NVIDIA Will Be “More Than Happy” To Do Custom Chips, Says CEO Jensen Huang
NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang has hinted the "custom chip" market will be the next place for the firm as AI-fueled demand attracts massive interest and potential.
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Intel CEO Hopes To Make Chips For AMD As Chipzilla Kickstarts Its Custom Chip Business With Intel Foundry
Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger has revealed the firm's intention to enter the "custom chip" business, catering to every type of client, including AMD.
NVIDIA RTX HDR Brings AI Powered HDR to SDR-Only PC Games; New Game Ready Driver Is Optimized for Nightingale
Today, NVIDIA announced and released the brand new eponymous app that aims to unify the functions of GeForce Experience and the old Control Panel under a new, sleeker hood.
NVIDIA App Aims To Bring A Modern-Look To The Control Panel, GeForce Experience & Additional Features Under One Roof
GeForce gamers have been requesting a modernized control panel for a long time now and it looks like NVIDIA has listened to them and while doing so, it is offering a new App that houses the control panel and several other aspects such as GeForce Experience, Graphics settings & more under one roof.
AMD CEO, Lisa Su, To Host Opening Keynote of Computex 2024 On 3rd June, Next-Gen Ryzen CPUs & More Expected
AMD's CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, will deliver the opening keynote of Computex 2024 where we'll get to hear about the upcoming technologies for PC & AI segments.
Shadowplay can now capture games at 120 fps and gets a new look in the Nvidia App
Shadowplay is now able to capture games in 120 fps, as a part of a wider redesign within the new Nvidia App, which launches in beta today.
Nvidia's new desktop app doesn't require you to login: 'your identity isn't essential to this experience'
The day has finally come: Nvidia no longer requires a login to access its graphics card software. The new Nvidia App has just been released in beta and effectively replaces the GeForce Experience app, and one of the first things many of you will notice is how you can access ostensibly the entire software suite without logging into an Nvidia account.
Nvidia's game filter for RTX GPUs lets you enable HDR in games that never supported it
Games look better with High Dynamic Range (HDR) enabled. The technology allows for a greater range of colour and contrast to produce more glorious images on-screen. The issue is not every game offers HDR support—in fact, most don't. If you're using an HDR-capable gaming monitor but you don't play any games that are created with it in mind, you either have to resign yourself to never thinking about it or get active and utilise some software able to add (infer) HDR from SDR. There are a few such applications available, including Windows own Auto HDR, but you can now add Nvidia's new implementation to the list.