Category: Graphics Cards

Thanks to the combination of both NVIDIA and AMD offering GPUs actually worth upgrading to, a silicon shortage that’s even affecting car manufacturers, and of course crypto miners

RTX 3080 laptops are here, sporting massive performance for laptop chips. The performance jump from the last gen is always welcome, but there is one question I’d like

Now 2021 is here, and there are a slew of new GPUs from both AMD and NVIDIA, you might be considering upgrading from your 1060 or 1070. But,

I hear a lot of people saying AMD’s GPU encoder sucks, or is significantly worse than NVENC, enough that some would buy an often higher priced NVIDIA card

To make it clear, this isn’t a video exposing some serious security vulnerability, performance issues or big gotcha, instead this is an opinion piece with some benchmark results

Without fail, every video containing an RTX 3080 gets countless comments about the stock levels, or lack thereof, of those cards. Everyone is hyped about them, and for

Nvidia crested a lot of hype with the rtx 3000 launch, prompting a lot of people to think about upgrading, potentially for the first time in a while.

Your graphics card is possibly the most important part of your system when it comes to gaming, so it’s understandable you want the best you can get for

If you are after a solid RTX 2070 Super option, this PNY XLR8 version seems to be just that. It’s priced well for the market, and offers good

So, you want to stream but you have a mid to low end CPU and can’t afford the performance hit that using the X264 takes, so you turn