Videocardz: You’ve probably heard the rumors about Maxwell GPUs being prepared for March. I didn’t post about it for a reason, it was nothing new and nothing confirmed.
However today we have something more solid to share. A leaked roadmap from notebook manufacturer CLEVO suggest that first GeForce 800M GPUs will be available in February.
Maximum PC: To overclock or not to overclock -- it's a question every enthusiast wonders at some point or another. The primary advantage to overclocking is a free performance boost, provided you don't fry anything in the process. And of course the downsides are the various risks, from instability to cooking your components. It's those downsides that prompted Nvidia to take away the ability to overclock (or underclock) GeForce GTX 900M Series GPUs through a recent driver update.
Ever wondered why one of the most awaited features of the newly dawned NVIDIA’s Maxwell was deprived from it? Well, this question did baffle many other readers and me as well. Digging deep into the technical explanation and finding out why did this happen takes time, so here’s a short and brief yet detailed account of what made NVIDIA do so. Also the disappearance of the integrated CPU on the GPU die is explained.
Nvidia will process 20nm this year, and are likely to launch GM204 a small core based on 28nm processor, it would be a Gtx 880. Nvidia will also launch 20nm process large core Gm210 but in Next year. So we can say “This year 20nm Card will not Entertain the Market”. Well, the latest news shows GM204 will be paired with 8GB Memory.
