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GPU cloud startup Vultr secures AMD backing in $333 million investment round
Cloud infrastructure company Vultr has raised $333 million in funding as part of an investment round that values the firm at $3.5 billion. Founded in 2014 by David Aninowsky and self-funded until now, Vultr operates a global, full-stack AI infrastructure and cloud computing platform with 32 cloud data center regions around the world. Led by LuminArx Capital Management and AMD…
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Intel finally notches a GPU win, confirms Arc B580 is selling out after stellar reviews
Intel is having an incredibly rough year — but at long last, the company’s discrete graphics card initiative has produced a card worth celebrating. While we haven’t managed to review it ourselves due to a fluke issue, the $250 Arc B580 “Battlemage” GPU launched to nigh-universal praise, has already sold out most everywhere, and Intel tells The Verge it’s working…
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How to correctly install graphics drivers when upgrading to a new GPU on Windows 11
To change the GPU while correctly installing the graphics drivers on Windows 11, you must download and extract the Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) tool, boot your computer into Safe Mode, and run the DDU tool to remove the graphics card drivers completely. Once you complete these steps, you can proceed to open the computer and replace the graphics card from…
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Windows 10 finally shows GPU specs and adds visual changes to the About page (build 19045.5070)
Windows 10 receives the update KB5045594 (build 19045.5070) in the Beta and Release Preview Channels. The update adds graphics card information in the “Device Specifications” section of the About page. Microsoft has also begun testing a new visual design to show hardware specifications on the About page. The “About” settings page for Windows 10 is getting a design update that…
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Here’s How I Monitor My GPU Stats
Key Takeaways You can use Steam overlay for basic stats like an FPS counter. MangoHud offers detailed GPU info, and you can install it fairly simply, depending on your Linux distribution. Goverlay simplifies setup using MangoHud and other tools, providing customization options for GPU stat monitoring. Want to monitor your frame rates or GPU temperatures while gaming on Linux? It…
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How to Install NVIDIA GPU Driver on Fedora 40+ KDE 6 Spin on Wayland
Installing the NVIDIA GPU driver is the first thing you will want to do after installing Fedora 40 on your computer. Fedora 40 comes with different spins (desktop environments) and the latest software. Wayland display server (which will replace the X11/Xorg display server completely one day) is the default on some of the Fedora 40 spins. One of the most…
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How to Passthrough an NVIDIA GPU to a Fedora 40 Proxmox VE Virtual Machine
If you passthrough an NVIDIA GPU to a Fedora 40 Proxmox VE virtual machine, you get many benefits, such as: Stream the virtual machine’s display directly on the monitor connected to the NVIDIA GPU. Add a USB keyboard and a mouse to the virtual machine and use it like a real desktop computer. Get near-native 3D performance on the virtual…
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How to Install NVIDIA GPU Driver on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Desktop/Server
If you have an NVIDIA GPU installed on your computer/server, installing the NVIDIA GPU drivers will be the first thing to do after installing Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. On Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Desktop, you can install NVIDIA GPU drivers using the following methods: Software & Updates app APT package manager On Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Server, you can install NVIDIA GPU…
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How to Passthrough an NVIDIA GPU on a Proxmox VE Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Virtual Machine (VM)
If you passthrough an NVIDIA GPU to an Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Proxmox VE virtual machine (VM), you get many benefits, such as: Stream the display of the VM directly on the monitor connected to the NVIDIA GPU. Add a USB keyboard and a mouse to the VM and use the VM like a real desktop computer. Get near-native 3D performance…
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