Posts Tagged ‘nvidia’
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Now you can buy Nvidia’s Shield, from America
0 CommentsPosted by Jon Martindale on May 17, 2013 under Android, Console
Nvidia has told several people that got in touch with the graphics card maker, that it's currently not looking to bring the Shield to the EU. Chances are, that will all depend on how many of our US ba... more. -
PhysX gets new outing in Hawken
0 CommentsPosted by Jon Martindale on April 18, 2013 under Development, Gaming
Hawken is a free to play first person shooter, featuring giant mechanical walker bots, that players pilot and shoot at one another with. In the latest trailer from Nvidia, the developers show off what... more. -
New Nvidia driver gives Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider a boost
0 CommentsPosted by Jon Martindale on March 26, 2013 under Drivers
A new Nvidia driver release has given Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider, Sniper Elive V2, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Civilisation V, Call of Duty Black Ops II and a host of other games, big performance boo... more. -
Nvidia cards struggling with AMD hair tech in Tomb Raider
2 CommentsPosted by Jon Martindale on March 7, 2013 under Gaming, Graphics
We talked about AMD's new TressFX hair technology last week, showing of what it's capable of doing and debuting the fact that it would see its first outing in the new Tomb Raider game. Well now that g... more. -
nVidia prepares to announce positive numbers
0 CommentsPosted by Harrison on March 5, 2013 under General Tech, Graphics
While the world of stocks and shares is supposed to be 100% water tight when it comes to the leaking of early info, for some reason every time a company is about to announce good or bad numbers - ther... more. -
Could you distribute the Nvidia Shield in the UK?
0 CommentsPosted by Jon Martindale on February 11, 2013 under Console
Ok maybe not you on your lonesome, but if you run a big tech firm, maybe you could handle the distribution of Nvidia's handheld gaming device. You know, the one that can stream AAA titles straight fro... more. -
Roy Taylor appointed head of AMD worldwide channel sales
0 CommentsPosted by Jules on December 13, 2012 under APU, Channel, CPU, Graphics
In one of the world's longest detours, technology sales guru Roy Taylor will be reunited with some of his oldest friends when he takes over the worldwide channel sales role for AMD in 2013. KitGur... more. -
Will nVidia have discrete desktop graphics to itself within 5 years?
0 CommentsPosted by Jules on October 24, 2012 under Graphics
For years, nVidia has enjoyed a huge lead in workstation graphics. No secret. Quadro brings in serious profit. The connection from workstation to desktop was tenuous - as both had very different brand... more. -
Nvidia updates drivers for Borderlands 2 and Mists of Pandaria
2 CommentsPosted by Jon Martindale on September 14, 2012 under Drivers
Nvidia has released an update for its graphics card drivers, bringing the latest WHQL certified release to 306.23. It brings with it quite an extensive list of updates, with a focus on getting ready f... more. -
Channel reports GTX660ti sales very sluggish
0 CommentsPosted by Harrison on September 5, 2012 under Channel, Graphics
From the moment we discovered what the street price of the GTX660 was going to be, we were (a) concerned that it was too close to the GTX670 and (b) that it would tumble at some stage - causing worry ... more. -
AMD’s Radeon HD 7950 is set to receive a speed boost
0 CommentsPosted by Luke Hill on August 15, 2012 under Channel, Graphics
With the nVidia GTX 660 Ti's release imminent, AMD's popular HD 7950 graphics card will soon be the recipient of a clock speed-boosting BIOS update. The update is intended to better prepare the 6... more. -
EXCLUSIVE: Intel refutes nVidia claims regarding HD4000 game compatibility
11 CommentsPosted by Jules on August 14, 2012 under Channel, Graphics, Interviews
EXCLUSIVE INTEL INTERVIEW: At a recent Analyst's Day, nVidia went through its usual array of slides regarding a wonderful history, present conditions and how glorious the future is likely to be. All w... more. -
Why can’t Tegra get mobile sales traction?
0 CommentsPosted by Jules on August 11, 2012 under Mobile
Following the launch of the late/fat/hot Fermi, nVidia's engineers buckled down to business and worked really hard to not only improve the rest of the Fermi range that followed, but also to achieve so... more. -
nVidia hits workstation overdrive with Kepler Maximus
0 CommentsPosted by faith on August 8, 2012 under CPU, Graphics, Workstation
The actual creation of next generation content is one of the most processor-intensive tasks you can demand from your system. With the launch of its next-generation Maximus products at SIGGRAPH in Los ... more. -
MSI GT70 0NC 17.3″ Laptop Review (i7 3610QM / GTX 670M)
5 CommentsPosted by Luke Hill on August 1, 2012 under Highlights, Laptop
MSI has taken the mobile gaming market by storm in recent years with their highly popular and competitive range of gaming laptops. With the recent release of Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors and nV... more. -
AMD console guru defects to nVidia
0 CommentsPosted by Henry Butt on July 24, 2012 under Console
Ten years ago, Bob Feldstein was busy taking the lead on a deal with Microsoft that would lead to the Xbox 360 console being launched with ATi technology inside. Now he's made the move across to nVidi... more. -
Asus Transformer Pad TF300T Android Tablet Review
4 CommentsPosted by Henry Butt on July 18, 2012 under Highlights, Tablet PC
At KitGuru we test quite a wide range of products from numerous manufacturers. It would be fair to say that we look at many products from Asus but they are usually high-end motherboards or graph... more. -
AMD, Intel and nVidia work in parallel on new supercomputers
0 CommentsPosted by Jules on July 16, 2012 under Science
If you believe that competition is a good thing, then the US Department of Energy is going about the problem of 'How best to construct tomorrow's super computers' in the right way. KitGuru dons flip-f... more. -
nVidia hacked – warns users to change passwords
0 CommentsPosted by Jules on July 13, 2012 under General Tech, Graphics
After a malicious attack on its forums last week, it appears that graphics giant nVidia is still fighting gremlins on a major scale and, at the time of writing, was not ready to let people back in. Ki... more. -
nVidia VP claims intimate knowledge of Windows 8
1 CommentsPosted by Jules on June 3, 2012 under Interviews, Operating Systems
As the gates of Computex 2012 are about to open up, Microsoft unloaded the public preview of Windows 8. A quick check in electronics super stores will reveal that many products like printers etc are a... more. -
Who is number one for nVidia? EVGA might know
1 CommentsPosted by Jules on May 23, 2012 under Channel, Graphics
While the rest of the world is presented with a harmonious view of AMD and nVidia partners, the reality is that every day is a battle royale - not only with the opposition, but also among the players ... more. -
nVidia frightened Chinese chips could take over by 2017
1 CommentsPosted by Jules on May 17, 2012 under Channel, Graphics
To the uninitiated, seeing people talk seriously about Chinese chips might make you think the speaker has gone prawn crackers, but there is a threat and the threat is real. nVidia spends time and reso... more. -
NVIDIA’s 28nm chips get priority over AMD’s at TSMC
2 CommentsPosted by Blair McClelland on May 10, 2012 under Channel, Graphics
If you are in the hunt for NVIDIA's latest and greatest Gefore GTX 680, chances are you either managed to grab one out of pure luck or have given up completely. As of writing, Newegg does not have a ... more. -
nVidia not satisfied with 12″ – Jen Hsun wants more
1 CommentsPosted by Jules on April 18, 2012 under CPU, General Tech, Graphics, Mobile
When all nVidia did was graphic chips for graphic cards, there was always a decent amount of production capacity available in the world. Now that it's busy pioneering in the phone sector - the numbers... more. -
More info leaks out on NVIDIA’s dual-GPU GTX 690
0 CommentsPosted by Stephen Dougherty on April 10, 2012 under Channel, Component, Graphics
A leak through Chinese channels not only further engrains previous confirmation that NVIDIA has a dual-GPU based GeForce GTX 690 in the works, but also lets a few more details out the bag on the specs... more. -
Will the next Einstein be a computer?
0 CommentsPosted by Jules on April 7, 2012 under Science
Around 10 years ago, a bunch of threads kicked off on science forums around the world, with boffins (pro and amateur) discussing the idea of a computer-based Einstein in the future. A decade ago, most... more. -
Tegra 4 to be more than a generational leap, GPGPU included
0 CommentsPosted by Blair McClelland on March 31, 2012 under Mobile, Smartphone
VR-Zone has got their hands on some new leaks regarding Nvidia's next generation Tegra mobile SoC, likely to be labelled as Tegra 4. The upcoming 28nm chip is said to be getting GPGPU support in order... more. -
GTX680 used to crowbar in less desirable low end cards
1 CommentsPosted by Jules on March 28, 2012 under Channel, Graphics
Without doubt, the launch of the GTX680 has been exactly what nVidia fan bois would have wanted. It might swap the lead with high end Radeons in multi-card configurations, but as a single card, it's q... more. -
Nvidia’s Kepler coming to a smartphone near you?
1 CommentsPosted by Blair McClelland on March 26, 2012 under Mobile
Over the weekend Nvidia dropped the NDA on it's Geforce GTX 680 graphics card based on their new Kepler architecture. Which in the case of the GTX 680, Kepler beats the AMD competition, the 7970 on ma... more. -
NVIDIAs Kepler making its way to Ultrabooks?
0 CommentsPosted by Stephen Dougherty on January 30, 2012 under Component, Graphics, Laptop, Notebook
While much of the focus has been on AMD in the graphics realm recently with the birth of the HD 7970 in particular, NVIDIA is getting some real momentum happening in the mobile segment with its new 28... more.
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