Performance rarely comes down to individual components. In fact, for most workloads, it really is the sum of the parts of ...

Best for stress testing FurMark is a stress-testing utility that pushes your graphics card to its absolute limits, giving you an idea of how it performs under extreme load. This benchmark gets its ...

A leaked Geekbench OpenCL test result shows an unannounced Nvidia N1X CPU with an integrated GPU that can match the Nvidia ...

Knowing how to benchmark your GPU can help you gauge its capabilities, identify potential issues, and optimize settings for enhanced gaming and graphic-intensive tasks. With the right tool in hand ...

We're kicking off a new benchmark series with the Ryzen 7 9800X3D vs. Ryzen 5 7600X, testing CPU and GPU scaling across four ...

An RTX 5090 laptop GPU has shown up on benchmarking site PassMark, with numbers that rank it as the best laptop GPU right now. In the G3D Mark performance chart, it scores 28,280, pulling ahead ...

Integrated GPUs are breaking new ground in a discrete graphics market full of price-gouged GPUs from Nvidia and AMD by offering affordable hybrid performance.

The Radeon RX 9700 is a slightly better value than the XT version, scoring 36.7 on the PassMark chart. The best-value AMD GPU on the chart is from two generations ago, and it's the humble RX 6600.

It scores 27,249 points in the test, which isn't a bad result at all for integrated graphics. We made a quick benchmark chart to present the data in a clear fashion for you.

TL;DR: NVIDIA's RTX 5090 has seemingly shown a 36% performance increase over the RTX 4090 in a Blender benchmark, with the RTX 5090D being 28% faster than its predecessor. These results align with ...

Our next chart bumps the ray-tracing quality and the resolution down quite a bit. We're outputting at the most popular monitor resolution for gamers, 1920×1080, also known as Full HD.

But, even if you do have one of the best graphics cards you can buy right now, you won't get ultra-high frame rates (e.g. 200 fps or more). Not without the use of performance-enhancing tech, at least.