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A developer-preview driver nobody was meant to read lists 6,144 and 5,120 CUDA cores for RTX Spark closely.
NVIDIA has shipped the first native GeForce driver for Windows 11 on Arm, and in doing so it has quietly answered a question the company has been dodging for months: exactly how much GPU is inside RTX Spark.
The release is GeForce 616.00
TeraScale 1 support lands, and the PS3 emulator’s new floor is a 215W card that shipped six months after the console it emulates.
Every other piece of software on your PC wants more of it each year. RPCS3 keeps asking for less.
The PlayStation 3 emulator has added support for ATI’s TeraScale 1 graphics cards — the Radeon HD 2000, 3000 and 4000 families,...
No announcement, no changelog, no blog post — just new numbers sitting on NVIDIA’s own pricing table, with increases running from 33% to 101%.
NVIDIA has repriced its entire Jetson lineup, and it did it without saying a word. Every developer kit and every production module still listed on the company’s US pricing table now costs more than it did a few days ago...
The Gigabyte AE850PM PG5 Rev. 2.0 is a compact, fully modular 850W PSU supporting ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1. It features Platinum-level efficiency certifications, a native 600W 12+4-pin cable, Japanese capacitors, a 120mm FDB fan, and a 10-year regional warranty. Let’s see whether its real-world performance matches its strong specifications.
The Gigabyte AE...
Intel’s non-Extreme Arc G3 was supposed to be the affordable one. Acer’s cheapest Predator Atlas 8 lands at £999.99, and it doesn’t even get an OLED panel.
Acer has opened UK priority registration for the Predator Atlas 8, and with it come the first confirmed prices for a handheld built around Intel’s standard Arc G3 processor — the part a lot of people assume...