Latest articles by Jarred Walton
Incremental Nvidia's new $150 GPU will please small PC builders and brings a modest generational boost in performance.
News The new GPUs will focus on budget gaming laptops, as well as thin and light models.
Baby steps Next-generation consoles may help push PC gaming forward, eventually, but PCs are already well on their way.
News Warp speed for AMD GPU owners, but Nvidia gamers will be far less impressed by the update.
DDR3 has reached the end of a long run, and DDR4 is the future.
Five is alive Sony's next-generation console features a ray tracing GPU, Ryzen CPU, fast SSD storage, and more—but not in 2019.
DXR on GTX Nvidia's DXR drivers bring ray tracing to the masses.
Tech Talk Gaming is big business, and companies are looking for every potential advantage.
Elbow grease This is our easy walkthrough to building a PC for the first time, with a video showing each step of the process.
Lustworthy Packed with every top-tier component currently available, this Falcon Northwest Mach V is meant for serious work, but that didn't stop me from playing games.
Itsy bitsy More proof that a great game doesn't need massive texture packs and hours of full motion video.
Streamy Stadia works, but I still have far more questions than answers.
Want to run DXR games on a non-RTX GPU? You'll be able to soon, though it might be a bit slow.
News Dragon Hound will be the first modern game to use ray-tracing for both shadows and reflections.
News Starting at 2pm, PDT ... which is right now!
Ubiquitous GDDR5 allows for a truly mainstream price point, balancing price against performance.
Speed Bump EVGA's top 1660 Ti offers a good overclock with beefed up cooling for a slightly higher price.
Liquid Smooth Long considered the standard for a smooth gaming experience, 60fps may be holding you back.
Model Mayem A guide to the differences you'll encounter when trying to select the perfect graphics card for your PC.
News I love that The Division 2 open beta didn't make me redownload the whole damn game.
RTXodus Exodus is the second game with ray tracing support, with DLSS to offset the performance hit. We've got benchmarks and image quality comparisons in this performance analysis.
Best for 1080p? The GeForce GTX 1660 Ti keeps the Turing architecture but jettisons the ray tracing and deep learning bloat.
PSA A public service announcement to anyone who thinks their data is safe.
