Recently, Nvidia teased that they would be unveiling something “super”, leading to speculation as to what it could be. It’s obviously going to be some sort of addition to their RTX Turing line of graphics cards, but what? I myself speculated in a recent video that it could be one of three things –.

We’ve been talking an awful lot about Sony’s upcoming Playstation 5 next gen console the last few weeks, and recently you may recall we had comments from a couple of developers on how the dev kits were looking in terms of performance. We also had some comments about the updated Playstation VR headset, or.

  It’s hard to believe, but Nvidia’s Turing cards debuted September last year, though the RTX 2080 Ti did suffer from a lot of availability problems. Nvidia are masters at getting the hype train rolling, and have released a teaser that has nothing other than the word “SUPER” and the video title is ‘Something.

Raytracing, raytracing, raytracing. It’s safe to say, that word (phrase?) is a solid contender for the word of the year, at least when it comes to gaming. Ever since Nvidia released it’s RTX Turing cards, there’s been a lot of chatter about the new graphics technology. Even Sony are getting in on the action.

Sony’s PlayStation 5 will be a very interesting beast when it finally hits retail because the system has the potential to all but eliminate loading times thanks to the vast speed and performance of the proprietary SSD technology residing at the heart of the console. Sony’s presentation used a combination of Marvel’s Spider-Man and.

Your IP address is like a counterpart of your street address. It provides a pretty accurate fix on where you are, what device you are using and – by extension – who you are in real life. Without this piece of information, it’s much harder for the state to track down online criminals, and.

Back in 2017, AMD shook up the desktop market by bringing 8 cores and 16 threads to the mainstream and decimated Intel’s then-current 7th generation (Kaby Lake) and it’s 4 cores when it came to multitasking. Sure, Intel did have the clock frequency advantage, but if you were doing anything more than gaming, Ryzen.

Intel and AMD are currently in a core count stalemate thanks to the launch of Intel’s Coffee Lake refresh and the I9-9900K. While it is considerably more expensive than that of the AMD Ryzen 7 2700X, it also performs better (particularly when single thread performance is concerned) – but times are changing. x https://youtu.be/3a-HCHICfQQ.

The AMD CES 2019 event for AMD was full of reveals of the upcoming Matisse (Ryzen 3000) series of processors. Lisa Su, the companies CEO in follow up interviews also confirmed leaks that AMD would continue its relentless pressure on Intel by upping the core count of its CPUs further with the next generation.

It’s no secret that AMD are working hard to get their Navi architecture ready for launch, with the GPU appearing on roadmaps since Raja Koduri first announced Polaris back in 2016. There have been a number of leaks concerning Navi, not least of all that it is partly funded by Sony, and will be.

AMD’s CES 2019 conference has finally happened, and we’re left with as many questions as we have answers. Lisa Su took to the stage, and the presentation started with her running through some of the biggest and most important innovations AMD have bought to the market. It was clear from her mannerisms that she.

A few days ago, Jensen Huang hosted Nvidia’s CES 2019 event, and during the event, there were multiple announcements. The GeForce RTX 2060 cards were officially revealed (although let’s be honest, we knew everything by that point anyway), Mobile RTX series was officially revealed and Nvidia was keen to tell us they were embracing.

In 2018, Nvidia finally launched their Turing range of graphics cards to the market, and given the release of the Pascal powered GeForce 10 series had been almost 2 years prior, people were extremely eager to see what Nvidia had been working on for the GeForce 20 series of GPUs. We now know that.

In about a weeks time, CES 2019 will kick off, and it’s all but certain AMD will be at the very least announce key details concerning the Ryzen 3000 series of CPUs (known as Matisse). These processors will, of course, feature the 7nm Zen 2 architecture, and according to whispers in the industry, we’ll.