From RTX to GTX, both of these graphics cards have their specific properties that make them stand out from the crowd in terms ...

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Looking for a high end gaming laptop with serious flexibility when it comes to the final specification? Eurocom claims to ...

Just under a year since Nvidia brought the full desktop version of the GTX 980 to laptops, it is beginning to put an end to cut-down laptop chips altogether.Starting today, the desktop versions of ...

Nvidia GTX 1080 laptop performance. There are a host of different laptop configurations set to arrive sporting the new Pascal GPUs, with all the usual suspects already on board.

Featured in laptops starting at $1,000, Nvidia says the standard GeForce GTX 1660 Ti can deliver 100 frames per second in today’s popular battle royale games, including Fortnite, Apex Legends ...

This laptop packs a punch for well under $1,000, with a 144Hz 1080p screen, a GTX 1650 graphics card, and a 512GB SSD. View Deal This is one of the lowest prices we've seen for a laptop with a GTX ...

With the GTX 1650 GPU, the laptop can play most newer games at the native 1080p resolution, though it may struggle to maintain 60FPS in demanding games. The main limiting factors with this laptop ...

GTX 1660 Ti laptops will likely cost north of a grand. Nvidia didn’t provide a list of which laptops will ship with the new GPUs installed, but its press briefing showcased some individual models.

With Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 1050 Ti fresh out of the oven, it was only a matter of time before the new graphics chip would be heading to laptops like its older siblings. But don’t expect a ...

Speaking of entry level, the Lenovo IdeaPad L340 Gaming laptop will be available starting at $869 (about £670, AU$1,200), topping out with the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 in an inconspicuous chassis.

The company said to expect GeForce GTX 1060-equipped laptops in designs that cost less than $1,300. Nvidia’s new 10-series means you can get GTX 980 performance in a thin laptop.