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If your PC is as old as the hills, a little UEFI tweaking might squeeze a little more life out of it.

A bit of tinkering can unlock a double-digit performance boost in some games.

Resizable Bar has become an essential feature for modern GPUs, but the more you dig into it, the more complicated it becomes.

Starfield is arguably this year's most hyped game. At this point in time, the game runs well on AMD hardware thanks to its partnership with Bethesda, but Nvidia owners haven't gotten as much

Developers forge ahead with Meteor Lake patches to the i925 kernel graphics driver already queued. Rate of progress indicates that Meteor Lake is on track.

AMD's RDNA 2 architecture allows partners to create some compelling low-budget graphics cards like the ASUS Dual RX 6600. If you want a killer Full HD gaming card, look no further than this solid unit.

Source: Harish Jonnalagadda / Windows Central NVIDIAs GeForce RTX 3080 is an Ampere-powered GPU thats currently the best option out there for 4K gaming. It offers enormous gains over RTX 20-series cards thanks to streaming multiprocessors with twice as much throughput, second-generation ray tracing cores with far better performance, and third-gen Tensor cores for advanced AI accompaniment with features like Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) and NVIDIA Broadcast. Our guide on ray tracing and D...

Hardware makers are getting close to releasing BIOS and driver updates on February 12, 2021, 16:20 14 comments In brief: Hardware manufacturers AMD, Intel, and Nvidia have been working on incorporating a new performance-boosting feature that has been part of the PCIe spec for years called Resizable BAR (resizable Base Address Register). Its been demonstrated that by allowing the dynamic expansion of the data channel between the CPU and the graphics memory, y...

Nvidia's online CES event is due to take place on 12 January, but in the meantime, the company is already teasing what's to come.

Im sure most PC gamers and enthusiasts are aware that Nvidia has an interesting keynote lined up for CES 2021. It has scheduled its GeForce RTX: Game On special event for Tuesday, 12 th January at 9am PST (which is 5pm UK time, on the same date). The promise is of an unveiling of "the latest innovations in gaming and graphics," and Jeff Fisher, GeForce Senior Vice President, will be the presenter. We already have a pretty good idea of the new product roll-call for the event. There have been mu...