After spending a lot of time in beta, NVIDIA has just released the first public version of its Quadro Experience desktop software. As with GeForce Experience, users will have access to robust recording and streaming features, automated per-application optimizations, and access to NVIDIA’s gaming features, like Ansel and Freestyle.

The latest versions of Adobe’s Premiere Pro and Media Encoder bring significant encode performance improvements to our graphics cards. With this 14.2 release, we revisited all 21 GPUs we just finished testing for our latest Radeon Pro review, and added a bunch more on top to help paint a better overall picture.

AMD released its Navi-based Radeon Pro W5500 a few months ago, and to say we’ve spent a lot of time battering it with tests would be an understatement. We’re taking a look at AMD’s latest $399 professional GPU with the help of many encoding, rendering, viewport, and gaming tasks.

NVIDIA has released all of its GTC announcements en masse today, and as expected, there is a ton of information to pore over. We’re taking a look at most of what was announced, including, of course, a look at the company’s new top-end data center GPU: the Ampere-based A100.

Intel’s NUC family has evolved a lot over the years, but the core goals remain the same: to deliver a lot of performance in a small form-factor. The latest NUC, built around the Quartz Canyon platform, is bigger than most others, but it also packs a real performance punch – and even offers a bit of modularity.

Following-up on the original Dark Core released in 2018, Corsair has just released the next iteration, coming to us again in two variants: Dark Core Pro, and Dark Core Pro SE. Whether you simply want a full-featured ultra-high performance wireless gaming mouse, or one that specifically supports Qi wireless charging, Corsair has got you covered.