NVIDIA is hosting a giveaway through Twitter that will let people win high-end RTX GPU's and more just for sharing Minecraft with RTX content.
NVIDIA announced today that 17 more games have received GeForce Now support. These games include titles like Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition and Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs.
Beta Pack #2 adds 5 new worlds from Minecraft creators, with new gameplay, effects, and uses of ray tracing in Minecraft. Here's what you need to know.
NVIDIA GeForce Now is a cloud gaming service that just got a number of amazing titles. You can now play Aven Colony, Goat Simulator, and more on underpowered PCs or Android phones. If you have an NVIDIA Shield TV, you can use that too!
NVIDIA continues to bolster its GeForce Now catalog with a further 19 new games being added to its ranks this week. The latest headline act is Population Zero, a new title that launched earlier this week on Steam and has generated a bit of buzz.
NVIDIA GeForce Now has added multiple new games including Snowrunner and Streets of Rage 4 to the service. Meanwhile, Control from Remedy Entertainment now has DLSS 2.0 support.
Exciting times NVIDIA expected to make 'exciting' GPU announcement online May 14 NVIDIA announced a keynote next month with news on AI, high performance computing, graphics, and more. The keynote should include the "exciting products and news" that NVIDIA discussed when canceling its announcements at GDC.
RTX Voice is a new feature on NVIDIA GPUs that eliminates background noise. Whether you're streaming on Twitch or attending a video meeting on Zoom, RTX Voice is designed to cut down on ambient noise from your surroundings. And the best part is that the feature is available on older GeForce GTX cards as well. Here's how you can get started with RTX Voice.
NVIDIA has provided a blog post, updating users of what to expect soon. More publishers are pulling out of the service, such as Xbox Game Studios and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, while Ubisoft remains committed.
NVIDIA is making the shift to GDDR6 memory for its low-end GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card. The reason? The "industry is running out of GDDR5."
Lenovo announced the Legion 7i and Legion 5i laptops today. They're powered by GeForce RTX SUPER GPUs and run on the latest 10th Gen Intel Core H-Series processors.
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER and RTX 2070 SUPER graphics cards are now making their way to laptops, with over a hundred designs set to go on sale starting April 15. The new video cards deliver significantly better performance from previous generations, and enhancements to Max-Q technology offer better efficiency at the same time.
We've known about ray tracing for months, but now we may actually be close to a release people can try out.
NVIDIA GeForce Now hasn't had the easiest time lately. It seems like a lot of publishers are pulling out due to mysterious reasons regarding "paperwork," and you can't play games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on it anymore. However, that hasn't stopped many other developers to add their games to GeForce Now.
NVIDIA has plenty of GPUs available, depending on how much you have to spend and what resolution you plan on gaming at. We've rounded up the best NVIDIA GPUs for budget, resolution, and if you simply want the best.
During DirectX Developer Day, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and AMD will discuss pushing gaming graphics forward. The companies will also show off demos and introduce new features.
NVIDIA shared a statement online that it's going to hold off on sharing its GTC news because of the coronavirus. Many believe that NVIDIA would reveal its Ampere GPU architecture at the event, but it seems likely that we'll have to wait to see details of the upcoming GPU technology.
The coronavirus is leading people to stay home, and it seems some gaming services aren't prepared for the sudden increase in player volume.
NVIDIA encouraged people to use their powerful PCs to help combat coronavirus. PC owners can use the Folding@home app to donate their processing power towards projects that will help with the pandemic.
Epic Games is throwing their support behind GeForce NOW, claiming that NVIDIA's service is the most developer-friendly.