Nvidia has just confirmed that the upcoming 580 series of display drivers will be the last to support GPUs based on the ...

If Nvidia’s beastly new Titan X graphics card wows you—and it should—well, hold onto your pants: The company said it’s next-gen GPU technology, codenamed Pascal, will offer roughly ten ...

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has recently announced and shown its new Pascal architecture.This architecture looks highly beefed up - it provides massive high performance per watt, shows 2:1 ratio between ...

Nvidia's launching an insanely powerful new graphics card with a name you already know. But this time, the GeForce GTX Titan X is rocking Pascal, 3,584 CUDA Cores and a $1,200 price tag.

The GTX 1070 is where Nvidia's Pascal range starts to become more affordable. They're still not cheap, but are surprisingly good 4K gaming GPUs for the money, and not that far off the performance ...

The first full-fat GPU based on Nvidia's all-new Pascal architecture is here. And while the Tesla P100 is aimed at professionals and deep learning systems rather than consumers, if consumer Pascal ...

The Feeds And Speeds Of Pascal GP100. With Nvidia GPUs, the basic unit of compute is a 32-bit CUDA core and these cores are organized into streaming multiprocessors, or SMs, that gang up the cores ...

According to HardwareBattle, Nvidia is planning to replace three of its high-end cards with upgraded Pascal parts in June. The parts to be replaced include the GeForce GTX 980 Ti, GTX 980, and GTX ...

Both of the cards will use Nvidia's Pascal GPU microarchitecture. The GTX 1080 will go on sale worldwide on May 27, and the GTX 1070 on June 10.

Nvidia has a Pascal problem, and its stock is plunging after earnings Quarterly gaming sales lower than expected as Turing launches, Nvidia says it has too many Pascal-based cards in inventory.

Pascal was soon to follow in 2016, serving as the basis for the legendary GTX 1080 Ti, and powering the Quadro P-series for workstations (mobile and desktop) along with Nvidia's Tesla P4 accelerators.