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Why Nvidia can’t simply make more GeForce cards — even if it wants to

Nvidia’s AI chips and GeForce GPUs don’t share a simple production pipeline. Chip analyst Ian Cutress explains why making more graphics cards takes more than flipping a switch—and why gamers could be waiting a while. Credit: Christian Wiediger / Unsplash Nvidia is pouring billions into AI chip production while gamers grapple with painful GeForce prices. But even…
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Valve wants Steam to squash Arm gaming stutter before you even hit play

Valve tells PCWorld how it plans to tackle a nasty side effect of translating Windows games for Arm chips, before you even hit play. Credit: Valve A powerful gaming PC can still stutter like hell. Now imagine your processor having to translate the game’s instructions while you’re playing it. That’s one of the challenges Valve faces in its fascinating push to bring…
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Sam Altman says your PC’s memory should belong to him

In an interview, the CEO of OpenAI and boss of ChatGPT says it would be far more efficient if all the RAM in your gaming PC was reserved for a data center. Credit: Open AI Ah, you love to see it. A quote from a billionaire CEO shows just how phenomenally out of touch they are. In a video interview published last week, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said it’s actually pretty terrible…
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This is why you can’t build your own RTX Spark PC

My monster PC has 128GB of memory. AI doesn’t care. Credit: Adam Patrick Murray / Foundry The Asus ProArt P16 RTX Spark has 128GB of memory. So does my desktop, basically. My desktop also has a GeForce RTX 5090, the fastest consumer graphics card…
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AMD just gave your old Radeon GPU a new lease on life

FSR 4.1 is coming to Radeon RX 6000 GPUs way ahead of schedule, along with Ryzen laptops, gaming handhelds, and Xbox consoles. Credit: Brad Chacos / IDG AMD’s FSR 4 upscaling technology was a revelation when it debuted last year, delivering the sort of…
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Nvidia and Microsoft want to kill PC gaming’s shader-stutter nightmare

Microsoft’s Advanced Shader Delivery attacks shader compilation stutters that make even monster gaming PCs feel like crap. Now Nvidia is on board. Credit: Nvidia Summary created by Smart Answers AI In summary: PCWorld reports that Nvidia’s new drivers now support Microsoft’s Advanced Shader Delivery, a technology designed to eliminate the frustrating shader…
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