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If you've seen the benchmarks, you know that the GeForce GTX 680 is, on the whole, slightly quicker than AMD's reference Radeon HD 7970....

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

Morning, folks. I have been hard at work on a review of the GeForce GTX 690, hoping to have it posted this morning,...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics The Tech Report

I don't know if you noticed, but neither AMD nor Nvidia has been particularly aggressive about pricing for new GPUs. Some of AMD's 7000-series Radeons,...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

AMD's next-generation Trinity APU is coming soon. If you'd rather not wait for the official unveiling, Chinese site EXPreview has posted a collection...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Graphics

Oh my; it's been a while since we were treated to an (apparent) leak involving a major, upcoming graphics card showing up unannounced in Far...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

Well, folks, the mysterious "it" is finally here. Today at the GeForce LAN and Nvidia Gaming Festival event in Shanghai, China, Nvidia pulled...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

We already mentioned the Radeon HD 7000-series price cuts in last week's deal post, but prices seem to have dropped even more since then. Take...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics Storage

With the GeForce GTX 680, Nvidia can finally drive a three-screen surround gaming setup with a single graphics card. However, Nvidia's surround implementation falls...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics Displays

Looks like AMD has finally eased up on pre-release drivers. This month's Catalyst 12.4 update has arrived alone, without any accompanying "preview" drivers to complicate...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

Applications that support OpenCL are still relatively rare. The API is designed to allow software to tap graphics horsepower for general-purpose computing tasks. ...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Graphics Software

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away—last December, actually—AMD introduced the first members of its next-generation mobile GPU series: the Radeon HD...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics Mobile computing

You might have seen Nvidia's latest launch teaser in the news last week: a single image, almost pitch black, of a GPU cooler with...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

AMD made some cuts to Radeon HD 7000-series prices earlier this week. The cuts have since propagated to e-tail listings, and the pickings are plentiful. The...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics Storage

Graphics card makers have a history of putting entirely too much memory on low-end cards. Extra video RAM can come in handy when rendering...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

Oh my; it appears some new graphics hardware is on the way from Nvidia. Who would have thought? Okay, so it's no secret that Nvidia is...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

And so the 28-nm price war begins. AMD has let us know that, starting today, you should be able to find Radeon HD 7970 and...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

GeForce owners, there's a fresh batch of drivers waiting for you—beta ones, version number 301.24. According to Nvidia's Andrew Burnes, these are an "essential...

Type: News story Tags: Graphics

Remember Larrabee? Intel's ill-fated desktop GPU has been reborn as Knights Corner, a high-performance computing chip targeted at servers and supercomputers. It's being...

Type: News story Tags: CPUs Graphics Servers Workstations