Nvidia Best mining GPU 2022: The best graphics card for Bitcoin and Ethereum What is NVIDIA Studio? High-end NVIDIA RTX 40-series GPU reportedly in testing Another rumored development regarding NVIDIA's RTX 40-series line is here. Grid List Latest about Graphics card market growth up year-over-year to the tune of 101 million units in Q3 2021 By Robert Carnevale last updated 24 November 21 It turns out that people want graphics cards. Hence, another quarter that puts 2020's GPU shipment figures to shame. AMD on fast track for big revenue growth while Intel risks falling behind By Sean Endicott published 18 November 21 A recently updated forecast for the semiconductor industry predicts that AMD will see revenue growth of 65% in 2021. In contrast, Intel is forecasted to see negative revenue growth this year. NVIDIA crushes Q3 FY22 with $7.1 billion in revenue, gives Arm acquisition updates By Robert Carnevale published 18 November 21 NVIDIA beat forecasts with a very, very solid third quarter of its 2022 fiscal year. The company took this opportunity to address some bad news with regards to the ongoing Arm acquisition situation. NVIDIA Image Scaling goes open source, putting AMD FSR on watch By Robert Carnevale published 17 November 21 NVIDIA's getting in on the open-source vibe AMD's already been feeling for a while now. Now everyone can get in on NVIDIA's tech. UK NVIDIA probe details revealed as Arm acquisition remains in limbo By Robert Carnevale published 16 November 21 More details have emerged as to the state of NVIDIA's troubled Arm acquisition. Now, the public has access to the UK's full phase-one assessment of the attempted purchase. Best Black Friday graphics card deals 2021 By Cale Hunt published 12 November 21 Thinking about upgrading your PC before the year is done? Why not save some money on the GPU thanks to Black Friday sales? Graphics card availability likely won't improve until late 2022 — here's why By Robert Carnevale published 12 November 21 The graphics card shortage plaguing crypto miners and gamers isn't set to end anytime soon. A new report now indicates people shouldn't have hope until late 2022. RTX 30-Series GPU shipment stolen en route to EVGA distribution center By Sean Endicott last updated 4 November 21 A shipment of RTX 30-Series graphics cards was recently stolen from EVGA. Individual GPUs stolen range in value from $330 to $1,960. Logitech integrates NVIDIA Broadcast into its headsets and Blue microphones By Richard Devine published 2 November 21 NVIDIA Broadcast is audio wizardry and now owners of select Logitech headsets and Blue microphones get its magic built right in to their hardware's drivers. NVIDIA's ARM acquisition hits another roadblock thanks to EU regulator probe By Robert Carnevale published 27 October 21 The troubled saga continues. 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 READ1New Xbox games: Upcoming Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One games coming in 2022 and beyond2Best mesh Wi-Fi routers under $200 in 20223Poll: Would you like desktop widgets on Windows 11?4Call of Duty: Warzone mid-season patch to fix Xbox Series X|S 120 FPS support5Forza Horizon 5 Festival Playlist: Every challenge and reward for Spring (May 19-25, 2022)
Graphics card market growth up year-over-year to the tune of 101 million units in Q3 2021 By Robert Carnevale last updated 24 November 21 It turns out that people want graphics cards. Hence, another quarter that puts 2020's GPU shipment figures to shame.
AMD on fast track for big revenue growth while Intel risks falling behind By Sean Endicott published 18 November 21 A recently updated forecast for the semiconductor industry predicts that AMD will see revenue growth of 65% in 2021. In contrast, Intel is forecasted to see negative revenue growth this year.
NVIDIA crushes Q3 FY22 with $7.1 billion in revenue, gives Arm acquisition updates By Robert Carnevale published 18 November 21 NVIDIA beat forecasts with a very, very solid third quarter of its 2022 fiscal year. The company took this opportunity to address some bad news with regards to the ongoing Arm acquisition situation.
NVIDIA Image Scaling goes open source, putting AMD FSR on watch By Robert Carnevale published 17 November 21 NVIDIA's getting in on the open-source vibe AMD's already been feeling for a while now. Now everyone can get in on NVIDIA's tech.
UK NVIDIA probe details revealed as Arm acquisition remains in limbo By Robert Carnevale published 16 November 21 More details have emerged as to the state of NVIDIA's troubled Arm acquisition. Now, the public has access to the UK's full phase-one assessment of the attempted purchase.
Best Black Friday graphics card deals 2021 By Cale Hunt published 12 November 21 Thinking about upgrading your PC before the year is done? Why not save some money on the GPU thanks to Black Friday sales?
Graphics card availability likely won't improve until late 2022 — here's why By Robert Carnevale published 12 November 21 The graphics card shortage plaguing crypto miners and gamers isn't set to end anytime soon. A new report now indicates people shouldn't have hope until late 2022.
RTX 30-Series GPU shipment stolen en route to EVGA distribution center By Sean Endicott last updated 4 November 21 A shipment of RTX 30-Series graphics cards was recently stolen from EVGA. Individual GPUs stolen range in value from $330 to $1,960.
Logitech integrates NVIDIA Broadcast into its headsets and Blue microphones By Richard Devine published 2 November 21 NVIDIA Broadcast is audio wizardry and now owners of select Logitech headsets and Blue microphones get its magic built right in to their hardware's drivers.
NVIDIA's ARM acquisition hits another roadblock thanks to EU regulator probe By Robert Carnevale published 27 October 21 The troubled saga continues.
