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Nvidia tweeted out a teaser for today's event over the weekend, giving a brief glimpse of what's in store.

Jan 12, 2021 12:22 EST NVIDIA has finally announced its support for the Resizable-BAR feature on its GeForce RTX 30 series graphics cards. AMD was the first to bring the feature to the consumer space with its Smart Access Memory (SAM) technology but NVIDIA is going to be the first to bring the technology to both mobile and desktop platforms. NVIDIA Brings Resizable-BAR Support For GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs on Desktop & Notebook Platforms, Available on Both Intel & AMD PCs NVIDIA has state...

Alongside the announcement of the RTX 3060 GPU, Nvidia today confirmed the RTX 30 series is coming to mobile. With prices starting at $999 for an RTX 3060 laptop, we can expect to see plenty of Ampere-based gaming notebooks in 2021. Cutting right to the chase, RTX 3070 and RTX 3080 will be available for laptops starting January 26th, with RTX 3060 mobile GPUs coming later on February 2nd. One key change with these Ampere GPUs is that core counts do not match up with their desktop equivalents �...

Nvidia is officially launching its own resizable BAR support, which promises increased performance gains in some games. Resizable BAR has been part of the PCI Express specification for years, but AMD only recently made it an important feature to support with the introduction of Smart Access Memory.

RTX 30 mobile series and more confirmed for Nvidia GeForce special event PC Performance Tools Nvidia will be hosting a “Special Broadcast Event” event tomorrow for CES 2021, and rumors have been circulating about what exactly the Green Team will be revealing. Now just a day before the event starts, Nvidia has shared a (very) brief look at what’s coming, including a possible RTX 30 series reveal. RTX 30 mobile series + Smart Access Memory The video teaser was shared on Twitter and...

Jan 10, 2021 01:08 EST NVIDIA has teased its upcoming GeForce RTX Game On announcements in a short clip posted over on Twitter. The teaser includes four new announcements that NVIDIA has planned for its CES event thats bend held on the 12th of January at 9 AM (PST). NVIDIA Teases Its GeForce RTX Game On Announcements For CES 2021, Event Takes Place on 12th January at 9 AM (PST) The teaser shows at least four announcements that NVIDIA is planning to make during its CES 2021 virtual keynote....

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ExtremeTech Intel Rocket Lake Desktop CPUs Will Launch in March, Gigabyte Confirms By Joel Hruska on January 7, 2021 at 10:27 am This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. Gigabyte has confirmed that Intel will launch its Rocket Lake CPU refresh in March, as part of an announcement touting its own PCIe 4.0 support. Gigabyte announced today that if you own a Z490 motherboard, you’ll be getting a UEFI update to support Rocket Lake CPUs ...

Its time for a GPU shootout to see how the GeForce RTX 3070 and Radeon RX 6800 compare by benchmarking them head to head in 41 games. Thats ton of games to be tested and more than twice what we included in our day one review for both graphics cards. As things stand today, availability for new GeForce and Radeon GPUs is not great though we are starting to see things improve for the RTX 3070 in particular, as weve found a few models in stock as of writing. The hope is that early next year availab...

2020 has been one of the best and strangest for gaming hardware yet 2020 has almost come to an end, and as we speed into 2021, leaving the year behind us in our rearview mirror, now is the perfect time to take stock on the best, the worst, and the downright weirdest PC gaming hardware developments we’ve seen over the past 12 months. We were fortunate enough to see CES 2020 kick things off in traditional fashion, with a physical show that debuted an assortment of concepts and laid the groundwo...