz has revealed the specifications, price and first benchmarks for the NVIDIA GeForce RTX2060. This new mid-range graphics card will be priced at $349, will be officially introduced on January 7th, will be bundled with Battlefield V or Anthem for free, and will release on January 15th. Continue reading First gaming benchmarks, specifications and price leaked for NVIDIA GeForce RTX2060

ATLAS cannot run with constant 60fps on Epic settings on the NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080Ti, even at 1440p

As you may already know, ATLAS is the new open-world online survival pirate-theme game from the creators of ARK: Survival Evolved. We’ve already reported about its roots (it looks like it was originally meant to be a DLC for ARK) and YouTube’s ‘DudeRandom84’ has shared some initial impressions of the game’s performance on NVIDIA’s most powerful gaming graphics card. Continue reading ATLAS cannot run with constant 60fps on Epic settings on the NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080Ti, even at 1440p

First gaming benchmarks revealed for the NVIDIA Titan RTX graphics card

The NVIDIA Titan RTX is currently available for purchase at NVIDIA’s website and the first gaming benchmarks have surfaced. Now while there are some channels that have reported some numbers, we’ll be using those from JayzTwoCents who is a reliable source. Continue reading First gaming benchmarks revealed for the NVIDIA Titan RTX graphics card

NVIDIA may release a GTX1160 graphics card without Ray Tracing, may be called GeForce GTX1660Ti

Now here is an interesting rumour. Videocardz has reported that NVIDIA may release a GTX1160 GPU alongside the RTX2060 graphics card in mid-January. Since this is a rumour, I strongly suggest taking everything you are about to read with a grain of salt. Continue reading NVIDIA may release a GTX1160 graphics card without Ray Tracing, may be called GeForce GTX1660Ti

NVIDIA Open-Source PhysX SDK 4 is now available for download

Two weeks ago, we informed you about NVIDIA’s plans to open source its PhysX SDK, meaning that developers using its latest version will be able to offer GPU-accelerated physics on both AMD and NVIDIA GPUs. And today, everyone can download and start using the latest version of PhysX via the PhysX SDK 4. Continue reading NVIDIA Open-Source PhysX SDK 4 is now available for download

NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080Ti unable to run Just Cause 4 with 60fps on Very High/Max settings in 4K

Just Cause 4 has just been released on the PC and we’ve decided to initially test our EVGA GeForce RTX2080Ti XC Gaming in order to capture some 4K screenshots. For this initial benchmark, we used the latest NVIDIA WHQL drivers (417.22), maxed out every setting to Very High – but disabled anti-aliasing – and the results are not that great. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080Ti unable to run Just Cause 4 with 60fps on Very High/Max settings in 4K

NVIDIA GeForce 417.22 WHQL driver available for download, optimized for Battlefield 5 RTX

NVIDIA has released a brand new driver for its graphics cards. According to the release notes, the NVIDIA GeForce 417.22 WHQL driver provides the optimal gaming experience for Battlefield V Tides of War Chapter 1: Overture Update (that was meant to come out today but was delayed). Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce 417.22 WHQL driver available for download, optimized for Battlefield 5 RTX

NVIDIA Titan RTX has been officially announced, priced at $2500, full specifications revealed

Just as we predicted, NVIDIA has officially announced the NVIDIA Titan RTX graphics card. According to the green team, the NVIDIA Titan RTX is powered by the Turing architecture, bringing 130 Tensor TFLOPs of performance, 576 tensor cores, and 24 GB of ultra-fast GDDR6 memory to your PC, and will be priced at $2500.  Continue reading NVIDIA Titan RTX has been officially announced, priced at $2500, full specifications revealed