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VideoCardz is a technology website that publishes news, reviews, and specifications related to graphics cards and other PC hardware.
…According to VideoCardz, at least one NVIDIA board partner has already received physical RTX 50 Super graphics cards, meaning development is past the prototype stage. The catch is that NVIDIA has reportedly…
…Als Quellen nennt VideoCardz unter anderem Asder00 aus dem Overclock.net-Umfeld, HWiNFO-Beta-Hinweise, Uniko’s Hardware und weitere Community-Beiträge. Hardwareluxx ordnet ein, dass HWiNFO nun zusätzliche GDDR7-Thermalsensoren erfassen…
…4 VIEW GALLERY - 4 IMAGES Adding weight to the rumor, Videocardz has also spotted Newegg listings for prebuilt systems featuring the Radeon RX 9070 GRE, alongside unofficial listings for the card itself…
…Laut VideoCardz arbeitet Qualcomm offenbar an weiteren Varianten der Snapdragon-X2-Plattform. Genannt werden dabei die internen Codenamen Kalambo Refresh, Mahua Refresh und Glymur Refresh. Offiziell bestätigt ist dieser Refresh nicht. Qualcomm…
…VIEW GALLERY - 2 IMAGES VideoCardz noticed the leak in a press release from MSI which introduces new Raider and Crosshair gaming laptops. In the spec of the MSI Crosshair 16 Max HX…
…In the above post on X that VideoCardz flagged, a German overclocker says that they've tried the new functionality in HWMonitor on their RTX 5090 with water-cooling, finding it had…
…The slide was released by Videocardz.com but unlike their usual leaks this one has ambiguous authenticity. I would urge readers to take this one with a grain of salt. The slide…
…The starting point is reporting from VideoCardz, Tom’s Hardware, and PC Games Hardware, which refers to investigations from the environment of Brazilian repair specialist Paulo Gomes. According to those reports, an…
The first AMD Volcanic Islands R-200 series graphics card Radeon R7-250 and Radeon R7-240 based on the upcoming Oland based architecture have been leaked by Videocardz . The leak confirms…
…However as it turns out according to videocardz the C880 board hasn't been certified yet but a new C872 board has gone through and completed the certification process. It's not…