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AMD Linux devs jamming nearly 24,000 lines of RDNA 4 supporting code into its mainstream driver suggests next-gen launch may be close at hand
By Nick Evanson published
news Mesa mega merge means a magnificent moment may manifest…err…soon.
Nvidia testing cooling solutions up to 600W for its Blackwell graphics cards suggests power levels in line with the previous GeForce generations
By Nick Evanson published
news Looks like RTX super-chonk coolers are chonk for life. Or one more generation, at least.
Move over Blackwell: Nvidia's next-next gen GPU is reportedly codenamed Rubin, with a debut scheduled for late 2025
By Chris Szewczyk published
News Don't expect gaming variants until late 2026, though.
AMD's gaming graphics business looks like it's in terminal decline
By Jeremy Laird published
news There's no getting round it, the Radeon RX 7000 GPU family looks like a disaster.
Experiencing Tekken 8 crashes? Nvidia admits to ongoing driver bug with 10-series cards
By Andy Edser published
news Bash, smash, and in this case, occasionally crash.
The AI PC grudge match begins as Nvidia dismisses 'basic' AMD, Intel, Apple and Qualcomm NPUs
By Jeremy Laird published
news Our TOPS top your TOPS.
Self-taught hardware engineer discovers that GPUs really are ridiculously complex and hard to design after all
By Nick Evanson published
news The project is available online if you fancy giving it a go yourself.
Galax's single-slot RTX 4060 Ti is out in the wild, though sadly it appears to be a little tempestuous
By Chris Szewczyk published
News 165W is a little beyond a single slot cooler according to a new review.
US promises Samsung $6.4B to build more chips on US soil, which only increases the chance of a Made in USA GPU at some point
By Jacob Ridley published
News Samsung, TSMC, and Intel are all big benefactors from the CHIPS and Science Act cash the US Government is throwing around right now.
Nixxes is 'sort of waiting for FSR 3.1' before adding AMD's frame generation to Horizon Forbidden West because it wants 'the latest and greatest before integrating it'
By Nick Evanson published
news Better to do it right first time, rather than just churn something out and have to fix it later.
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