Despite the fact that the Santa Clara, California-based graphics chip maker NVIDIA has already announced the introduction of its next-generation Fermi architecture, the company has yet to unveil its first consumer products to take advantage of the benefits and features enabled by said architecture. However, this only... |
28 October 2009
11:13 GMT |
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Hundreds of articles have been written over the last couple of weeks regarding the much-anticipated, next-generation graphics processing unit coming from one of the industry’s top companies, NVIDIA. However, after countless rumors and various, presumably leaked, details on the upcoming GPU, the Santa Clara, Cal... |
30 September 2009
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One of the most anticipated launches this year has to be NVIDIA's next generation of DX 11-compatible graphics cards, which the graphics chip maker has been rumored to be working on for some time now. A number of rumors have surfaced on the Internet, related to said GPU, but the majority of details are yet to em... |
30 September 2009
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For a good while now, people have been speculating on the bits and pieces of NVIDIA's next-generation GPU architecture, the much-anticipated GT300, which the company has been consistently keeping under wraps. Rumored to be scheduled for release sometime by the end of this year, or early next year, the new GT300 ... |
29 September 2009
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There has been some serious writing on NVIDIA's next generation of desktop graphics cards, especially since these new cards are expected to boast the company's next-generation microarchitecture, a new manufacturing process and a couple of new features. The new cards are allegedly part of the company's ... |
7 September 2009
06:32 GMT |
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During this year’s Computex 2009 show, NVIDIA took the stage with a number of new Ion- and Tegra-based products, showcased by some of the company’s partners. Despite rumors prior to the debut of the computer show in Taiwan, the Santa Clara, California-based graphics maker didn’t reveal any details r... |
13 June 2009
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According to sources in Taiwan, Sunnyvale, California-based Advanced Micro Devices will beat its main rival NVIDIA in the race for the first DirectX 11-ready GPUs. The company has reportedly been ready to unveil the new models for some time now, but the much anticipated release has been stalled due to issues with TSM... |
29 May 2009
08:42 GMT |
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Sunnyvale, California-based graphics chip maker NVIDIA is expected to debut its first graphics processing units, featuring the next-generation 40nm manufacturing process. The exact details regarding the company's foray into the 40nm process technology are yet to emerge, but according to some recently made commen... |
11 May 2009
08:53 GMT |
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NVIDIA's next-generation graphics processing unit will be known as the GT300 and, according to recently revealed information, will provide users and application developers with a new and different architecture, compared to any solution that is currently available on the market. The GT300 will be launched as the ... |
23 April 2009
06:59 GMT |
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While end-users are still to see the full power of NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce GTX295 and GTX 285, rumors of new 40nm-based GeForce graphics cards have already made their way on the Internet. The Santa Clara, California-based chip maker is now expected to debut its first 40nm-based graphics cards as early as the s... |
28 December 2008
02:44 GMT |
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