Computer Graphics news stories

AMD introduces the baby of the bunch with the Radeon RX 6600 XT graphics card designed for gaming at 1080 HD resolution.

After years of worshipping at the altar of Nvidia’s team green, Darren Price may be starting to see red with AMD’s Radeon RX 6700 XT GPU.

You can expect stable 60FPS+ gameplay over 4K UHD resolution over most AAA titles, or even with DLSS turned on when working with WQHD resolution.

Nvidia’s making a bold claim that it’s now the start of next-generation gaming.

When I caught up with Brian Burke, Nvidia’s gaming tech PR guy, at PAX AUS in Melbourne, I didn’t hold back. I asked him why should Kiwis part with such a huge amount of money for something that, right now, doesn’t do a lot.

The Singularity, the hypothetical moment in time when artificial intelligence becomes capable of recursive self-improvement, could radically change human civilisation almost overnight.

At SIGGRAPH today the Turing GPU architecture was announced, NVIDIA’s “most important innovation in computer graphics in more than a decade.”

AMD announced the global availability of its 2nd Generation Ryzen processors.

The GPU giant is calling this “the biggest advance in computer graphics since the introduction of programmable shaders nearly two decades ago.”

I have no hesitations when it comes to recommending this graphics card to our audience...

This heavyweight GPU will be more targeted at data centre usage and high-performance computing, as opposed to consumer level computing.

“Computer graphics is an exciting field that offers students an opportunity to explore both the art and science of creating digital imagery."