Apple has been using Intel chips these days in their notebooks and desktop based Macs, but we might reconsider this now as Apple is sort of falling in love with AMD these days.
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Finally, and straight from NVIDIA’s website, it’s confirmed. The GeForce GTX 480 and 470 are now available . With their beefy specifications and configuration, anyone would want to lay their hands on one.
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NVIDIA to push their graphics barrier even further with their Fermi GPU?
<Date: 2010-03-25> <Category: Internet> Only 1 commentAccording to sources, nVidia is revealing it’s phenomenal Fermi GPU design to the public. So what can we expect from it? Double the performance from it’s current counter parts!
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Microsoft has just made available new games for the Zune HD. These aren’t the same old simple games that were launched with the Zune HD, but make full use of the power of Nvidia Tegra. A welcome addition to the Zune HD gaming catalogue are Project Gotham Racing: Ferrari Edition as well as Vans Sk8: Pool Service and Audiosurf. Hopefully, this is the beginning of the making of Zune HD as a portable gaming console.
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You know that Nvidia Tegra in Zune HD rumor? It has been officially confirmed!
<Date: 2009-06-20> <Category: Microsoft> 6 Comments
The Zune team members have confirmed that the Zune HD has the Nvidia Tegra chip during a Zune Insider podcast number 24. At 18:30 into the podcast, Matt Akers confirms that the chatter going on about the Tegra in the Zune HD is true. Here’s what he says:
Permalink: You know that Nvidia Tegra in Zune HD rumor? It has been officially confirmed!
Richard Huddy, Senior. Manager Developer Relations at AMD recently blogged about Why we should get excited about DirectX 11. It’s an excellent post on how DirectX 11 will improve graphics for us. He talks about tessellation, GPGPUs and the efficiency of DirectX 11 with multi-core CPUs. But the most interesting part of his blog post, which should really come as good news for all gamers and hardware enthusiasts is the following snippet:
Windows 7 RC vs. Vista SP 1 – Gaming Performance
<Date: 2009-04-25> <Category: Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows Vista> 4 CommentsAdrian Kingsley over at Hardware 2.0 has done another comparison between Vista and 7, keeping XP out this time, and based on gaming performance. He doesn’t reveal any accurate numbers for his benchmarks as that is against the Windows 7 RC EULA ( I wonder if using a leaked build is against that as well?! ). The benchmarks have been run on a fairly powerful system, with graphics cards ranging from mainstream to enthusiast performance, an Inter Core 2 Due E8500 processor overclocked to 3.6 GHz, 4 GB of RAM and pixel killing games like Crysis Warhead, Far Cry 2 and Left 4 Dead, all at a resolution of 1,680 x 1,050. 32 bit versions of both OS were used.
