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Minor update that slipped through the cracks amid all the other announcements. No SUPER debut at CES but updates to arrive later. https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-confirms-no-rtx-50-super-gpus-at-ces-2026-but-promises-updates-for-gamers

Some examples of what this iGPU can do at 1080p. https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/intel-panther-lake-pre-release-testing-delivers-over-80-fps-in-cyberpunk-100-fps-in-f1-arc-b390-offers-playable-1080p-frame-rates-with-xess-quirks

Meanwhile Valve really needs to be paying attention to these mini monsters. While they do cost a lot more it won't matter if the steam machine is stupidly priced. They keep it in the 600-800 range they should do well, but price it at $1K and to me these look a lot more attractive even if it...

I was thinking exact same thing. That 385 is truly impressive.

Yep, even with its issues, the 14900K was the end of the road for gamers using Intel but I will once again say that the 275HK in my laptop would probably do well in a desktop and reviews for the 285 haven't been horrible since all the updates rolled out. I think the 52-core beast will be...

That is the big question. I'm hoping they did as well.

I'm honestly not sure if Intel even cares about the traditional x86 space anymore. To me, it seems like they're all in on mobile offerings now, at least when it comes to consumer parts. I've yet to have the privilege of a high-end AMD laptop but I can say that I've been happy with every...

There hasbeen some updates over the last few months. AFAIK still on track while NV juggles its other collaboration with Intel.

ASUS debuted its NUC 16 Pro mini pc at CES, and while intended for business use, there's no denying its gaming potential. See full article...

As I was saying, everyone knows it's coming. https://videocardz.com/newz/alienware-confirms-amd-ryzen-9-9950x3d2-coming-to-area-51-gaming-pcs https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-ryzen-9-9950x32d-confirmed-dual-3d-v-cache-cpu-is-coming

and check market conditions for items out of stock to alert user to begin the mortgage process for the next upgrade.

At this rate though, I'm pretty doubtful that NV is going to launch anything next round which will hook me again. They'd better get a handle on the power consumption and connector before I buy another flagship card. I'm undervolting both of mine and they're doing great but I've also tested OCing...

So far nothing regarding the B770 as of this morning.

they just need a cylon eye somewhere to complete this.

I'm sure we'll hear about the dual-cached 9950X3D2 at some point and it's more than likely just the usual chess match between Intel and AMD holding it back from being revealed now, alongside AMD wanting to focus sales on one chip at a time. There's enough leaks out there to suggest it exists and...

NVIDIA has unveiled DLSS 4.5, its next iteration of technologies for improving image quality while also adding more frames in games. See full article...

So on all my builds I'm running max (RT lumen included). The only things turned off are the usual post crap. For a while I was trying DLAA, forced via NV Profile Inspector, and the opening dungeon stuff was well into the 90-100 FPS zone but once I reached the surface I saw both rigs hitting...

Sad but true. For my builds I even went so far as to put a case fan nearby the GPU connector to help keep its temps down. Truly ridiculous.

Well, there is the PCIe but I know that still doesn't make up the different. Could be that the special BIOS allowed them to pull more, just like how that ASUS ROG BIOS does for their special 5090, I think that one allows something like 800 or 900 over the one connector.

Well, the default BIOS is only . . . 1600W -oofta still!