NVIDIA has unveiled the SUPER variants of the RTX 40 series, while AMD and Intel respond by launching new desktop and mobile processors to the market.
NVIDIA has unveiled the SUPER variants of the RTX 40 series, while AMD and Intel respond by launching new desktop and mobile processors to the market.
NVIDIA has unveiled DLSS 3.5 with Ray Reconstruction, which further leverages GPU tensor cores to improve ray tracing performance with artificial intelligence. On AMD's side, FSR 3 now includes Fluid Motion Frames technology as a response to DLSS 3 frame generation.
The RTX 4060 Ti graphics card will have two variants, offering 8 GB (like the non-Ti version) or 16 GB of VRAM. AMD's mid-range model, also featuring 8GB of memory, is expected to be released by the end of May.
The implementation of AMD's new V-Cache 3D technology, which greatly expands the total L3 cache available on a CPU, comes on the new AM5 platform after first introducing it last year with the Ryzen 7 5800X3D processor.
The Consumer Electronics Show that takes place in Las Vegas is used by companies to showcase their latest consumer technology products and services such as electronics, hardware, home appliances and much more. AMD, Intel, Nvidia, and many others took advantage of the event to present their new products for PC lovers.