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HWMonitor enables Nvidia RTX 50 series “GPU HotSpot” temperature support

HWMonitor has gained RTX 50 series GPU HotSpot monitoring support, and more apps will soon follow CPUID’s HWMonitor 1.65 has been released and adds support for Nvidia GeForce RTX 50 series GPU HotSpot temperature monitoring. This is a first for a standard Windows PC application. Until now, this temperature was not accessible via publicly available […]

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AMD Drivers gain FSR 8x Multi-Frame Generation references and more

AMD’s reportedly testing a suite of upcoming FSR upgrades, and 8x Multi-Frame Generation may be in the works RadeonTuner (GitHub link here) has exposed new AMD Radeon GPU variables hinting at a major update to FSR. These experimental AMD driver settings unveil new Override options for FSR Ray Regeneration, Neural Radiance Caching, and Multi-Frame Generation. Yes, […]

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LG study highlights improved hit-rates with 480Hz OLED monitors

LG Display research uncovers a 38% accuracy improvement with 480Hz OLED displays In a blind test with 31 gamers, LG Display researched how high-refresh-rate (up to 480Hz) OLED monitors affected gamers’ experience. Based on their results, fast OLED monitors deliver both quantitative and qualitative improvements for gamers. In FPS games, player hit their targets more […]

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Nvidia’s leaked “RTX 5090 SE” GPU doesn’t make sense

Nvidia’s reportedly building an RTX 5090 SE GPU, but its specifications don’t make sense According to a report from GAMEGPU, Nvidia is planning to create a GPU that bridges the gap between its RTX 5080 and RTX 5090. This GPU is reportedly called the “RTX 5090 SE”, and its alleged specifications do not make sense. […]

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VESA unveils DisplayHDR True Black 1400 to certify next-gen OLED displays

VESA heralds the launch of brighter OLED monitors VESA has officially unveiled its new DisplayHDR True Black 1400 display standard, setting a higher bar for top-tier OLED monitors. This standard was developed in response to innovations in the display market, enabling consumers to identify the best OLED screens for HDR workflows and premium HDR content […]

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Nvidia is “Game Ready” for Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced and DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations

Nvidia’s new GeForce 610.74 driver is “Game Ready” for this month’s big releases Nvidia has just released its new GeForce 610.74 driver, which ships with “Game Ready” optimisations for Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced and DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations. Both games will be available this week on PC, and Nvidia claims these drivers […]

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Seasonic lists three RTX 50 SUPER series GPUs on its PSU calculator

Seasonic lists Nvidia’s RTX 5070 SUPER, RTX 5070 Ti SUPER and RTX 5080 SUPER on its PSU calculator Seasonic has listed three of Nvidia’s long-rumoured RTX 50 SUPER GPUs on its PSU calculator, revealing TDPs for these upcoming graphics cards. While these leaked details may be inaccurate, they align with expectations for Nvidia’s upcoming RTX […]

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