AMD confirms FSR 4.1 will soon be available on its older-generation graphics cards
For months, AMD has been following NVIDIA's lead in indicating that its latest visual enhancement technologies would be used to improve visual rendering. [...]
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A new entry-level AMD graphics card coming soon?
A hypothetical Radeon RX 9050 is said to be in the works at AMD. The inflation experienced by DRAM and NAND chips almost makes graphics cards seem like good components. [...]
Casting of the 16-pin connector on our graphics cards: AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT affected
Not a big fan of the 16-pin port adopted by NVIDIA, AMD has left the choice up to its partners. For many months now, the question of the reliability of the new port has been raised. [...]
GeForce GTX 1070 and 1080 are ten years old: remnants of a bygone era
Impressive when it first came out, the GeForce GTX 1080 is now something of a museum piece. Just over ten years ago - on 6 [...]
FSR 4, FSR 4.1 or DLSS 4.5: study highlights gamers' preferences
DLSS 4.5 versus FSR 4 and FSR 4.1: which technology is PC gamers' favourite? A few weeks ago, the German website ComputerBase had [...]
The end of dedicated graphics cards at Intel? At least for a little while...
Intel's return to the GPU world isn't going exactly to plan: officially abandoned in May 2010, after several months at a standstill, the Larrabee [...]
DLSS 5 already announced by NVIDIA: release scheduled for this autumn
Stronger than DLSS 4, NVIDIA passes the fifth with what the company's engineers call neural rendering. In the absence of new GeForce [...]
NVIDIA remains number one in graphics cards, far, far ahead of its competitors
NVIDIA's domination of the graphics card sector became even more overwhelming at the end of last year: the only company in the world to surpass [...]
9 GB of memory on a GeForce? NVIDIA's strange choice to "help" gamers
What if NVIDIA started using new 3 GB GDDR7 modules on the GeForce RTX 5050? Unless you live in a cave, you don't have the time. [...]
NVIDIA is doing very well, its gaming division perhaps a little less so
The company of all records, NVIDIA seems to be moving further and further away from what originally made it such a success. Quarter after quarter, fiscal result after fiscal result, NVIDIA [...]
NVIDIA takes DLSS to the next level: games at 240 fps!
NVIDIA's DLSS technology will undergo two major evolutions starting in April. At the last CES in Las Vegas (January 6-9, 2026), rather [...]
Intel turns to multi-frame generation for smoother-than-smooth games
With the release of the new version of its graphics drivers, Intel goes further than the usual bug fixes: XeSS 3 makes its debut. XeSS technology (for Xe [...]
DRAM shortage: what if NVIDIA canceled GeForce RTX 50 SUPER to relaunch older models?
The crazy rumor of the moment is becoming less and less crazy as we delve deeper into the state of the PC GPU market. [...]
Towards a sharp reduction in GeForce card production at NVIDIA?
The new generation of GeForce graphics cards - the famous RTX 50 series - are about to celebrate their first anniversary. [...]
AMD launches FSR Redstone, its new graphics enhancement technique
Sometimes outdone by NVIDIA, AMD intends to take the bull by the horns. While all PC gamers know the acronym "DLSS" from the name of the enhancement technology [...]