It's not a quick fix for poor performance.

Nvidia's newest preview driver enables Smooth Motion technology for RTX 40-series GPUs, which can double the frame rate in almost all games. Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50 series has been shining with ...

Lossless Scaling, a $7 Steam utility that promises increased performance on PC, just received a massive update. The new 2.9 version adds a mode that can triple your frame rate in games, all with a ...

Nvidia has unveiled the latest iteration of its DLSS suite, with the newest addition now claiming to increase your game's frame rate by as much as 8x without losing graphical fidelity, thanks to ...

“Frames win games.” That’s been Nvidia’s marketing campaign targeted at esports players since the introduction of Nvidia Reflex. It’s a great slogan, catchy with the right amount of truth, and the ...

The patch accelerates core boosting and could benefit all AMD APU handhelds running Linux.

Android 15 Developer Preview 2 includes a new setting that disables the default 60fps maximum frame rate for games. This setting is meant to be used by game developers to test and develop their games ...

AMD just announced an update to its free Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) software. Currently, in preview mode, AFMF 2 is an in-driver frame generation technology. Think of Nvidia’s DLSS or AMD’s FSR 3 ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. NVIDIA has a new graphics driver in beta which seems to provide a substantial boost to frame rates in Cyberpunk 2077, especially in a test build of Windows ...

Zen 6 could hold your game's cores at boost clocks, cap background apps' memory use and smooth out 1% lows. Here's what the leaks say.

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most graphically pleasing games out there, particularly when you crank all of the graphics settings to their max and use the ...

It's looking like Microsoft just gave us yet another reason to complain about Windows 11. Along with the unwanted CoPilot AI intrusion, adverts in its search, and the incessant badgering to switch ...