System Spec • Chassis – Razer Tomahawk Mini-ITX • CPU – Intel Core i5-10400F • Motherboard – ASRock Z490 Phantom Gaming ITX/TB3 • Memory – 16GB (2x 8GB modules) G.Skill Trident Z ...

So, what can NVIDIA do to succeed in the $300 market? 1. Move on from 8GB of VRAM One of the big sticking points of the current Nvidia GPUs is the amount of video memory they fit on their cards.

Case in point, GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB and Radeon RX 7600 XT. These cards are practically identical to their 8GB counterparts in all but VRAM. Put them all in a drag race and the 16GB graphics cards ...

The biggest is the Raspberry Pi 500, which fits the components of an 8GB Pi 5 into a small keyboard-shaped case for $90. It's a follow-up to the original Raspberry Pi 400, and like that system ...

Users with 8GB or 10GB cards may run into issues with the texture cache setting. So, for example, at 1440p, a 10GB RTX 3080 can't use the ultra texture cache option without massively degraded ...

With Nvidia’s latest GPUs, the company faced pushback due to many of the lower-end cards only featuring 8GB of VRAM. Nvidia defended this position, particularly on cards like the RTX 4060 Ti ...

This is certainly not the case anymore, as 8GB is “now required” and we agree. However, more and more AAA games are known to eat up your memory. In a comparison in Assassin’s Creed Mirage, Low Texture ...