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I see, I didn't realize DirectML was so dead. OpenCL has been around forever, but I guess it still hasn't taken off. I don't know a thing about ROCm, just that I've heard the word lol

I don't know a lot about AI development and whatnot, but I understand the fact that CUDA is dominant. On the AMD side, I hear a lot about ROCm and Microsoft's DirectML as what they are trying to push.

Introduction Computex 2025 is underway, and we are on the floor this year, grabbing all the latest news and checking out very cool new PC hardware to come this year. At this moment, it is time for AMD’s keynote and announcements, so be sure to watch the entire live stream. You can also check out...

It's more than that, a lot of modern games demand greater than 8GB of VRAM, and not just texture size and resolution either, they are capped even at just 1080p. Game assets utilized today consume more VRAM, as well as meshes, and new features, Ray Tracing, Upscaling, all these things demand...

The driver is only just now available on the official site Driver Version: 576.52 for RTX 5060

Introduction Computex 2025 is underway, and at this moment, NVIDIA’s Keynote has just finished. The stream of it can be found in that link, if you so wish to watch all the new announcements this year. You can also check out our Computex subcategory for all Computex news. We also have a few press...

WoW Also, review idea.

Also been playing it, love it.

Nah, Asrock has been good the last several several years. My main rig has been using an ASRock AM4 board since they came out.

Why Review Embargo and Pre-Testing Is Important In all of my time reviewing hardware, I have rarely seen this move, and it is usually for reasons not benefiting the consumer. In this editorial news article, I am going to discuss some opinions about review embargo dates and times with pre-testing...

I use an ASRock X870E Taichi for my primary benchmark platform, 9800X3D, and of course I've tested all the Zen4/5 CPUs on it recently, along with 9950X3D. I've been through a ton of different BIOS's since I've been using the board and CPU since launch. I know it is cliche to say this, but no...

Introduction NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GPU video cards have launched as of March 16th, 2025, and today we have the new ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition graphics cards to take a look at. The ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB OC Edition, model...

Funny story about that too, we brought in our own computers and hardware to do the testing, I brought in this dinky little small cheap arse keyboard to use since it was very portable, and John Carmack sat at the keyboard to do some typing in the command line, and we were cringing at him trying...

The SUPER's in the 40 series 'fixed' that lineup, and the same thing is poised to happen this gen, the SUPER's will 'fix' the 50 series, which I would argue should have been the default config from the get-go. But this plan is not unprecedented.

I remember when Doom 3 came out, playing it at ID software headquarters, with John Carmack in the room showing us how the game works, benchmarking the game before release for a review. What an amazing experience. I really enjoyed that game, and Doom Eternal, can't wait for this new one.

Never known NVIDIA to discount or lower MSRP on cards. AMD has done it before though.

Introduction NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GPU video cards have launched as of March 16th, 2025, and today we have the new GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GAMING OC 16G graphics cards to take a look at. The GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GAMING OC 16GB will have an MSRP of $529.99 from GIGABYTE, and...

Watched the video 👎 NVIDIA, this generational launch has been a disaster.