Computer Graphics 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.">>