NVIDIA has released a new WHQL driver for its graphics cards. According to its release notes, this driver adds support for the recently announced DSR feature (which is basically a downsampling method) to GeForce GTX 400, 500, 600, 700 and 900 Series GeForce GTX graphics cards. In addition, NVIDIA has introduced a number of SLI profiles (though there is still none for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor). Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce 344.48 WHQL Driver – Adds DSR Support For Various GPUs, Introduces New SLI Profiles →

During his GAME24 keynote, NVIDIA’s CEO Jen-Hsun Huang revealed that more than ten million gamers have bought into the GTX680 class of GPUs. Now that’s a huge number, right? Well, this may not actually be what most of you expect, as Jen-Hsun presented that sales number in a way that both a) makes sense and b) sounds huge. Continue reading NVIDIA: “Ten Million Gamers Around The World Bought Into The GTX680 Class Of GPUs” →

NVIDIA has released a new set of drivers for its graphics cards. This is the first drivers that officially support Maxwell, and are described as the ideal drivers for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, The Evil Within, F1 2014, and Alien: Isolation. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce 344.11 WHQL Driver Released – Game-Ready For The Evil Within & Alien: Isolation →

NVIDIA has just announced that GTX980 will cost %549 while its little brother (the GTX970) will cost $329. The green team claimed that these cards will be available for purchase starting Friday, September 19th. Moreover, the GTX980 will come with 4GB of VRAM, 2048 Steam processors and a 165W PSU requirement. Continue reading NVIDIA GTX980 Will Cost $549 & NVIDIA GTX970 Will Cost $329, Available From Today →

NVIDIA’s GAME24 is about to start and below you can find a livestream. Contrary to previous events, this time we’ll include below minor news (though we may miss some, so feel free to comment with what you think was important during the show). Big reveals or news will earn their own stories. Enjoy everyone, let the party begin (time of blogging is set to GMT)! Continue reading NVIDIA GAME24 Event – Livestream Inside – Minor News To Be Included →

VideoCardz has leaked the first 3DMark scores for Nvidia’s upcoming GPUs. In case you’ve not been following this latest generation of Nvidia’s GPUs, the company has decided to skip the 8xx GPU series for the PC. Therefore, the team will re-brand those cards and will release them under the 9xx brand, and the new GPUs from Nvidia will be basically GTX980 and GTX970. Continue reading Nvidia GTX 980/970 – First Synthetic Benchmark “3DMark” Scores Leaked →

Nvidia has released a new set of drivers that support the new version of OpenGL, OpenGL 4.5. As the green team noted, PC gamers will need any one of the following Fermi, Kepler or Maxwell based GPUs to get access to all the OpenGL 4.5 and GLSL 4.50 functionality. Naturally, this driver mainly targets developers but those interested in experimenting with them can download them via the following links. Continue reading Nvidia Releases GeForce 340.65 – First Official Drivers Supporting OpenGL 4.5 →

Nvidia has released a new WHQL driver for its GPUs that comes with new and updated SLI profiles for a number of games, is optimized for both Metro: Redux and the Chinese version of Final Fantasy XIV, and enables users to take advantage of GameStream technology to stream their PC games to the new SHIELD tablet or SHIELD portable. Continue reading GeForce 340.52 WHQL Released, Optimized For Metro: Redux & Final Fantasy XIV →