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Nvidia GTX Titan – modified VBIOS for more control and better overclocking

On April 28, 2013 By Brian K.

NVIDIA debuts new 700M series

On April 1, 2013 By Brian K.

NVIDIA has just announced its 700M mobile line of graphics cards. These are rebadged Kepler's so its not a new core but keep on reading for the full release information and source link.

NVIDIA mobile GPU technology has advanced by leaps and bounds over the past two years. In 2011, we introduced the world to high-performance GTX 500M GPUs capable of playing the latest games at max quality, and in 2012 we launched the 600M range, which revolutionized power efficiency and performance. Today, we’re unveiling the first GPUs in our new 700M family. Like every new family of GeForce GPUs, you can expect even more performance compared to our last generation. This year, however, we are bringing more than just performance for your notebook. Unlike any GPU ever created, we’re making it easier to get at all that great performance by bringing it all to you automatically. Gone are the days of messing with control panels or game settings to balance performance, quality, and battery life. Our new family of GPUs combines GPU Boost 2.0, the GeForce Experience, and NVIDIA Optimus technology seamlessly so you can dive right in and your games the way they were meant to be played.

NVIDIA CES 2013 LIVE CAST

On January 6, 2013 By Brian K.

AMD 7970M Xfire vs. nVidia GTX 680M SLI Review

On October 25, 2012 By B.J. Fox & Brian K.

GUIDE: Installing Clevo GTX 680M in Alienware M18x

On September 9, 2012 By Brian K.

nVidia GTX 680M Performance Review

On July 30, 2012 By Brian K.

nVidia Awarded $12M U.S. DOE Exascale Research Contract

On July 13, 2012 By Brian K.

Looks like things are going well for nVidia, they just announced on their blog that they picked up a $12 million contract from DOE's FastForward program.

I’m happy to announce that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded NVIDIA a $12.4 million contract to research and develop technologies to achieve exascale computing. We’re very excited to work closely with DOE scientists to advance the frontiers of science.
The two-year contract calls for NVIDIA to conduct research and development in processor architecture, circuits, memory architecture, high-speed signaling and programming models to enable an exascale computer at a reasonable power level. The concept is to use thousands of efficient, throughput-optimized cores to perform the bulk of the work, with a handful of latency-optimized cores to perform the residual serial computation. We’ll work with scientists at seven DOE laboratories to ensure our design meets their needs and runs their scientific workloads.

Alienware 2012 Notebook Refresh Rumor: M17x-R4, M14x-R2, M18x-R2

On January 25, 2012 By Brian K.

Recovering a notebook GPU from a bad flash

On July 9, 2011 By Marco R.

Alienware M18x – New Graphic Options Available soon!

On May 15, 2011 By Michael S.

Overclockers set new benchmarking record.

On April 23, 2011 By Brian K.

AMD issues challenge to nVidia: Prove it that GTX 590 tops AMD 6990.

On March 26, 2011 By Brian K.

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