Some Nvidia GPU trends to expect in 2026 include higher prices and lower stock, the return of older GPUs, and delays for new ...
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Cinebench 2026 out and ready to hammer CPUs and graphics cards six times as hard — updated benchmark includes an SMT core test
Heads up, tech enthusiasts everywhere, for a new version of one of your favorite benchmarks just dropped. Maxon just announced the minty fresh new Cinebench 2026, ready to beat the heck out of your ...
The new Radiance DX12 GPU benchmark uses Raymarching, relies on FP32 compute, shows potential of current and future graphics ...
We had a chance to go hands-on with a prototype Lenovo Core Ultra 3 notebook at CES 2026 and put the Panther Lake laptop ...
A couple of AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT benchmarks have just appeared on the Geekbench browser, suggesting that the new gaming GPU is already being tested in advance of reviews. Not only that, but the ...
Radeon Pro GPUs outperform Nvidia’s top cards in critical SOLIDWORKS workloadsMidrange Radeon Pro GPUs match high-end Nvidia Blackwell performance in InventorAMD’s AI Pro R9700 leads Nvidia in drawing ...
Gaming Monitors LG's new 39-inch 5K2K OLED is easily my favourite new PC monitor at CES 2026 and it might just be the gaming panel I've been waiting for Graphics Cards MSI's monstrous 1000 W ...
With a very quiet launch, and a distinct lack of review samples doing the rounds, the new Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 isn't the talk of the town right now, but we have now been given our first glimpse of ...
Building a capable gaming PC relies on two primary components: the CPU and GPU (or graphics card, in common parlance). While having a powerful desktop CPU in your gaming rig is important, the latter ...
In context: PC gaming and graphics card benchmarks used to focus primarily on frame rates. Although average frame rates still draw the most attention, other factors like latency, 1% lows, upscaling, ...
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