Before diving in, have you read our coverage of Vera Rubin NVL144 from GTC this year? If not, go back and check that out, because it will provide important context for today’s announcements from NVIDIA. If you’re pressed for time, here’s the gist: Vera Rubin NVL144 uses the same number of GPU packages and tiles as Blackwell Ultra—NVIDIA’s

Oh yeah, Intel is on the verge of releasing the hotly-anticipated, NVIDIA RTX-fighting flagship GPU, the Arc B770 Battlemage into the wild. This second-generation card is generating significant buzz as leaked information points to an impressive set of specifications, a launch window in late 2025 (just in time for Christmas), and potentially

Yesterday, AMD released version 25.9.1 of its new Radeon GPU driver, bringing the total of fully-supported FSR 4 games to 85 (including the newly-released Borderlands 4) and adding a driver toggle to force FSR 4 into compatible FSR 3.1 games running under DirectX12.

This now means that most games supporting AMD FSR 3.1 games can be retrofitted

Fresh leaks have unveiled specifications of Sony’s 200-megapixel camera sensor, the IMX09E, a powerhouse sensor tipped to rival (and potentially outperform) sensors used in Samsung’s current and next-gen Galaxy S Ultra flagships. Interestingly, the IMX09E will sit above the company’s own Lytia LYT-900’s 50MP 1-inch sensor, despite its smaller

On the GTAForums, prominent leaker Tez2 has posted a list of web domains registered by Take-Two Interactive (parent company of Rockstar Games), all of which seem to correspond to in-game parody sites and apps that will be featured in Grand Theft Auto VI. Topping the list is “what-up.app,” which is known from prior leaks to correspond to an