Vulkans on the Fury Road
With Vulkan support being added to Mad Max, at least in beta form, Phoronix decided to take advantage of the release to test the performance of a wide variety of NVIDIA cards…
Read Moreby Jeremy Hellstrom | Apr 3, 2017 | Graphics Cards | 6
With Vulkan support being added to Mad Max, at least in beta form, Phoronix decided to take advantage of the release to test the performance of a wide variety of NVIDIA cards…
Read Moreby Jeremy Hellstrom | Jul 21, 2016 | Graphics Cards | 7
Phoronix took a look at how NVIDIA's mid range cards performance on Linux has changed over the past four generations of GPU, from Fermi, through Kepler, Maxwell, and finally Pascal. ...
Read Moreby Scott Michaud | Jun 21, 2016 | Graphics Cards | 12
Techspot published an article that compared eight GPUs across six, high-end dies in NVIDIA's last four architectures: Fermi to Pascal. Average frame rates were listed across nine games, each measured...
Read Moreby Scott Michaud | May 17, 2016 | Graphics Cards | 6
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Read Moreby Scott Michaud | Jan 20, 2016 | Graphics Cards | 6
It's nice to see long-term roundups every once in a while. They do not really provide useful information for someone looking to make a purchase, but they show how our…
Read Moreby Josh Walrath | Feb 26, 2015 | Graphics Cards | 11
The last few weeks have been dominated by talk about the memory controller of the Maxwell based GTX 970. There are some very strong opinions about that particular issue, and…
Read Moreby Josh Walrath | Jan 5, 2015 | Processors | 25
NVIDIA seems to like begin on a one year cycle with their latest Tegra products. Many years ago we were introduced to the Tegra 2, and the year after that…
Read Moreby Ryan Shrout | Aug 6, 2014 | Graphics Cards | 25
In the time periods between major GPU releases, companies like ASUS have the ability to really dig down and engineer truly unique products. With the expanded time between major…
Read Moreby Ryan Shrout | Jul 29, 2014 | Mobile | 47
An interesting thing happened a couple of weeks back, while I was standing on stage at our annual PC Perspective Hardware Workshop during Quakecon in Dallas, TX.…
Read Moreby Ryan Shrout | Jun 10, 2014 | Graphics Cards | 62
In March of this year, NVIDIA announced the GeForce GTX Titan Z at its GPU Technology Conference. It was touted as the world's fastest graphics card...
Read Moreby Jeremy Hellstrom | Apr 25, 2014 | General Tech | 14
Attention enthusiasts, developers and creators. Are you working on a new embedded computing application? Meet the Jetson TK1 Developer Kit. It’s the world’s first mobile supercomputer for embedded systems, putting unprecedented...
Read Moreby Tim Verry | Mar 26, 2014 | General Tech, Mobile | 5
NVIDIA recently unified its desktop and mobile GPU lineups by moving to a Kepler-based GPU in its latest Tegra K1 mobile SoC. The move to the Kepler architecture has simplified...
Read Moreby Ryan Shrout | Mar 12, 2014 | Graphics Cards, Mobile | 21
Covering the landscape of mobile GPUs can be a harrowing experience. Brands, specifications, performance, features and architectures can all vary from product to product, even inside the same...
Read Moreby Josh Walrath | Feb 13, 2014 | Editorial | 25
It wouldn’t be February if we didn’t hear the Q4 FY14 earnings from NVIDIA! NVIDIA does have a slightly odd way of expressing their quarters,…
Read Moreby Ryan Shrout | Jan 21, 2014 | Graphics Cards | 27
How about some fresh graphics card rumors for your Tuesday afternoon? The folks at VideoCardz.com have collected some information about two potential NVIDIA GeForce cards that are going to...
Read Moreby Jeremy Hellstrom | Jan 6, 2014 | General Tech | 1
Project X Logan K1 is the first big news out of CES from NVIDIA and represents a bit of a change from what we were expecting. The current belief was that the…
Read Moreby Ryan Shrout | Jan 6, 2014 | Mobile | 17
NVIDIA has bet big on Tegra. Since the introduction of the SoC's first iteration, that much was clear. With the industry push to mobile computing…
Read Moreby Ryan Shrout | Jan 6, 2014 | Mobile, Processors | 1
Update: Check out our more in-depth analysis of the Tegra K1 processor from NVIDIA. Today during its CES 2014 press conference, NVIDIA announced the Tegra K1 SoC as the successor to...
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