Nvidia announces Max-Q technology for gaming notebooks
Gaming-class performance inside premium ultrabook designs
On Tuesday, Nvidia announced a new design approach for gaming laptops that will enable a generation of quieter, thinner, and faster products equipped with GTX 1080 graphics beginning June 27th.
Nvidia now supports 4K Netflix on Geforce 10 cards
All except the GTX 1050 for now
Since early 2014, Netflix began streaming Ultra HD 4K video beginning with its own original content and now spanning hundreds of shows and episodes. But for PC users, only those with Intel’s 7th-gen Kaby Lake series processors have been able to stream the company’s large swath of content.
Nvidia Geforce GTX 1070 Founders Edition review
Performs just above GTX 980 Ti, now with enhanced HDR support
A little over a decade ago, Nvidia brought some useful features into the desktop graphics rendering pipeline like HDR-based tone mapping and hardware-accelerated H.264 GPU video decoding that have now become adopted by devices of all shapes and sizes for enterprise, desktop and mobile users alike.
MSI talks of 10 gaming notebooks
GS63VR Stealth Pro is lighter than Razer Blade at 3.96lbs
Following Nvidia’s launch of Geforce 10-series GPUs for gaming notebooks and facing competition from other manufacturers, MSI has just announced ten new 14-inch to 18-inch gaming notebooks featured under four product lineups – GT, GS, GE and GP. This is getting confusing, so bear with us.
Nvidia Geforce 10 series gaming notebooks now available
Notebook GTX 1070 gets an upgrade from 1920 to 2048 cores
On Monday, ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte Sager and other industry players partnered with system integrator Xotic PC to announce a new lineup of 60 gaming notebooks built using Nvidia’s Geforce 10-Series Pascal GPU lineup – more specifically, Geforce GTX 1080, GTX 1070 and GTX 1060 GPUs.
Nvidia's full Geforce Pascal lineup device hardware IDs revealed
Includes Geforce GTX 1080 Ti, new Titan, Quadro and Tesla GPUs
On Wednesday, the folks at AIDA64 released a complete list of the device hardware IDs that Nvidia will use for its upcoming Geforce 10 Pascal lineup in both mobile and desktop GPUs. The list confirms the existence of GP102, a chip the company has likely reserved for Geforce GTX 1080 Ti, a refreshed Geforce Titan series, and a few new Quadro and Tesla GPUs all expected for release several months from now.