Graphics card and motherboard manufacturer, Colorful, has just unveiled an intriguing new AMD X870 motherboard with an easy-remove mechanism for its graphics card PCIe slot. While such additions ...

Dual graphics cards were once an amazing way to boost PC power and gaming performance, but running two GPUs today is really ...

Some of Asus's new AMD 800-series motherboards feature a brilliant new graphics card retention system that makes it easier than ever before to remove a graphics card. The new Asus Q-Release Slim ...

PNY has revealed its dual-slot GeForce RTX 50 Series Slim (RTX 5080, 5070 Ti, 5070) at CES 2026. The cards are dual-slot with two 120mm fans; even the RTX 5080 is 11.8-inches, making it possible to ...

Remember back in 2008, when you could get a high-end graphics card that only took up one PCI slot in your desktop case? Good times, good times. It isn’t 2008 ...

A 16x PCIe 8.0 graphics card slot could shift data at 1 TB/s, 7% faster than the VRAM on an RTX 5080. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

ASUS and Noctua have teamed up once again to create a unique graphics card. This collaboration has previously resulted in special edition graphics cards combining ASUS’s custom PCB and design with ...

Before the launch of the RTX 4090, there were several rumors about what a monstrous GPU it would be. The standard practice is to believe that since GPUs are getting more powerful each generation, they ...

TL;DR: COLORFUL is developing the iGame Ultra Duo White SSD GPU featuring a GeForce RTX 50 series chip with dual M.2 SSD slots on the back, enabling expanded SSD storage directly on the graphics card.

PNY has officially has just revealed its latest gaming GPUs for the enthusiast who love SFF builds! targeting users who want the high-end performance of NVIDIA’s RTX 50 series, without the massive ...

If you’re shopping around for a laptop or individual parts for your custom PC build, chances are you’ve come across technical terms like ‘discrete graphics’ and ‘integrated graphics.’ Sounds a bit ...