COLORFUL has teamed with NVIDIA on the first GPU History Museum, which houses graphics cards from the early 1980s through to today. The new GPU History Museum is now open in China, and will showcase ...

What is in a smartphone or smartwatch, which is also in a supercomputer, a car, an airplane and spaceship, a robot, a TV, every game machine, and almost any screen ever seen? TIBURON, Calif. — Jon ...

PC part and AiO manufacturer COLORFUL has launched a GPU history museum. It's been created in partnership with NVIDIA. The museum is located in Shenzhen, China. Tech company COLORFUL has teamed up ...

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This time is different, though. A perfect storm of constrained supply, overwhelming demand, and market expansion would lock buyers out of finding a graphics card for more than a year. And although ...

Colorful has today announced the launch of the GPU History Museum in partnership with NVIDIA. COLORFUL has recently relocated to Shenzhen New Generation Industrial Park. With that, COLORFUL is proud ...

Sometimes it's easy to forget about where we came from in PC gaming, especially while we're gazing into our crystal balls for any glimpse of graphics cards future. But there's actually a lot that we ...

Please verify your email address. The Nvidia NV1 launched in 1995 and was able to handle both 2D and 3D video. It was sold as the "Diamond Edge 3D" and even sported a Sega Saturn compatible joypad ...

If you want a trip down PC gaming memory lane, look no further than this MSDN blog post from this DirectX Developer Blog. DirectX has been around in one form or another since 1996, which is starting ...

Dan Olds writes about an interesting GPU History presentation he caught last week by Nvidia’s Ian Buck. Right now there are more than 350 million compute-capable GPUs in the world: more than one for ...

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