This Week in Computer Hardware 421: AMD Vega Frontier is Here
AMD Radeon Vega Is Here!!!! Intel’s 545S… an affordable SSD, Samsung Galaxy S8+ and OnePlus 5 reviews… and mining specific […]
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Some DirectX 12 features will require next-gen graphics hardware
Earlier in the week, at the Game Developers Conference, Microsoft unveiled DirectX 12, the next version of the company’s widely-used
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Nvidia quietly launches Titan Black graphics card, rolls out new GeForce drivers
Nvidia’s flagship Titan graphics card quietly received a refresher today with the launch of the Titan Black. I say quiet
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Nvidia slashes GeForce GTX 780, 770 prices as it preps for GTX 780 Ti launch
Earlier today we reported that Nvidia has added ShadowPlay support to its GeForce Experience software and now we are hearing
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Microsoft: “System processing” takes up 10 percent of Xbox One GPU time
The Xbox One’s ability to run up to four apps in the background (or on the side via Snap mode)
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AMD next-gen Radeon 'Hawaii' graphics cards expected in October
AMD is reportedly preparing to mass ship their next generation high-end GPU codenamed Hawaii in October according to sources in
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$1100 MSI laptop packs Radeon HD 8970M, AMD claims fastest mobile GPU
In 2012, AMD began shipping its mobile line-up of Radeon HD 8000M-series just in time for the arrival of 2013.
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History of the Modern Graphics Processor, Part 4
The Coming of General Purpose GPUs Until the advent of DirectX 10, there was no point in adding undue complexity
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History of the Modern Graphics Processor, Part 3
The Fall of 3Dfx and The Rise of Two Giants With the turn of the century the graphics industry bore
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History of the Modern Graphics Processor, Part 2
3Dfx Voodoo: The Game-changer Launched on November 1996, 3Dfx’s Voodoo graphics consisted of a 3D-only card that required a VGA