As reported, Nvidia says RTX 50-series laptops will rely more on GPUs when gaming over CPUs, with the demo showing 37% higher GPU use with DLSS 4 compared to last year's model with DLSS 3.

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If you have a fancy new RTX 50-series graphics card, or something equally capable, and want to try out Nvidia's impressive Zorah demo for yourself, now you can. Initially unveiled alongside its ...

At this week's Game Developers Conference, Nvidia has surprised by demonstrating its GeForce RTX technologies running on an Arm-based platform. The goal is to show how Nvidia's advanced graphics ...

In a new Asteroids demo, Nvidia showed how the Turing architecture on the company's RTX graphics cards can be used to perform mesh shading to reveal rich details while reducing congestion on the ...

The new GPU - which is set to arrive "very, very soon" - will be the "fastest DirectX11 GPU on the planet" and was shown tearing through a demo of the upcoming game Call of Duty: Black Ops.

If your PC is running an RTX GPU you might be interested to know NVIDIA has released a tech demo of a new AI personal assistant or chatbot to ...

Nvidia’s new GDC demo showed off an RTX 3060 GPU working with an Arm processor to enable high-level gaming technologies like DLSS and ray-tracing, paving the way for more powerful Arm-based ...

In NVIDIA's demo, rays are traced three times as they bounce through the scene. That number, though, is artificially capped by the company, and theoretically – with the GPU power to process it ...

But Nvidia has introduced a number of innovations, and one product of this work, it says, is the first ever video game demo with AI-generated graphics. It’s a simple driving simulator where ...

Now, Nvidia takes us for another visit into the enchanted forest with “New Dawn,” an updated demo featuring the same titular fairy showing off the might of the company’s powerful Kepler GPUs.