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NVIDIA Corporation is an American technology company that’s mostly known in the gaming scene for their graphics cards. They’re by far the most used graphics cards manufacturer in the professional gaming scene.
Gaming at high refresh rates is becoming ever more important in the competitive gaming scene. To achieve the highest framerates possible you’ll need a powerful PC with a dedicated graphics card, and today we’re taking a look at the RTX 2080 Ti, which is the most popular RTX card with our analyzed...
Every gamer knows that framerate (What is Framerate?) is the most basic performance metric of any video game. While framerate is important, it only tells a small part of the story, as framerate is one component of your overall system latency. System latency can be defined as the time from...
In a world that’s as fast-moving as the world of PC gaming gear, it can be hard to see the forest for the trees. Every single week, new gear gets announced, and it’s easy to get stuck in an everlasting loop of buying the newest piece of kit to enhance...
G-Sync is a proprietary adaptive sync technology made by Nvidia. It aims to give gamers a smoother gameplay experience by matching a monitor’s refresh rate with the frame rate that the GPU is pushing out, thus eliminating screen stuttering or tearing. It is currently available on all RTX cards and...
Nvidia’s Reflex technology (click here to read our introductory article to the tech in case you’re not familiar with it) has been out for a while now, so we thought it was time for an article where we speak a bit about our experiences with the technology and our thoughts on how...
With the announcement of their RTX 3000 series graphics cards, Nvidia also announced Reflex, their ‘low latency gaming platform’. Nvidia have made an excellent and extremely detailed article on what exactly all of this is on their website (linked here) but if you’re not that technically minded or you just want...
When Nvidia released their RTX 20 series line of GPUS they also announced two exciting new technological improvements: their GPUs would form then on be able to perform real time ray tracing and would feature Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS). We’ve already explained what ray tracing is in a separate article, but...
NVIDIA’s Broadcast technology (which was previously known as RTX Voice) is an impressive piece of software that eliminates background noise from audio channels as well as allowing users to enable a virtual background without the need for a green screen. Previously, in order to use NVIDIA’s tech, users had to...
Gamers who have been (planning on) building or buying their own PCs will no doubt know of the situation: prices for graphics cards have been through the roof these past two years. That was down to the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic (and the resulting lockdowns and worker outages due...
