Nvidia plans to not release another GPU till next year, what is AMD doing?
According to an article published by WCCFTech, the Nvidia Geforce GTX 760 will be the third and final 700 series GPU released in 2013 behind the GTX 780 and GTX 770. The source of all this is a leaked
Read More…
Latest Rumors and Specifications about the Nvidia Geforce GTX 760 Graphics Card
The new 700 series have launched with the GTX 780 and GTX 770 and Nvidia is suppose to launch the GTX 760 next. Information is busting at the seams in the form of rumors and screenshots that are slowly revealing the specs of the
Read More…
Club3D Plans to Produce AMD Products Only, No More Nvidia
Club3D has announced that it end its partnership with Nvidia to focus solely on AMD products only. While Club3d has not given any reason why they decided to do this, we can only speculate. I know most people when they think of Club3D, they think of
Read More…
Nvidia 320.18 WHQL Display Driver is Damaging GPUs
It seems as soon as Nvidia hit an all time high with their GPU’s, there is evidence that the 320.18 WHQL display drivers are killing off GPUs. Fortunately it hasn’t killed every card it’s touched (It’s actually a very low amount), but there is hardly any good news
Read More…
New 320.18 WHQL Drivers for Nvidia Graphics Cards have been Released
Nvidia’s 320.18 WHQL drivers have been released in conjunction with the release of the Geforce GTX 780. The new 320.18 WHQL drivers will cover all modern GPUs including the new 700 series that is slowly being released by Nvidia. If you upgrade to these drivers
Read More…
The Nvidia Geforce GTX 780 Flagship GPU Officially revealed!
The Nvidia flagship Geforce GTX 780 has been revealed and released today! The GTX 780 is the first card that Nvidia has shown from its upcoming and new 700 series of graphics cards (GPUs). Let us do a quick run down on what the GTX 780 has
Read More…
Nvidia Geforce GTX 780M Benchmark has Arrived
Nvidia Geforce GTX 780m benchmarks have already began to appear around the internet. This time the benchmark originated from Chinese website it168.com and promptly was taken down as soon as it gained traction in the hardware community. Whether this was a decision by the author, the website, or a
Read More…