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Possibly the first instance of Asus' anti-melting 12V-2x6 power cable…err…melting shows up, adding more fuel to the fire that is Nvidia's connector
By Nick Evanson Published
News Normally I'd suggest burning such things to the ground but they're doing that themselves.

Linux driver for vintage AMD GPUs gets an update with a helping hand from Copilot AI, keeping old hardware alive and kicking
By Nick Evanson Published
News Today, just refactoring. Tomorrow, the whole driver set?

2026 is shaping up to be one of the worst years ever for new graphics cards as Nvidia's RTX 50 Super Series refresh rumoured to be pushed out to 2027
By Jeremy Laird Published
Computex 2026 The slim GPU pickings look set to continue.

Tech leaker claims that the RTX 50 Super refresh is still on, despite the RAMpocalypse, and it'll be joined by a 12 GB RTX 5060
By Nick Evanson Published
News Gotta use all them Blackwell dies somehow.

Galax shows off 'next generation' GPU concept with actual Swarovski crystals in it, and I fear it may not have got the memo on the state of the market in 2026
By James Bentley Published
Computex 2026 I was hoping it would look a bit cleaner, though.

The blower is back: Cooler Master has made a GPU accessory that pushes hot air outside your case rather than onto your CPU
By Jacob Ridley Published
News This thing sits atop of your graphics card and offers a 4–6 degree improvement, says Cooler Master.

AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE review (Acer Nitro)
By Dave James Last updated
Score: 81% Navi 48 proves it's still a great GPU with this cut-down-for-China card's global release. If its divisive MSRP holds.

Next-gen GPUs aren't around at Computex, but MSI's got a taste of what they might look like
By Dave James Published
Computex 2026 The next-gen cooling prototype is a crowd-pleaser, a real diamond geezer.

AMD announces global rollout of the RX 9070 GRE, which is slower than the standard model for the same original MSRP
By James Bentley Published
Computex 2026 Though MSRP means little right now.

Nvidia announces that a DLSS 4.5 update for Ray Reconstruction is finally on its way, promising better ray-traced and path-traced graphics for 'similar performance' as the old model
By Nick Evanson Published
Computex 2026 It's very late to the party, but better than never having it at all.
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