Nvidia GeForce GTX 970/980: Windows vs. Ubuntu Linux performance Earlier this week I posted some benchmarks showing Nvidia’s Linux Driver Continues Running Strong Against The Windows Driver that also included the open-source Nouveau driver results in the mix too. However,...
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The PC market is interesting, it has been on a decline for sure, but here at Guru3D.com we’ve noticed an opposite trend, gaming PCs are getting more and more popular, much like an American muscle car or should we say...
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For many years now NVidia graphics releases have been the source of much anticipation and controversy with most of us expecting to recapture the massive FPS boosts and feature rich graphics performance we see on occasion.
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NVIDIA’s Maxwell architecture, a successor to the Kepler architecture seen in the majority of 600- and 700-series GPUs, was first introduced in February with the GTX 750 & 750Ti. However these are entry-level gaming parts which, despite showing some cool...
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NVIDIA GeForce’s new WHQL drivers tweaked to provide the best possible gaming experience for upcoming FPS game by Respawn Entertainment: Titanfall. The company emphasized in its press released that the newer WHQL drivers are ‘an essential upgrade for pilots entering...
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Maxwell architecture arrived nearly two weeks ago on 28nm as the GM107 GTX 750 Ti. This new $149 GPU is the most basic GPU of Nvidia’s upcoming Maxwell architecture and it features 670 CUDA cores boasting extra-ordinary efficiency and almost...
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It was early 2012 that we saw the introduction of Kepler architecture so 2 years on it should come as no surprise that NVIDIA are about to unleash the latest range of GeForce graphics cards to feature the new architecture...
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The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti graphics card is designed for mainstream 1080p gaming with moderate settings. GeForce GTX 750 Ti utilizes first-generation NVIDIA Maxwell GM107 GPU architecture with 640 CUDA Cores. The memory subsystem of GeForce GTX 750 Ti...
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Here is the first picture of a couple of NVIDIA GM107 silicons in a tray, ahead of graphics card assembly. The packages appear to be as big as those of the GK106 from the previous generation, however, the die itself...
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