For those of you out there who are folding for a cure, there is great news coming from [email protected] and Nvidia. According to the article below Nvidia graphics cards are now CUDA enabled to help crunch the numbers faster. Based on the open-source OpenMMToolkit GPU projects using CUDA-enabled cores (core22) could now boost speeds by 15-30%. Read More
With NVIDIA’s Ampere announcement yesterday, card partners are rushing to get their SKUs in order for the impending release. MSI is releasing two graphic card series based on NVIDIA Ampere, the Gaming and Ventus lines. Below is the press release from MSI, including a link to a live stream later tonight (9/2). Read More
NVIDIA released the latest installment in their software package, GeForce 452.06 Game Ready drivers. The newest version offers compatibility for new versions of retro classics like Microsoft Flight Simulator and Tony Hawk Pro Skater as well as the newest installment in the epic WoW series, World of Warcraft: Shadowlands. Read More
With all of the hype surrounding both NVIDIA and AMD’s new graphics cards that are rumored to be released in the coming months, this is the first concrete hint or tease we’ve seen direct from the horse’s mouth. Today, NVIDIA’s twitter account posted a cryptic message stating, “The #UltimateCountdown – 21 Days, 21 Years.” Read More
Today, NZXT announces the NZXT H1 Mini-ITX Case that includes an SFX-L650W 80+ Gold PSU, 140mm AIO, and PCIe riser card pre-installed. Read More
The first stop on our CES 2020 tour this year was with Nvidia, they had tons of demos from laptops to really big-screen OLED TVs Read More
Today Nvidia is unveiling additional “Super” cards extending the Super line into their GTX models. Available today is the GTX 1660 Super and the GTX 1650 Super will be launching on November 22nd. These new cards also introduce a new price point which is lower than their predecessors and we expect some price adjustments on those models as well. Read More
On our test bench today we have the RTX 2070 Super Gaming OC from GIGABYTE. The “Super” line of GPUs was introduced by Nvidia in late June of this year which, coincidently coincided with AMD’s launch of their new Navi-based RX 5700 line of video cards. Speculation at the time was that this move was intended to counter AMD’s perceived price/performance staging of their soon to be launched RX GPUs. AMD’s performance levels were mostly speculation at the time but rumored to be at or near the RTX 2070 levels with a similar price point. Whether or not these rumors were true the RTX Super graphics cards were released intending to slide in between their base model (RTX 2070) and the next tier (RTX 2080). These cards were sporting an increased CUDA core count much like the “Ti” versions of the past but these new Super cards also have increased RT and Tensor core counts. Read More
It’s not often that we see new products developed and marketed exclusively for the subzero extreme overclocking world. There are only a handful of well-established brands that cater to the extreme overclocking community, so the overall market share is quite small. Today. we are excited to evaluate a new retail product from Bitspower, which has been designed to be used exclusively with extreme cooling solutions such as liquid nitrogen or dry ice. Read More
Today we have the second iteration of Nvidia’s pared down Turing Die the GTX 1660, this one is the Gaming X from MSI. After the initial Turing launch and pricing many felt it was a steep price to pay for the new architecture, Nvidia answered with their GTX line of Turing based GPUs. They don’t have the Tensor cores or Ray Tracing but do include many of the new Turing features which were covered in our GTX 1660 Ti review. Read More
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