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NVIDIA's rumored RTX 60 delay to 2028 could give AMD its biggest GPU opportunity in years
NVIDIA might accidentally make 2027 AMD's best year yet.
The biggest scandal in GPUs never really went away, even though NVIDIA says it's fixed the problem
Four years later, one of the biggest GPU problems is still here
NVIDIA isn't worth considering when these older AMD GPUs are still such a great deal
I would never consider NVIDIA when these AMD GPUs exist.
I took apart my 8-month-old $750 GPU to fix a factory defect no one talks about
Apparently, buying a brand-new GPU doesn't always mean you can skip the DIY repairs.
These are the cheapest GPUs that can run DLSS 5 (you probably own one already)
Despite its performance cost, you can run DLSS 5 on surprisingly affordable graphics cards.
You're running PC benchmarks wrong, this is the easier and better way to do it
Before you panic over that benchmark score, there’s something you should probably know!
I've built PCs for 20 years, and buying a prebuilt was my smartest move this year
I've built PCs for 20 years, and I'm telling you to buy a prebuilt this year
DisplayPort isn't always the best choice—here's when HDMI wins
HDMI vs. DisplayPort isn't as simple as you think
Still hanging on to an old GTX card? Here's how to put it to work
Your old Nvidia GPU is far from useless
My $750 graphics card developed a huge hotspot problem—here's what I should've checked
Now I have to take it apart to fix it.
This free VLC alternative for Windows keeps things simple without losing the essentials
MPC-HC is a better VLC alternative for Windows users who mostly want to open videos without any extra complexities.
Nvidia is all-in on DLSS, but AMD’s simpler GPU strategy is starting to look smarter
Actual hardware improvements feel better when you have to spend a lot of money
GPU undervolting isn't worth the hassle: Set a power limit to drop temps in seconds
A simple power limit can tame runaway temps and fan noise while keeping most gaming performance intact and stable.
Why AMD's latest drivers make ditching NVIDIA actually worth it
And I say that as an NVIDIA GPU owner.
I stopped saving up for a new GPU after optimizing my CPU's graphics performance
Who has the money to buy a new GPU right now, especially when the CPU can help?
I thought 16GB of VRAM was overkill until I started automating my work with local LLMs
I can never get enough VRAM these days.
I switched from NVIDIA to AMD, and one difference surprised me every day
I don't have to use two separate GPU utilities? Brilliant!
I've started buying "broken" GPUs, and it's not because I know how to fix them
One gamer's trash is a self-hoster's treasure.