GPUs has gotten very large these days, making building a SFF PC a bit of a hassle, to say the least. However, NVIDIA is reportedly looking into fixing that.

NVIDIA DLSS 3, Reflex, and Ray Tracing technologies are coming to Star Wars Outlaws set to launch in August 30, 2024.

Add-in board partners told Taiwanese outlet UDN Money that they expect NVIDIA to launch the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 in the fourth quarter of 2024.

The cryptic message posted on X (Twitter) reveals two silicon variants for AMD RDNA4 - Navi 48 and Navi 44, with the former expected to serve as the high-end model.

While NVIDIA practically corners every part of the AI market today, it will soon face competition aiming to reduce its reliance on AI hardware.

Information for Intel's upcoming Battlemage GPUs have been scarce - however, two such chips has made appearances on the SiSoftware Sandra database recently.

Microsoft's patent aims to utilize ray tracing in ways similar to how LOD (level of detail) is handled in 3D environments.

While NVIDIA's flagship GPUs claim big performance uplifts over predecessors, such is not the case for its mid-range offerings.

Three of the NVIDIA's mid-range GPUs will be using bigger silicon as part of the silicon binning process - performance will remain the same as usual.

The low-power RTX 3050 6GB has spawned quite a few variants from various AIB partners, and this ASUS variant is particularly tiny, too.