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NVIDIA reveals Volta, its next-gen GPU platform
NVIDIA held a press event today to show off its latest piece of hardware, a new GPU platform called Volta that uses stacked DRAM to give itself access to a terabyte of memory bandwidth. Dayum.
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posted 19 March, 2013
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NVIDIA unveils the massive GT Titan graphics card
NVidia just released a GPU of biblical speed, and though I could bore you with boring stats, all you need to know is that it can run Crysis 3 on max settings across 3 monitors at a resolution of 5760-1080 and the massive GT Titan graphics card can easily power four 4K resolution displays at once.
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has some choice words for Nvidia
In a talk held at Aalto University in Helsinki Finland, Linus Torvalds addressed a question from one of the audience members regarding issues they had with a laptop running NVIDIA Optimus graphics and the lack of support for Linux.
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posted 21 January, 2013
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CES 2013: NVIDIA unveils its first handheld game console, Project Shield
Out of all the fancy new TVs and wireless Bluetooth products at CES this year, one of the big surprises came from hardware manufacturer NVIDIA who has decided to branch out of building computer innards to make a game console. The NVIDIA Project Shield is a handheld console, with an LCD screen attached to an Xbox-like controller.
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posted 07 January, 2013
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CES 2012: NVIDIA and ASUS tease 7 inch Tegra 3 tablet with ICS for $249
As part of the year of cheap tablets, NVIDIA and ASUS yesterday teased a 7” Tegra 3 powered Android 4 tablet for just $249. That seems to be the magic price tag right now to get tablets into people’s hands, and with a Tegra 3 chip and Android Ice Cream Sandwich, that’s a much more powerful tablet for the same price as a Kindle Fire or a Nook Tablet.
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posted 10 January, 2012
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So what do games look like on a mobile device powered by a quad core chip? Really fucking good.
So we’ve told you about how Nvidia is on the verge of launching the Tegra 3, a quad core chip for mobile devices, but what do games look like on a quad core powered mobile device? Really fucking good, like Xbox 360 in your hand sort of good.
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posted 14 November, 2011
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With Nvidia’s quad core Tegra 3 chip on the way, get ready for quad core Android tablets and phones
Right now, mobile phones are sort of at a performance peak and it’s hard to imagine why one might need a phone that’s much faster, but for tablets, the sky is still the limit. Nvidia is putting the finishing touches on a quad core mobile chip called the Tegra 3, and the next version of the Asus eee Transformer should be the first to get the taste of mobile quad core power.
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posted 09 November, 2011
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Nvidia wants to have blisteringly fast quad-core tablets by 2012
Right now, between the iPad, the Samsung Galaxy and other tablets that are out or are already out, there’s good reason to be skeptical. We were promised tablet computers and so far, what we got have been mostly oversized smartphones without the phone part. But this is just the beginning. By 2012 (that would be next year), Nvidia is hoping to see incredibly powerful quad-core tablets.
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posted 25 January, 2011
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Valve Says Apple, ATI And Nvidia Are Working Together To Improve The Mac Gaming Experience
Even though Macs are pretty powerful machines right out of the box, they haven’t really been considered gaming computers for a long time now, mainly due to the fact that very few companies develop games for the Mac. Though with Valve introducing Steam to the Mac, it’s become obvious that not only are Macs great for gaming, but there’s a pretty big audience.
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posted 18 June, 2010
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