Tag: Computing Components

AMD, please, no more 8GB GPUs – the Radeon RX 9060 GPU has officially been confirmed, with a feeble amount of VRAM

AMD has announced the Radeon RX 9060 GPU for pre-built gaming PCs It will use 8GB of VRAM similar to its 9060 XT counterpart It seems as though Team Red isn’t giving up on 8GB GPUs The GPU market has seen a handful of additions recently, mostly from Nvidia and…

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Nvidia throws Windows 10 gamers a lifeline with driver support – but time’s up for the popular GTX 1060 GPU, as support runs out in October 2025

Nvidia has announced that support for GTX 10 series GPUs ends in October 2025 After that, these graphics cards, including the GTX 1060, will only get security fixes It also announced that Windows 10 support will run through to October 2026, mirroring Microsoft’s extended support program for the OS Nvidia…

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AMD mulls dedicated NPUs for desktop PCs – like graphics cards, but for AI tasks – and this could be excellent news for PC gamers

AMD’s head of client CPUs says it’s looking into dedicated NPU accelerators These would be the equivalent of a discrete GPU, but for AI tasks Such boards would lessen demand on higher-end GPUs, as they’d no longer be bought for AI work, as they are in some cases AMD is…

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Nvidia’s N1X consumer chip pops up in benchmark equalling core count of RTX 5070 GPU – cue excited gasps, but let’s not get carried away

Nvidia’s N1X chip has been spotted in a Geekbench result The specs show the integrated GPU has 6,144 CUDA cores That equals the RTX 5070 for pure core count, but there’s much more to factor in when it comes to performance Remember Nvidia’s rumored CPU that caused quite a buzz…

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AMD isn’t giving up on high-end GPUs – a new leak hints at a new Radeon GPU challenging Nvidia’s next-gen flagship graphics card

AMD reportedly has a high-end RDNA 5 GPU ready to challenge Nvidia’s next-gen flagship graphics card The leak shows a placeholder name for the GPU, as the ‘Radeon RX 10090 XT’ It comes after AMD’s shift away from high-end offerings this generation AMD and Nvidia‘s fierce GPU battle this generation…

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Is Intel set for a great CPU comeback? Nova Lake in 2026 could copy AMD’s playbook for a key gaming boost

Intel might be planning a big change with Nova Lake CPUs in 2026 Rumor has it that they will benefit from additional cache for faster gaming This is in a similar vein to AMD’s existing 3D V-Cache chips, like the popular 9800X3D Intel‘s Nova Lake processors – which could be…

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