News tagged ‘nvidia’
Monday, 12 Jul 2010
Zotac Announces NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 Graphic Cards
Zotac unleashes two new affordable GeForce GTX 400 series graphics cards - the new ZOTAC GeForce GTX 460 1GB and GeForce GTX 460 Synergy Edition.
Friday, 9 Jul 2010
Is NVIDIA Crippling PhysX Running on the CPU?
An Arstechnica article reveals a list of circumstantial evidence that may show that NVIDIA is deliberately crippling PhysX performance that's running on the CPU.
Friday, 25 Jun 2010
NVIDIA and Intel Are Bickering Again
Much to NVIDIA's displeasure, Intel has presented a paper stating that NVIDIA GPUs are not as quick as NVIDIA claims.
Wednesday, 23 Jun 2010
NVIDIA GF104 Imminent, But What Does The Future Hold?
It is widely believed that NVIDIA will introduce the new GF104 chip on their upcoming graphics card. The chip promises lower power consumption and operating temperatures.
Thursday, 17 Jun 2010
512 CUDA Core GTX 485 To Arrive in Fall?
According to rumors, NVIDIA is preparing a 512 core Fermi card to solidify its position and strengthen its grip on the GPU speed crown.
Wednesday, 16 Jun 2010
NVIDIA's GeForce Release 256 Drivers Now WHQL Certified
NVIDIA's release 256 drivers, which have been available as a beta, are now official after getting certified by Microsoft.
Tuesday, 15 Jun 2010
GeForce GTX 460 Specs Leaked?
The next addition to the Fermi family could be the GTX 460 and it could have 336 CUDA cores.
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Zotac Unleashes World's Fastest Air-Cooled GeForce GTX 400 Series Graphics Cards
Zotac today unleashes the world's fastest air cooled GeForce GTX 400 series graphics cards – the lightning-fast Zotac GeForc GTX 480 AMP! Edition and GTX 470 AMP! Edition graphics cards.
Tuesday, 25 May 2010
NVIDIA Possibly Prepping Dual GPU Card for Computex?
The latest from the rumor mill suggests that NVIDIA is preparing a dual GPU card for this year's Computex.
Thursday, 20 May 2010
NVIDIA Tesla GPUs Power New IBM Servers
NVIDIA announced today that the latest IBM iDataPlex servers are the first mainstream high performance computing (HPC) systems to be built around NVIDIA Tesla 20-series GPUs.