A whole host of images of Nvidia’s new Pascal based GP107 card, the GeForce GTX 1050 Ti have leaked out onto the internet, further solidifies the positioning of the new card, specifications and the fact it actually exists. Okay – I admit it, much of the press, coverage and excitement of graphics cards and.

The specifications to the latest entry of Nvidia’s Pascal lineup have been leaked onto the internet, and the new GP107-A chip ticks all of the boxes you’d expect for the GeForce GTX 1050 Ti. Fortunately, along with the leaked specs (thanks to a GPUz screenshot) a few benchmarks for the new card have also appeared,.

News from Nvidia has grown quiet over the past couple of months, since the launch of the GeForce GTX 1060. But of course, behind the scenes the firm are doing anything but resting on their lead. The current high end GeForce lineup is particularly strong, with the GTX 1070, GTX 1080 and finally the.

Despite lack of news through official channels, news on Nvidia’s Pascal lineup of graphics cards continues to leak onto the internet. The latest whispers in the wind hint that the GTX 1080 & GTX 1070 fully embrace GDDR5X, but Nvidia have also ensured the GP104 supports options for GDDR5 variants for lower cost models..

With AMD gearing up for Capsaicin, its live show where the company is said to be showing off its Polaris architecture, it’s clear the launch of the forth iteration of the GCN based Radeon graphics cards shouldn’t be too far off. Latest rumors show that Nvidia are planning to unveil their Pascal range of graphics.

According to the latest rumors and reports, Nvidia’s Upcoming GeForce GTX 1080 will feature GDDR5X instead of High Bandwidth Memory (HBM2) and will appear on store shelves in late May, just days prior to Computex. Nvidia’s timing of GeForce GTX 1080 (also known as the 1800) means it will likely miss mass production of.

We’ve entered an extremely exciting time for PC gaming, with promising new memory technologies, die shrinks and increasingly powerful processors heralding in unparalleled graphics. But, the biggest buzz this year isn’t from a piece of hardware, it’s instead from an API – Microsoft’s DirectX 12. Much has been made of DirectX 12’s multi-threaded improvements,.

I was first introduced to GPU overclocking back in the early days of 3DFX, I stumbled on an article demonstrating how to get extra juice out of my Voodoo 2 graphics card, and since then I’ve been hooked on graphics technology. Overclocking GPU’s has become more sophisticated since those early days – but the.

Nvidia will soon be releasing their GeForce GTX 950 graphics card if the latest slew of rumors are accurate, aimed squarely at the sub $150 US dollar price bracket. The release of the GTX 950 hardly comes as a surprise; gamers have always known Nvidia would release the GTX 750’s successor at one point.

After a lot of speculation, we’ve confirmation on the final specifications of Nvidia’s GTX 980 Ti, also known as the GM200-310 GPU. The graphics card will sit right between the GTX 980 and Nvidia’s GTX Titan X in terms of performance thanks to a cut down GM200 GPU. The GM200-310 GPU has two of.

Rumors are once again abound for the Nvidia GTX 980 Ti, with thanks to KitGuru. This time, the reports are saying that the 980 Ti will be launching at the Computex trade show next month. This would put it slightly ahead of the initial rumors that surfaced a while ago, as they put the.

After much speculation and guess work, Nvidia’s latest entry into the Maxwell lineup, the GeForce GTX 960’s specs have been all but confirmed. Back on January, 5th, we’d reported a rumor (thanks to a retailer leak) the GPU would feature 128-bit memory, 2GB RAM and looked to feature 1024-1280 CUDA cores. The final specs.

The arrival of Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 965M isn’t too much of a surprise. Firstly, it was ‘leaked’ via being named in a driver update a month or so ago, and secondly because Nvidia are readying the GeForce GTX 960’s for Desktop. So it makes sense to be seeing a laptop type of part. Nvidia.

There have been a lot of rumors concerning the smaller brother of the Maxwell architecture, Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 960, with a multitude of different release dates and random specs muttered under breath we’d not reported on many of them; we were starting to feel like the boy who’d cried wolf. But in the story.