Nvidia’s GTX 1080 offers some of the best performance from a single GPU at the moment and although OEM versions are coming sooner rather than later which should come with their own overclocking and cooling solutions, the Founders Edition performs very well and offers a suitable increase over its nearest

Nvidia released its impressive GTX 1080 yesterday to the wider audience and we put the graphics card through its paces with Ubisoft’s built in The Division benchmark tool using the Ultra preset at 1080p and 4K. We’re running the game on the same PC as our earlier benchmark with the

Nvidia released its latest flagship graphics card the GTX 1080 Founders Edition today at 2pm BST (or 6am PT) and as expected has practically sold out pretty fast in the UK despite the relatively high cost (approximately £620 including 20% VAT). The GTX 1080 looks like offering up to 30%

Nvidia are showing off some of their exclusive GPU effects in this latest The Division video which includes HBAO+ lighting and PCSS shadows making for a far richer looking New York City. The game releases on March 8th although judging from the Beta it’s going to be quite the resource

We already posted a series of videos looking at how well Rise of the Tomb Raider PC version stacks up using a GTX 980 Ti at 1080p but pushing the boundaries further and how does the card manage the game at 4K that’s 3840×2160 resolution. We’ve kept the settings at

We’re not sure if this practice is being mirrored across many websites but it most likely is all things considered. Only last week we decided to purchase an Nvidia GTX 980 Ti from a very well known online UK retailer for a modest sum of £517.98 including VAT free next

We posted a video of Techland’s just released survival game which shows off the Dying Light gameplay from the opening moments of the game’s rather cool outbreak story. We’ve used the PC version utilizing the maximum settings at 1080p which as you can see runs fairly steady at around 60

Ubisoft has today released a new Watch_Dogs video which takes a look at the incredible Nvidia tech used in the PC version of the game making for some stunning lighting and shadow effects.

NVIDIA released this showcase video for its newly released GeForce GTX Titan GPU for PCs. For more information, go to www.nvidia.com/titan. NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan has the same rare combination of raw power and efficiency made for the supercomputer. You get 2,688 NVIDIA CUDA® cores and 4.5 teraflops of gaming horsepower.

At CES Nvidia unveiled a new portable gaming device which is currently being touted as project “Shield”. Nvidia Shield looks around the size of an Xbox controller and has a built in flip screen. The device can connect to the cloud to play Android games, TegraZone games, and PC games