Gpu articles

Intel Arc B580 matches RTX 4060 and RX 7600 XT in Geekbench, but in-depth reviews will tell the full story

Next-gen Nvidia GPU "Rubin" is ahead of schedule, uses 3nm manufacturing and HBM4

Intel confirms Xe3 graphics hardware is finalized, Xe4 in the works

AMD accidentally confirms Radeon RX 8600 and 8800 GPUs are also coming

Something to look forward to: Following months of rumors, AMD has stopped just short of confirming plans to launch two Radeon RX 8000 graphics cards early next year. While the company hasn't officially named the GPUs, recent firmware code and comments from AMD leave little doubt of an impending CES announcement.

Intel XeSS 2 arrives alongside new Battlemage GPUs with frame generation and low-latency mode

Intel launches new Arc Battlemage B580 and B570 gaming GPUs: specs, performance preview, pricing, and more

Forward-looking: Intel is finally ready to announce its next-generation Battlemage gaming GPUs today, beginning with the Arc B580 and Arc B570. We've got all the details: specs, performance claims, pricing, and even the announcement of XeSS 2 – so what does Intel have in store for the GPU market?

AMD Radeon RX 8800 XT could go head-to-head with RTX 4080 in raster and ray tracing performance

Two more AMD graphics cards join the Steam survey, as Team Red achieves record CPU share

Full Intel Arc B570 GPU specifications leak ahead of launch

Company takes pre-orders for AI workstations with eight RTX 5090 GPUs, priced over $52,000

Intel Arc B580 appears on Amazon with 12GB GDDR6 VRAM, 2.8GHz boost clock

Tech companies race to build AI superclusters with 100,000+ GPUs in high-stakes competition

Nvidia nearly doubles AMD's R&D budget – Intel's spending dwarfs both, but struggles to compete

The big picture: The competitive strength of hardware makers is often gauged by their research and development expenditure. However, an analysis of recent financial reports from various tech giants reveals that higher R&D spending does not always guarantee success. Intel's recent struggles and Nvidia's astronomical growth driven by the AI boom have broken conventional assumptions.

The RTX 5090 uses Nvidia's biggest die since the RTX 2080 Ti

Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti leaks hint at RTX 5080-like architecture, 300W power draw

Nvidia's stellar Q3 proves that the age of AI is in full steam

Apple's M4 Max beats RTX 4070 in Blender, but falls short of the RTX 4080 Super

Garbage truck driver rescues dumped 32-core Threadripper PC with RTX 2080 Ti

Intel could unveil its Xe2 Battlemage GPUs in December

Corsair hints next-gen GPUs may be significantly more power-hungry

Nvidia is giving away a custom GeForce RTX 4080 Super to celebrate Half-Life 2's 20th anniversary

Nvidia kills GeForce Experience, Nvidia App 1.0 goes live

What just happened? GeForce Experience is dead – long live the Nvidia App! Starting today, Nvidia is rolling out version 1.0 of the Nvidia App, officially bringing it out of beta. Nvidia says version 1.0 is now fully ready to replace GeForce Experience, with all of its features migrated into the new app. This marks the first step toward creating a single, unified application that will eventually replace both GeForce Experience and the Nvidia Control Panel.