Intel seems to be bringing back something that Nvidia and AMD had long given up on: the ability, and the incentive, to use dual graphics cards in a single system. Multi-GPUs were once a big deal, but ...

GPUs are the undisputed crown jewels of any gaming PC. While single GPU setups are the norm today, it wasn't long ago that gaming PCs stacked two, three, or even four GPUs. Apart from making the PC ...

What if you could train massive machine learning models in half the time without compromising performance? For researchers and developers tackling the ever-growing complexity of AI, this isn’t just a ...

Using multiple graphics cards was a means to get more from your gaming PC by linking the two components together and taking advantage of the increased bandwidth. Unfortunately, seeing more than one ...

It’s been a couple of weeks since Intel launched its long-awaited top-end Arc GPUs, the A770 and A750, both of which we put through our gauntlet of tests, including rendering, encoding, photogrammetry ...

At one point, the absolute pinnacle of a high-performance computer was one with multiple GPU sockets, and two or more graphics cards. Today, multicore CPUs have eliminated the need for multiple ...