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The next GPU stack in the Ada Lovelace 40-series family has been announced, with Nvidia unveiling the RTX 4060 family of GPUs today. The RTX 4060 Ti and the RTX 4060 both debut this year, starting at $399 and $299, respectively.

 Diablo IV and Redfall are two of the newest announced additions to Nvidia's list of games that include DLSS 3 support. Both of those will launch with DLSS in June and May, respectively.

Microsoft and Nvidia announce a 10 year deal to have Xbox PC games on GEForce NOW, and also finalizes 10-year deal with Nintendo for "same day as Xbox" with content parity Call of Duty releases.

The RTX 4090 has officially landed. Hot on the heels of our Founders Edition review, we're back with a monster of a sequel: the ASUS ROG Strix RTX 4090 OC Edition. At $1999, it's one pricey card but it performs like a beast.

If you're looking for the best of the best -- sheer gaming horsepower -- the current top down is the RTX 3090 Ti, and we have the ROG STRIX LC RTX 3090 Ti OC Edition in for review. Coming in at $2199 MSRP, let's find out how it stacks up against the RTX 3090.

During CES 2022 in Las Vegas, Nvidia unveiled the RTX 3050, pulling the veil back on their Ampere 50-series class of card. Aimed at those still rocking the 1650 or 1650 Ti, the 3050 aims to provide 1080p performance for modern titles leveraging DLSS. But how does it hold up in practice?

The Elder Scrolls Online debuts Nvidia's new Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing (DLAA) technology for PC players.

Earlier today we reported on a player reports that New World was potentially bricking high end Nvidia GPUs. While the issue seems more hardware-based than the game itself, Amazon did take to their forums to detail some steps players could take in order to ensure that their GPUs would remain unaffected. Now the team is assuring players in a statement on Twitter that it is entirely safe to play New World's beta.

Nvidia is back with a new flagship GPU, the RTX 3080 Ti. The Ti variants of each generation have always been the "top tier" gaming GPU, offering the promise of top of the line performance over its intra-generational siblings, as well as a marked increase over the previous generation's Ti. With the 3080 Ti entering the ring, how does this stack up, and is it the new gaming king?

It's Computex time and that means major announcements from brands big and small in the tech space. Nvidia is catching the first headline of the day with its announcement of two new GPUs, the RTX 3070 Ti and RTX 3080 Ti, in addition to several other highlights, including the expanding of ray tracing in popular PC titles and new RTX 30-Series laptops. MSI, PNY, and other AIBs have also announced custom variants of the new GPUs.

Nvidia has announced a slate of titles receiving their machine learning image scaling technology, DLSS. One of these games is No Man's Sky. And, in a first for the technology, DLSS will also work in VR. Here are the details in case you're interested in checking it out.

In this article, we are going to be looking at a GPU that has a little bit of everything and offers yet another promising upgrade path from the venerable GTX 1060. This is our review of the GeForce RTX 3060 from EVGA GeForce RTX 3060 XC Black.

Nvidia made a pair of big announcements at CES this year with the new RTX 3060 and the release of 30-Series laptops with 1440p displays. Find out the details here.

Coming in at $1750, the MSI RTX 3090 Suprim X is a prestige gaming GPU if ever there was one. What does MSI's king of the hill look like? Find out in our review.

With promises of performance to match or succeed that of the colossal RTX 2080 Ti, last generation's juggernaut, for a fraction of the price, can the RTX 3070 offer performance and value to compete for mid-tier supremacy? Find out in our review!