Based on GP106 GPU
According to the latest report, Nvidia plans to launch next-generation mainstream segment graphics cards, based on GP106 GPU, in Autumn, or late Q3/early Q4 2016.
Another Geforce GTX 1080 picture appears online
Looks real enough
As Nvidia's next-generation Geforce graphics cards are scheduled to launch sometime around Computex 2016 show in June, it does not come as a surprise to see a couple of leaks including the latest one which shows the Geforce GTX 1080 graphics card.
Nvidia rolls out Geforce 364.96 Hotfix drivers
One to have for Doom Open Beta
Nvidia has rolled out its latest Geforce 364.96 Hotfix drivers coming with both optimizations and fixes as well as SLI support for Doom Open Beta which kicks off today.
HBM 2.0 GPUs unlikely for 2016 GPUs
Too expensive, limited supply
Our well-placed industry sources have told us that we should not expect to see the HBM 2.0 based GPUs shipping anytime soon. Nvidia Pascal and AMD Polaris 10 / 11 will stick with GDDR5 memory for the time being.
Shield K1 gets Vulkan update
The needs of the many
Nvidia has just released an update to its K1 Shield tablet rolling out support for the fledgling Vulkan API.
Nvidia will launch three cards in June
GP 104-400, GP 104-200 and GP 104-150 based
We already know that Nvidia and its hardware partners will be launching gaming and enthusiast Pascal GeForce GTX 1000 series graphics cards soon and now it looks like we know a little bit more about them.
Nvidia Geforce Pascal GPUs launching at Computex 2016
Mass shipments begin in July
According to sources within Nvdia’s supply chain, the company is preparing to announce its Geforce series Pascal GPUs sometime around or during Computex 2016 in Taipei, Taiwan.
HP jumps on the Virtual Reality bandwagon
Starting at $4,363
HP has released a virtual reality PC range which costs an arm and a leg.
Nvidia wants Qualcomm to pay for monopoly play
Crushed chipset deal
Nvidia has dragged Qualcomm into court for allegedly crushing a $352 million chipset deal.
Nvidia's P100 pictured
HPC supercomputer
Nvidia's 16-nanometer Pascal P100 for super computer is out in the wild. Fudzilla managed to make a picture of the GPU surrounded by four HMB 2 memory chips and voltage regulators.