For the longest time, Nvidia has kept monitors with G-Sync variable refresh rate (VRR) tech to itself, allowing only Nvidia GPUs to use the tech. But it looks like the...
Earlier this year, NVIDIA introduced its GeForce Super GPUs to the world of gaming. Now, rumour has it that the GPU maker is planning to bring both its RTX and...
If you own a GeForce GTX or RTX graphics card and you haven't updated it with the latest GeForce driver, you may want to do right this moment. According to...
Back during Computex 2019, AMD unleashed its Navi GPU architecture to the world. To date, both the mid-range Radeon RX 5700 series and entry-level RX 5500 have been made public,...
At long last and after several rumours surrounding their existence, NVIDIA has officially lifted the veil off not one, but two new Super-based GeForce cards. Specifically, the GeForce GTX 1660...
Back in September, online rumours were suggesting that NVIDIA was already working on a Super version of its GeForce GTX 1660. Now it looks as if Zotac might have just...
Nearly two years after its grand launch, Intel is officially pulling the plug on its Kaby Lake-G processors. The last batch of the CPU will ship out by the end...
AMD is finally lifting the veil from the Radeon RX 5500 series, the latest addition to its Navi GPU lineup. Like the Radeon RX 5700 series that it announced back...
AMD's Radeon RX 5700 series graphics card has been out on the market for nearly six months, and while the card has picked up steam among gamers, there is still...
MSI has officially opened up a new concept store within the Low Yat Plaza. Not to be confused with the independent MSI store just outside the IT shopping mall, the...
AMD has undoubtedly been making waves in the CPU market with its Ryzen lineup, but the same can't be said about the brand's presence in the GPU market. That said,...
ASUS has officially lifted the veil off the ProArt StudioBook One, it's latest NVIDIA RTX Studio notebook. The notebook is the latest machine to be added towards NVIDIA's own growing...
