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AMD's budget version of the 7900 XT GPU is coming to the US for $549
AMD will start selling the Radeon RX 7900 GRE (Golden Rabbit Edition) graphics card in the US, offering users a detuned version of its 7900 XT flagship for $549.
NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti leaks reveal specs and potential price
After NVIDIA leaked the specs of the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti on its website, reports suggested that the GPU will cost $799.
Intel claims its Arc A770 and A750 GPUs will outperform NVIDIA's mid-range RTX 3060
The A750 will start at $289 and, like the A770, arrive on October 12th.
Intel's mid-range Arc A770 GPU arrives October 12th for $329
Intel's Arc A770 graphics card arrives in mid-October, and might offer value for gamers on a budget.
NVIDIA looks set to reveal its next-gen GeForce RTX GPUs on September 20th
The company has announced a GeForce Beyond broadcast at GTC 2022.
AMD is refreshing its RX 6000 desktop GPUs with higher clocks
As GPU prices being to fall, AMD is looking to refresh its desktop GPU lineup with three new cards: the Radeon RX 6950 XT, RX 6750 XT and RX 6650 XT.
Intel details its first Arc A-series GPUs for laptops
After years of research and development, Intel's first batch of new Arc GPUs are finally ready for consumers, starting with the Arc 3 which will be available on retail laptops in April.
Dell gives eGPUs another shot with the Concept Polaris
Dell launched the Alienware Graphics Amplifier way back in 2014, but now, the company has announced that it's giving eGPUs another shot.
Microsoft and AMD will give away a 'Halo Infinite' Radeon RX 6900 XT GPU
The companies are working together to eventually bring ray-tracing to the game too.
Intel Arc, the company's first gaming GPUs, will debut in 2022
It's taking on AMD and NVIDIA with discrete and integrated models.
AMD unveils a liquid-cooled version of the Radeon RX 6900 XT GPU
It appears to have a memory bandwidth increase from the standard version of the graphics card.
NVIDIA’s RTX 3080 Ti looks like a great flagship GPU to attempt to buy
NVIDIA has announced two new cards, the RTX 3080 Ti and RTX 3070 Ti, which fill gaps in its 30-series lineup.
NVIDIA could announce the GeForce RTX 3080 Ti GPU on June 1st
The company has an event scheduled for the first day of Computex.
Intel starts shipping its first Iris Xe discrete graphics cards for desktop
Intel’s first dedicated graphics cards for desktop will soon pop up on the market as part of pre-built systems customers can buy. The chipmaker has announced that it has officially launched the Iris Xe discrete desktop graphics cards, which it developed with partners, including Asus. Intel first gave us a glimpse of the graphics chip — called “DG1” while in development — at CES 2020.
NVIDIA delays RTX 3070 launch to prevent another ordering mess
NVIDIA has announced that it’s delaying the the GeForce RTX 3070 graphics card by two weeks to allow it to build more stock ahead of the launch.
NVIDIA apologizes for RTX 3090 pre-orders before they even begin
NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 3090 is going on pre-order this morning, but it sounds like you’re going to need a lot of luck to get one. In a blog post, the company has essentially pre-apologized for the lack of supply, while stressing that it’s strictly designed (and priced) for enthusiasts.
NVIDIA apologizes for RTX 3080 order chaos
NVIDIA apparently failed to account for the excitement it created, as the $699 RTX 3080 Founder’s Edition sold out nearly instantly. On top of that, the site went down almost immediately after sales opened, shutting out most buyers.
NVIDIA's RTX 3000 cards make counting teraflops pointless
With NVIDIA's first RTX 3000 cards arriving in weeks, you can expect reviews to give you a firm idea of Ampere performance soon. Even now, it feels safe to say that Ampere represents a monumental leap forward for PC gaming. However these cards stack up, though, it’s clear that their worth can no longer be represented by a singular figure like teraflops.
AMD's 4700G APU is a mid-range PC on a single chip
It's been a year since AMD's Zen 2 Ryzen 3000 CPUs changed the desktop PC market, with best-in-class productivity and "good enough" gaming performance. One area has been left behind, though: desktop APUs, which combine a processor with integrated graphics. Today that changes, as AMD is announcing a family of "4000G" APUs for desktop PCs.
Intel showed off its upcoming discrete graphics card on stage at CES
At its CES keynote this evening, Intel saved its most important reveal for last. After almost two years of leadup, the company finally showed off its upcoming Xe GPU platform. And not only did we learn how it will integrate with Intel's forthcoming Tiger Lake processors, we saw DG1, its first discrete graphics card. While Intel didn't provide a lot of details on the card, it showed it running Destiny 2. The company plans to first integrate the platform into its upcoming Tiger Lake processors that will come out later this year. Intel's Lisa Pearce showed a Tiger Lake-equipped notebook running Warframe. She didn't speak too much to how the integrated graphics card handles modern 3D games, but did say that you'll be able to play "HD" games without issue. Additionally, Intel showed the GPU upscaling an old, low-resolution image using an AI-accelerated processor. The "Horseshoe Bend" foldable display tablet Intel showed off at the keynote had a Tiger Lake processor and integrated Xe GPU. We'll likely learn more about both variants of Xe as Intel gets closer to releasing its new CPUs later this year.
