Last week, we informed you about various reports regarding GTX970’s inability to effectively take advantage of more than 3.5GB of its VRAM. Our reader ‘Blackburn Whiteknight’ contacted today and shared with us some new information this issue. Not only that, but NVIDIA has stated that it is currently looking into this. Continue reading GTX 970 VRAM Bug Update – New Program Tests VRAM, NVIDIA Is Looking Into This Issue →

NVIDIA has released a new WHQL driver for its graphics cards. The GeForce 347.25 WHQL driver expands Multi-Frame Sampled Anti-Aliasing (MFAA) support for DX10/DX11 games, and is described as the ideal driver for Dying Light (that releases next week). Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce 347.25 WHQL Drivers Released, Expands MFAA Support For DX10 & DX11 Titles →

It seems that NVIDIA’s GTX970 series of video cards is currently experiencing an odd VRAM behavior. According to multiple reports, GTX970 users are unable to efficiently use more than 3.5GB of VRAM. That’s a really awkward report, and unfortunately for the green team there are multiple ways to reproduce this current issue. Continue reading NVIDIA GTX 970 Owners Report Unusual VRAM Behavior, Unable To Efficiently Allocate More Than 3.5GB →

During this year’s CES, NVIDIA revealed Tegra X1. Tegra X1 is based on the Maxwell architecture, supports OpenGL ES 3.1, Open GL4.5, DirectX 12 and AEP, and comes with 256 stream processors. And in order to demonstrate the chip’s power, NVIDIA showcased Epic’s Elemental Tech Demo running in real-time on that new mobile GPU. Continue reading NVIDIA Reveals Tegra X1, Fastest Mobile GPU, Runs Epic’s Elemental Tech Demo In Real-Time →