Tag: NVIDIA
NVIDIA Super Teaser Published
A sixteen-second teaser was published on both NVIDIA’s GeForce YouTube channel as well as their GeForce Twitter account. The video shows a camera floating over a metal object. The...
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EVGA GeForce GTX 1650 SC ULTRA Review: TU117 Revisited
The GTX 1650 launched at the end of April as the lowest-cost Turing option at $149, with board partners offering versions ranging up to high-end factory overclocked models such as...
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NVIDIA 430.64 Had Several Security Fixes
In addition to the bugfixes that were known while I was writing the GeForce Game Ready 430.64 graphics drivers post, the update apparently had some security fixes, too. The...
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NVIDIA Release GeForce Game Ready Drivers
NVIDIA has just updated their GeForce Game Ready drivers to version 430.64. There are not a whole lot of major changes this time – just optimizations for World War...
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Lenovo Legion Y7000 Gaming Laptop Review
The Lenovo Legion Y7000 (specifically we are looking at the Y7000P-1060) is a 15-inch gaming notebook with a no-frills design, 1920x1080 IPS anti-glare display, and a capable combo of 8th-gen…
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Coming up on MTV Unplugged, the GTX 1650’s
As we learned on launch day, not every GTX 1650 is the same, as some sport a power connector while others prefer to go it alone. TechSpot decided to do the...
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NVIDIA Releases GeForce 430.53 Hotfix Drivers
A handful of bugs have been crushed with GeForce Hotfix Driver Version 430.53. If any of them are bothering you enough that you don’t want to wait for another Game Ready driver,…
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The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Review – Featuring MSI
NVIDIA's latest graphics offering is the GeForce GTX 1650, a new mainstream entry featuring the latest Turing architecture and a low power requirement with cards starting at…
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More GTX 1650’s to take a look at … can you spot the pattern?
The ASUS GTX 1650 STRIX is a bit larger than the single fan model you saw yesterday as it features a second fan and a higher boost clock, running at 1830 MHz…
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The rumoured GTX 1650 finally arrives
The newest member of the NVIDIA Turing family arrived today, the 75W GTX 1650 with 4GB of GDDR5, a base clock of 1485MHz and boost of 1665 MHz, with a $150 price…
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This wee GTX 1660 from Zotac has at least two fans
Zotac's GeForce GTX 1660 Twin Fan 6G is designed for SFF systems, measuring 173.4x111.15x35.3mm (6.83x4.38x1.39") but still needing two slots which in this day and age of the triple wide is considered…
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NVIDIA Releases Ray Tracing Driver for GeForce GTX Cards, New Ray-Tracing Demos
NVIDIA has released the Game Ready Driver 425.31 WHQL which enables ray tracing for GeForce GTX graphics cards - a capability previously reserved for the company's RTX series of graphics cards. This change...
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It’d be a shame if someone spilled the beans about your GTX 1650 … a real shame
Videocardz got their hands on pictures of a Zotac card, ostensibly an unreleased or announced GTX 1650 and were nice enough to share it with the group. We've already...
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Math with Maxwell and Turing
TechSpot decided to test out NVIDIA's claims that the GTX 1660 is 113% faster than the old GTX 960, which is still sitting in the top five for most used GPUs on…
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Anthem Patch 1.0.4 Adds NVIDIA DLSS and Highlights Support
Patch 1.0.4 for Anthem was released by BioWare/EA today which addresses a number of issues and adds features including two specific to GeForce graphics card users, namely DLSS and NVIDIA Highlights support....
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NVIDIA Releases GeForce Game Ready 419.67 Drivers
Five days after they released the Creator Ready 419.67 drivers, NVIDIA has published their Game Ready equivalent, which is also version 419.67. It can be downloaded from GeForce Experience,...
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NVIDIA Introduces Creator Ready Driver Program (419.67)
At the ongoing Game Developers Conference, GDC 2019, NVIDIA has announced a “Creator Ready Driver” program. This branch targets the users that sit between the GeForce and Quadro line, who...
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Microsoft Announces Variable Rate Shading for DirectX 12
To align with the Game Developers Conference, GDC 2019, Microsoft has announced Variable Rate Shading for DirectX 12. This feature increases performance by allowing the GPU to lower its shading...
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