Nvidia GeForce Now Ultimate tested: RTX 4080 grunt
Can’t get your hands on an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 for your gaming rig (or not keen to pay the $1,199.99 price)? Now you don’t have to. Nvidia GeForce Now, the company’s […]
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Core i9-13980HX tested: 4 key things about Intel’s ferocious CPU
Just two processor generations ago, conventional advice about laptop shopping still held up. You could reasonably suggest people save money by buying one gen back. A performance difference existed, but never so […]
Tested: Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 delivers jaw-dropping laptop speeds
Enthusiast laptop hardware is nothing to scoff at these days. Especially not this day. Both the Intel and Nvidia’s new flagship mobile parts have finally hit shelves, and the massive notebooks that […]
Tested: Nvidia RTX Video Super Resolution beautifies ugly videos
The first time I ever saw Nvidia’s AI-infused DLSS 2 technology in action, I said it works like black magic. Leveraging the dedicated AI tensor cores in GeForce RTX graphics cards let […]
Redfall PC performance tested on 8 different GPUs
Multi-platform game releases have a tendency to aim for a performance target on a console, then leave the PC version of the game to the whims of whatever hardware you happen to […]
Tested: Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite looks like a legit Intel rival
Believe it: Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite looks ready to live up to its incredibly lofty promises based on a suite of early benchmarks we saw Qualcomm run late last week. But are […]
Tested: Don’t buy a Snapdragon X Elite laptop for PC gaming
2024 is an exciting year for Windows. While the AI features touted by Microsoft’s Copilot+ PCs are a flat miss, the new Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite hardware inside Copilot+ PCs is a […]
DJI Phantom 4 drone, tested. Video review
RAW Photos and unedited video sample files available for download at the bottom of the page What’s new with the DJI Phantom 4? Yes! The DJI Phantom 4 is out and I […]
Tested: Intel Lunar Lake brings real gaming to thin, light laptops
Intel’s new Lunar Lake hardware is a reflection of modern chip design. It’s tempting to call it a “processor” or “CPU” — old habits die hard, after all — but it’s really […]
Microsoft Recall, tested: I like the AI, but I just can’t trust it
Set aside all of the privacy concerns concerning Recall, Microsoft’s AI-powered memory tool within Windows. Even if I want to like it — and I do want to — I don’t think […]
