Latest about GPU
Forget DeepSeek R1, apparently it's now Alibaba that has the most powerful, the cheapest, the most everything-est chatbot
News Better than GPT-4o, DeepSeek-V3 and Llama-3.1, allegedly.
Reddit user unearths $850+ RX 7900 XTX from bargain bin, pays about 10 bucks for it, and claims 'it's working'
News Talk about a wild (graphics) card.
Today I learned I can run my very own DeepSeek R1 chatbot on just $6,000 of PC hardware and no megabucks Nvidia GPUs required
News The catch is that it's only really fast enough to serve one user with semi-useful gibberish at a time.
China's DeepSeek chatbot reportedly gets much more done with fewer GPUs but Nvidia still thinks it's 'excellent' news
News Nvidia claims more AI from fewer chips is good for business.
FSR 4 may be a simple upgrade for FSR 3.1 games according to leaks, which hopefully means we won't see a repeat of FSR 3's poorly-supported launch
News Has AMD learned from the mistakes of FSR 3? We can only hope.
This spectacular GB202 die shot shows just how massive Nvidia's RTX 5090 GPU is but it's not the largest chip it's ever shoehorned into a gaming graphics card
news Count the transistors with me. One, two, skip a few, ninety-two point two billion.
Scalpers are already trying to rip off gamers by flipping RTX 5090 graphics cards they don't actually have for up to $7,000
news Ummm, think I'll wait and try for one at MSRP, thanks.
A variant of Asus' Q-release system has been accused of grinding GPU contact pins and the thought is making my teeth hurt
News "Grinding" and "graphics card" are two terms that should never be used in the same sentence.
