NVIDIA has used its special event in Austin, Texas to pull the wraps off its brand new, Pascal powered GTX 1080 GPU. And we've not stopped drooling yet.
NVIDIA has announced a new in-game camera photography feature called Ansel. Developers can add this feature in their games so player can take in-game photographs.
NVIDIA is throwing a little get together this fine Friday evening, and with GeForce on the cards we could well be looking at a new graphics card. There's only one way to find out!
MSI has announced the WT72, which it says is the first NVIDIA VR Ready mobile workstation equipped with NVIDIA’s newest mobile GPU, the Quadro M5500.
NVIDIA has released its latest drivers for its PC graphics chips, which include optimized driver for the just released Gears of War: Ultimate Edition on Windows 10. It also has new support for Far Cry Primal.
NVIDIA has released a new set of GeForce drivers to prepare PC gamers for the release of Rise of the Tomb Raider, bringing performance optimizations and more.
Various retailers are currently running a deal where you can grab a free copy of Rise of the Tomb Raider should you pick up a brand new NVIDIA GTX 970 or above. We've spotted this offer on Amazon in the UK, as well as New Egg in the US.
Nvidia is taking to the stage once again to announce their new goodies for 2016. That means more powerful graphics processors, and more hardware partners doing cool things with them. Here's where you can watch live.
NVIDIA has announced its new GeForce GTX VR Ready program, a partnership with PC makers to help deliver VR-optimized desktops, laptops, and graphics cards to customers. PCs and cards ready for VR will be given a special badge to make them easier for customers to find.
NVIDIA has announced the latest GeForce Experience Beta, which adds in-game screenshot capture, editing and 4K upload support. Not only that but there's also new enhancements for both Twitch and YouTube Live to help those who enjoy broadcasting their gameplay.
NVIDIA has announced it has created a way to put a full-featured GeForce GTX 980 desktop GPU inside Windows 10 notebooks for the first time. Six laptops with the GPU have been revealed today, including the ASUS ROG GX700 with its liquid cooling dock,
Nvidia has released a beta for the company's GeForce Experience Share, providing PC gamers with the ability to invite friends to either play cooperatively, or take over gameplya altogether. The suite can also connect to Twitch and other services for external upload.
Upcoming RTS "Ashes of Singularity" released a DX12 benchmark to their beta testers recently. The software is showing significant gains for AMD cards running DX12, but not so much for Nvidia GTX.
NVIDIA has revealed that its older Fermi-based GPUs do not yet support DirectX 12 in Windows 10, but that the company plans to release driver updates to add that support at a later date.
Nvidia has released new drivers for those rocking the Windows 10 Technical Preview. The graphics company has released both 64 and 32 bit versions for a number of products.
NVIDIA has announced that it will start offering its G-SYNC display technology in gaming notebooks. Aimed at fixing screen tearing issues, G-SYNC allows a display's refresh rates to stay in sync with the GPU.
NVIDIA has unveiled a high-end video card in the GeForce 900 series aimed at 4K gaming. Clocked at a 1,000MHz, the GTX 980 Ti offers 6GB VRAM, 2,816 CUDA cores and can run the latest titles at high settings in 4K.
NVIDIA is the first PC graphics chip maker to release drivers for Windows 10 that are certified from Microsoft’s Windows Hardware Qualification Lab (WHQL), giving the company an edge over its main rival AMD.
A new rumor about DirectX 12, the upcoming graphics API from Microsoft that will be include with the launch of Windows 10, suggests that it will allow graphics cards from both NVIDIA and AMD to be used in one PC gaming rig. According to what unnamed sources told Tom's Hardware, DirectX 12 will have a feature called Explicit Asynchronous Multi-GPU, which will allow for multiple GPUs...
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