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..

For some time, we’ve heard something is brewing at camp Nvidia; specifically that the company was gearing up for Computex in a big way. New reports suggest that Nvidia are indeed planning on launching their Pascal range of GPU’s, and replacing both the GTX 970 and GTX 980 cards. It’s been fairly well established.

Sony’s Playstation 4 upgrade will offer a significant performance boost over the vanilla console if these latest rumors are to be believed. The Playstation 4K (or PS4.5) will feature a GPU which provides twice the performance of the original model, a pretty damn impressive upgrade. OsirisBlack is a verified NeoGaf poster, and decided to.

When the GDC 2016 bells were tolling, a late minute rumor Sony were working on an updated Playstation 4 started swirling on the internet. Since then reports have popped up that the Playstation 4.5 (though some folks are dubbing the machine the PS4K) have stated the machine will have considerably upgraded hardware and will.

During AMD’s Capsacin event, held during GDC 2016, the company revealed their upcoming roadmap of graphics cards for the upcoming years and we learned that following on from Polaris (which shall debut this year) AMD will be releasing their first HBM2 GPU, codenamed Vega. A LinkedIn profile has hinted what we might expect to find.

Specifications for AMD’s upcoming Polaris 10 lineup of GPU’s has leaked onto the internet thanks to SiSoft Sandra’s benchmarking database. We’ve heard a lot of rumors over the past few weeks that HBM2 will not debut with the Polaris 10 or Polaris 11 cards released later this year, and instead we’ll see HBM2 appear.

Post GDC 2016 reports emerged that Sony were working on the Playstation 4K and had shown off the hardware to developers, promising them considerably greater performance. This extra power is supposedly to allow the PS4k to render at UHD resolutions and push extra pixels and frame rate for Sony’s upcoming PSVR headset (which is.

AMD’s Zen range of X86 Processors are set for release later this year, and according to the company will first find their way into enthusiast systems and then server based CPU’s will follow. But AMD have made it rather clear we can expect a plethora of APU’s to be based on the Zen lineup.

During AMD’s Capsacian event we were all rather eager to see a plethora of demos, perhaps several slides explaining what AMD’s plans for their upcoming range of Radeon 400 GPU’s, or best of all some concrete specs. Unfortunately this wasn’t to be, and we were instead given a pretty short Hitman 2016 demo (running.

During AMD presentation of their Capsaicin event there was a single theme resounding from everyone who took to their stage – increase in performance. Whether that was from what DirectX 12 and Vulkan could bring to the table to their next generation Radeon architecture, Polaris – it was clear AMD has a vision for.

In just a few days time, AMD will be hosting the live event known as Capsaicin and we have been promises a sneak peak of the Radeon Polaris range of graphics cards. It’s unknown what exactly AMD will be showing off during their Capsaicin event, it could mean anything from a preview of the.

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.