If you're excitedly booting up your latest AAA gaming experience and finding you're computer struggling to run it, you may ...

If you want to try out Lossless Scaling for yourself, make sure to check how much of your GPU is utilized when you're running the games you want to use the software with. After all, Lossless Scaling ...

You can do this by going into the Device Manager (right-click on the Windows icon on the taskbar and select it). Locate ...

In its new UEFI support document, AMD states that Radeon GPUs from the 9000 series onwards will only officially support UEFI ...

Briony takes a look at the £1800 graphics card - the Galax KFA2 Hall of Fame 10th Anniversary edition. They even give you ...

According to Videocardz, it's expected that this dual-GPU B580 card will be unveiled during the Computex 2025 trade show. The site says it doesn't use an Intel reference design, but instead relies ...

And that was just for starters. Windows 95's minimum requirements included a VGA video card, so the team had no need to consider previous video generations such as CGA or EGA.

Price: The best graphics cards alone can cost more than the average laptop, so it’s important to know you’re getting the right GPU for the price. We looked to include both high-end options and ...

Why We Picked It The Radeon RX 7600 is currently the lowest-end member of AMD's Radeon RX 7000 series. This makes it one of the newest graphics cards to be considered a budget option and one of ...

Enabling PCIe passthrough on XCP-ng To kick things off, we'll start with XCP-ng – a descendant of the Citrix Xen Server project – as it's the easier of the two hypervisors to pass PCIe devices through ...

At one point in history, a 3dfx-powered graphics card was nearly synonymous with consumer-accessible 3D acceleration thanks to tons of old Voodoo cards back in the 90s outfitted with 3dfx hardware.

The later EGA (enhanced graphics adaptor) and VGA (video graphics array) cards were very expensive at first, so CGA still had a home in cheap IBM PC-compatible machines, such as Amstrad's PC1512.