If you need to upgrade your PC and want to play the new Indiana Jones game, NVIDIA is ready to serve with their newest GPUs.

If you're one of the few Steam users who still doesn't own Half-Life 2, now is your chance to add Valve's blockbuster first-person shooter to your ...

A documentary celebrating the 20th anniversary of Half-Life 2 has shown off development footage of the cancelled Half-Life 2: ...

Taiwanese robotics firm Delta Electronics has announced a breakthrough in robotics simulation. Its D-Bot Series Collaborative ...

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Showcased at Unreal Fest Seattle 2024, MegaLights in Unreal Engine 5.5 is a new feature that aims to change the game when its ...

We've already considered that combining Nvidia's new chipsets with the company's discrete GPUs could take over the gaming ...

Prologue is a playable preview of the fan-made Unreal Engine 5 game that aims to tell the story of what would have been ...

Well folks, it's finally here - The NVIDIA App for all your gaming needs as well as the full suite of software and features ...

For its minimum requirements, which seem to target the same resolution and frame rate as on the Xbox Series S, PC gamers can ...

This week, NVIDIA app has officially launched, a new GeForce Game Ready Driver, a Indiana Jones and the Great Circle GeForce RTX 40 Series Bundle was announced, and there's a new batch of games ...

After years of enduring a sub-par experience with Nvidia's GPU software, the company has finally rolled a much better Nvidia App out of beta.