Today Intel in announcing the availability of its first Atom-based barebones NUC kit, the DE3815TYKHE.
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The internet echo chamber is at full volume regarding the curious lack of availability of Nvidia’s Titan Z dual GPU monster graphics card.
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Using Vertcoin as a measure of OpenCL-based GPU compute performance in our benchmarking suite is the result of all that work.
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What does SemiAccurate think will be the highest selling console of 2014? If you said it is Sony’s PS4, you would be wrong.
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Last week AMD briefed us on a new graphics card video game bundle they’re calling the Never Settle Forever bundle.
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But we got a number of request to look into how AMD’s AM1 platform coped with the addition on a mid-range discrete graphics card.
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AMD is launching the new water-cooled dual Hawaii GPU called the R9 295X2, the fastest graphics card in the world.
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What does Nvidia have planned for their Shield line?
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With Nvidia damage control in full swing, lets take a look at why the Denver core is having problems.
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Why isn’t AMD making more Hawaii’s? They are, but not enough more.
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There’s been a lot of buzz around the in car entertainment market lately thanks to the launch of Apple’s CarPlay.
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Thief is the first game to support TrueAudio. We haven’t had a chance to play it yet, but we did get a good look at a TrueAudio enabled Occulas Rift demo.
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Eidos Montreal’s Thief is the second triple AAA game to add support for AMD’s Mantle graphics API and the first game to support AMD’s TrueAudio.
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Remember when SemiAccurate said the Nvidia Tegra K1 was a hot dog promoted by complicit ‘journalists’?
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A long time ago just after AMD launched its first Trinity chips a friend of mine purchased an AMD Radeon Dual Graphics enabled laptop.
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