We know, we know; GTA V will eventually come to the PC. Even though Rockstar has not revealed anything yet, it’s almost certain that this new sandbox title will hit our beloved platform. After all, that’s what Nvidia has also claimed. During an earnings call – spotted by CraveOnline and translated by SeekingAlpha – Chris Evenden, Senior IR Director of Nvidia, said that GTA V will be coming to the PC this Fall. Continue reading Nvidia’s Senior IR Director Claims That GTA V Will Hit PC This Fall→
Nvidia has released a new beta driver for its graphics cards. According to its release notes, this new driver addresses the crashes that were spotted in games like Remember Me and Deadlight, improves performance in Metro Last Light Faction DLC, fixes Half-Life 2 framerate drops to single digits when Ambient Occlusion is enabled in SLI mode, and removes the black edges that were found in BF3 when MSAA 4x was enabled. Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 326.41 Beta – Fixes Game Crashes, Improves Metro: Last Light’s DLC Performance→
Siggraph 2013 is currently under way and Nvidia has showcased some impressive cloud techniques that it is currently working on. During its presentation, Nvidia showed some cloud based indirect lighting techniques that could be used in next-gen titles. Before jumping to early conclusions, this is not similar to what Xbox One and PS4 will be doing. Nvidia will be using its machines to boost the lighting effects, meaning that this technique will improve a game’s visuals. Or at least that’s what the green team aims to. Enjoy the video after the jump! Continue reading Nvidia Showcases Cloud Based Indirect Lighting At Siggraph 2013→
Nvidia promises to redefine mobile gaming – and what gamers can expect from mobile devices – with its next-generation mobile system chip that is based on Kepler, Project Logan. In order to showcase what its next-gen mobile devices will be able to achieve, the green team has released videos of its Ira and Island tech demos, running in real-time on a reference tablet. In short, this is something you need to see, so make sure to give them a go! Continue reading Mobile Devices Going All Out – Nvidia’s Next-Gen Ira & Island Demos Running On Project Logan→
Nvidia has released a new set of beta drivers for its graphics cards. According to the changelog, Nvidia’s GeForce 326.19 Beta come with performance increases by up to 19% for GeForce 400/500/600/700 series GPUs in several PC games vs. GeForce 320.49 WHQL-certified drivers. In addition, these new drivers feature SLI profiles for both Splinter Cell: Blacklist and Batman: Arkham Origins. Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 326.19 Beta Driver Released, Increases Performance By Up To 19%→
A couple of days ago, Nvidia stealthily released a new set of WHQL drivers for its graphics cards. According to various reports, the previous WHQL drivers caused damage on a variety of GPUs. Although nothing has been confirmed yet – and to be honest we’ve not experienced any artifacts or overheating issues with the 320.18WHQL, Nvidia recommends on its official website the 320.49 drivers. Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 320.49 WHQL Now Available, Fixes Major Issue That Caused Damage On GPUs→
Nvidia’s ManuelG and Guru3D have released a new driver for the green team’s graphics cards. Nvidia’s GeForce 326.01 WHQL is the first driver supporting Microsoft’s newest OS, Windows 8.1, and is compatible with both Windows Vista and Windows 7. As always, some players have reported better framerates in a number of games, while others reported various issues and crashes. Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 326.01 WHQL Windows 8.1 Preview Released – Compatible With Windows Vista & 7→
Two days ago, we informed you about a leaked driver for Nvidia’s GPUs. Well, today we are happy to inform you that the green team has officially released the new driver that will accompany its GTX760 cards. According to its changelog, this new set of drivers adds support for the GTX760 and comes with increased performance for GeForce 400/500/600 Series GPUs in several PC games when compared to the GeForce 314.22 drivers. Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 320.49 Beta Out Now, Battlefield 3 & Assassin’s Creed III Issues Addressed→
Okay, AMD has balls. I mean big, big red balls. The red team has released a new commercial in which it goes up against Nvidia. This commercial shows a PC gamer who bought a new graphics card and is facing some technical issues with his favourite games. And then, out of nowhere, a guy appears to help him out with his problems. Naturally, instead of lowering some settings, tweaking his PC or overclocking his GPU, that guy suggests him to get a new AMD card, as those cards are said to ‘be the best for PC gaming these days.’ Naturally, that’s not the only thing that happens in this commercial, so make sure to watch it. Let’s see now how Nvidia will react to it. Let the ‘commercial’ battle begin! Continue reading AMD’s Latest Commercial Goes Up Against Nvidia, Claims To Be THE Best PC Graphics Solution→
Good news for all Nvidia users as a new set of drivers for the green team’s GPUs have been leaked online. According to reports, this set will be released alongside Nvidia’s GTX760 cards, and comes with a new version of the PhysX Software. In addition, players report better framerates in a number of games (such as Metro: Last Light and GRID 2). Continue reading Nvidia GeForce 320.39 Drivers Leaked, New PhysX Software Included→
