Category: NVIDIA

Historically, NVIDIA has marketed its professional visualization and computation GPUs under the NVIDIA Quadro name. These are the GPUs that NVIDIA specifically designs for the professional rendering-related sectors, such as…

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The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 10 series is regarded as the turning point in the company's GPU portfolio. These GPUs are still extremely relevant and perform well even though they are…

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In actuality, the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 16 series is an intriguing addition to the company's portfolio. This series was launched by Team Green to cover the lower-mid range gap left…

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After a long break, NVIDIA's first new GPU series was the GeForce RTX 20. Along with the ray tracing capabilities, it brought RTX badging. The series had excellent performance overall,…

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Currently, Nvidia's flagship GPU series is the GeForce RTX 30 series. For its GPUs with ray tracing capabilities, NVIDIA adopted the RTX badge; the RTX 30 is the second iteration.…

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According to NVIDIA, Meta's Llama 3 LLMs were developed using NVIDIA GPUs and are optimized to run on PCs and servers alike. NVIDIA is the engine powering Meta's Next-Gen Llama…

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The capabilities of the incoming RTX 5090 may garner most of the attention for the upcoming generation of Nvidia GPUs, but the RTX 5080 seems to be a formidable competitor.…

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The GPUs, which are based on the NVIDIA Ampere architecture, provide generative AI capabilities and real-time ray tracing to all workstations. The demand for advanced computing performance is being driven…

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NVIDIA released the RTX A400 and RTX A1000 models, adding to its lineup of professional workstation GPUs. Based on the Ampere architecture, these entry-level cards are the first in NVIDIA's…

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The struggle between AMD and Nvidia to dominate the GPU market has only gotten more intense as buzzwords like artificial intelligence are introduced. Which business is the finest to upgrade…

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