Posts in category 3D

In a recent interview, Tim Sweeney detailed recent developments in Epic Games, as well as his visions of the future.

Back in late October, I wrote a piece where I took some 24 cards and did a test run using couple identical work units and …

It seems to us that Nvidia did a neat PR stunt called GeForce GTX 295. This card is maybe the fastest on the market, but …

This week will be remembered in the halls of Nintendo HQ in Kyoto, Japan. The company received all the parts necessary for building the 50th …

It looks like Nvidia was on to something when the company chose stereoscopic method for its GeForce 3D Vision project. Obligatory requirement for 120Hz refresh …

After going through dozen or so phone calls and IM conversations with several worried investors, analysts and attorneys, I felt inclined to write this story. …

It looks like OpenCL is getting ready for prime time. A reader from across the English Channel contacted us with a link to Youtube video …

This Monday, Intel filed papers claiming that Nvidia’s four-year chipset license does not apply to Nehalem architecture (Core i3, i5, i7, new Xeons) e.g. that …

Sparkle is launching a new technique to increase cooling properties of their coolers. Unlike complicated schemes such as heat-pipe or vapor chamber technology, Sparkle implemented Diamond-like Carbon coating to already existing material.

Recession, what recession? $10,000 computers almost outsold $600 ones, as proved by Steam Hardware Survey, questioning more than 16 million gamers worldwide.

Article retracted.

When Nvidia launched GT200 chip, the company claimed around 1TFLOPS of Single-Precision computing power, and roughly 150 GFLOPS of Dual-Precision performance. This discrepancy was mostly …

We hope to see good news coming from AMD, but lately we seem to be out of luck. According to Fudzilla, AMD decided to postpone …

Nvidia is going to report its financial results for the Q4’2008 today, and most of the conference call will be dedicated to explaining the reasons …

Intel cancels CPU+GPU parts based on 45nm Havendale and Auburndale cores. No Core i3 in 2009!

The end of Wintel saga marks the beginning of MSFT-AMD-NVDA triangle?

In a never-ending battle to raise interest of both partners and distributers, ATI silently introduced latest series of price cuts. If you’re an AIB that …

The suffering is finally over and the acquisition of Transmeta is completed.

Point a finger at your brain and ask yourself, when was the last time you heard about a review of a Matrox graphics card? Yep, …

In the wake of global economic recession, standing still is not the way out of the woods. Thus, AMD GPG is getting ready to launch …