Nvidia NVIDIA Broadcast updated with support for GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs NVIDIA Broadcast was just updated in preparation for NVIDIA's new RTX 40 Series GPUs. Why people are mad and making memes of NVIDIA (for good reason) Okay, what the hell is going on? Nvidia kills off NVLink on RTX 4090 PCIe Gen 5 takes over the role of NVLink Grid List Latest about Nvidia CEO declares Moore's Law dead following high-priced RTX 4090 launch By Chuong Nguyen published 21 September 22 The RTX 4090 is an expensive GPU, but Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is confident that the high price tag is justified by the performance that the graphics card delivers. Nvidia spills the tea on EVGA rift, China export controls By Chuong Nguyen published 21 September 22 "EVGA has other plans," Nvidia simply stated. NVIDIA RTX 4000 announcement drives down prices of RTX 3000 GPUs By Sean Endicott published 21 September 22 Following the announcement of NVIDIA's RTX 4080 and RTX 4090, some of the company's older GPUs have seen a price drop. NVIDIA announces DLSS 3 with up to four times the performance By Rich Edmonds, Harish Jonnalagadda published 20 September 22 NVIDIA has unleashed DLSS 3 onto the gaming world, bringing with it up to four times the performance boost when used with an RTX 40 series GPU. Supported games have never looked (and played) so good. NVIDIA takes it to the next level with GeForce RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 graphics cards By Harish Jonnalagadda, Rich Edmonds published 20 September 22 NVIDIA hasn't been idle over the last two years, and the RTX 40 series delivers incredible gains in key areas. Here's everything you need to know about NVIDIA's latest cards. Watch NVIDIA's GeForce Beyond RTX 40 series launch right here By Rich Edmonds published 20 September 22 NVIDIA is prepping to announce the next generation of graphics cards today during its GTC event. We're going to quickly run you through how to tune in live to see all the action. Microsoft News Roundup: GoldenEye 007 coming to Xbox Game Pass, EVGA cutting ties with NVIDIA, and more By Sean Endicott published 17 September 22 Over the last week, we learned that GoldenEye 007 is on the way to Xbox Game Pass, EVGA is planning to stop making GPUs, and more. EVGA cuts long-term GPU partnership with NVIDIA citing disrespectful treatment By Ben Wilson published 16 September 22 Graphics card manufacturer EVGA has cut ties with GPU giant NVIDIA and won't entertain the idea of working with Intel or AMD, but has no plans to lay off any employees. NVIDIA RTX 40 series GPUs inbound as ‘GeForce Beyond’ event teased By Matt Brown published 8 September 22 NVIDIA has teased its GeForce Beyond keynote, set to host news on its new RTX 40-series GPUs, as a part of its GTC event. NVIDIA and AMD ordered to stop selling AI chips to China by US government By Sean Endicott published 1 September 22 A new license requirement by the U.S. government prevents two of the world's largest chipmakers from selling certain tech to China. 123456789Archives Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Up to 5.8GHz with 24 cores, Intel’s ludicrous 13th Gen Raptor Lake Desktop CPUs go on sale October 20th2Staples laptop sale: Big discounts from HP, Microsoft, MSI, & more3Best Microsoft 365 Deals for September 20224The best monitor prices and deals for September 20225NVIDIA Broadcast updated with support for GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs
Nvidia CEO declares Moore's Law dead following high-priced RTX 4090 launch By Chuong Nguyen published 21 September 22 The RTX 4090 is an expensive GPU, but Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is confident that the high price tag is justified by the performance that the graphics card delivers.
Nvidia spills the tea on EVGA rift, China export controls By Chuong Nguyen published 21 September 22 "EVGA has other plans," Nvidia simply stated.
NVIDIA RTX 4000 announcement drives down prices of RTX 3000 GPUs By Sean Endicott published 21 September 22 Following the announcement of NVIDIA's RTX 4080 and RTX 4090, some of the company's older GPUs have seen a price drop.
NVIDIA announces DLSS 3 with up to four times the performance By Rich Edmonds, Harish Jonnalagadda published 20 September 22 NVIDIA has unleashed DLSS 3 onto the gaming world, bringing with it up to four times the performance boost when used with an RTX 40 series GPU. Supported games have never looked (and played) so good.
NVIDIA takes it to the next level with GeForce RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 graphics cards By Harish Jonnalagadda, Rich Edmonds published 20 September 22 NVIDIA hasn't been idle over the last two years, and the RTX 40 series delivers incredible gains in key areas. Here's everything you need to know about NVIDIA's latest cards.
Watch NVIDIA's GeForce Beyond RTX 40 series launch right here By Rich Edmonds published 20 September 22 NVIDIA is prepping to announce the next generation of graphics cards today during its GTC event. We're going to quickly run you through how to tune in live to see all the action.
Microsoft News Roundup: GoldenEye 007 coming to Xbox Game Pass, EVGA cutting ties with NVIDIA, and more By Sean Endicott published 17 September 22 Over the last week, we learned that GoldenEye 007 is on the way to Xbox Game Pass, EVGA is planning to stop making GPUs, and more.
EVGA cuts long-term GPU partnership with NVIDIA citing disrespectful treatment By Ben Wilson published 16 September 22 Graphics card manufacturer EVGA has cut ties with GPU giant NVIDIA and won't entertain the idea of working with Intel or AMD, but has no plans to lay off any employees.
NVIDIA RTX 40 series GPUs inbound as ‘GeForce Beyond’ event teased By Matt Brown published 8 September 22 NVIDIA has teased its GeForce Beyond keynote, set to host news on its new RTX 40-series GPUs, as a part of its GTC event.
NVIDIA and AMD ordered to stop selling AI chips to China by US government By Sean Endicott published 1 September 22 A new license requirement by the U.S. government prevents two of the world's largest chipmakers from selling certain tech to China.
