Intel 12th Gen Core CPU with 2 Performance cores and 8 Efficient cores appears alongside LPDDR5 memory

NVIDIA to launch yet another GA102-based workstation card

New information straight from NVIDIA appears to confirm there is a new part coming.

NVIDIA RTX A6000 workstation graphics card, Source: NVIDIA

NVIDIA RTX A4500 is coming, alleges the leak from Eurasian Economic Commission, a regulatory office where NVIDIA and their partners are required to submit all upcoming products. The filing confirmed that there is indeed an RTX A450

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Gigabyte confirms 12GB version of GeForce RTX 2060 is indeed coming

The manufacturer will launch as many as four new RTX 2060 cards based on Turing architecture.

It might be more than three years since NVIDIA introduced the GeForce RTX 20 series, but apparently, the company is not yet done with the Turing architecture. Just as we reported in September this year , NVIDIA was expected to unveil a new card with 12GB memory. This card would be based on RTX 206

NVIDIA makes it spatial upscaler open-source, will compete with AMD FSR

NVIDIA NIS is going open source.

Today’s announcements including DLSS 2.3 and ICAT are not the only news from NVIDIA. The company is also open-sourcing its Image Scaling technology, which has been present in the drivers for years. Today, however, the company is making them much easier to use.

The NIS will now work with all games and possibly all GPUs on the market. This is obviously a direct response to AMD

NVIDIA ICAT – Free Image Comparison and Analysis Tool available today

We have learned that today NVIDIA not only launches a marketing campaign on its DLSS 2.3 (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology but actually goes further by revealing a specialized tool that can be used side by side comparisons.

NVIDIA ICAT Image Comparison, Source: VideoCardz

NVIDIA ICAT will join existing tools such as LDAT (Latency and Display Analysis Tool), PCAT (Power Capture Analysis Tool), and FCAT (Frame Capture Analysis Tool). Unlike those tools,

NVIDIA fires shots at AMD FSR

Although Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) 2.3 has been around for more than a month, NVIDIA did not make any public announcements regarding the latest update for its super-resolution technology. This changes tomorrow when the following video goes live.