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Jon Peddie Research claim that the crypto-mining industry was responsible for purchasing 25% of all GPUs in the first months of 2021.

NVidia and Valve are working together to bring DLSS to Linux.NVidia has announced that it is bringing Deep Learning Super Sampling or DLSS to gamers who are using Valve’s Proton compatibility to run Windows games on Linux operating systems.DLSS works by rendering games at a lower resolution and then using machine learning algorithms to upscale the image, resulting in a higher quality image at a lower performance outlay from the user’s hardware.Reporting on the story, The Verge discovered that

Doom Eternal is set to receive a ray tracing update, and DLSS support whilst a handful of other games are set to receive DLSS support.Nvidia revealed the news during its Computex presentation which it hosted on May 31.

Nvidia has announced its latest high-end graphics cards, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti and RTX 3070 Ti.The GeForce GTX 3080 Ti is described as Nvidia’s new gaming flagship card, promising to run games 1.55 times faster than the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti at 4k.

PCGamesN, Gelsinger explained the “cycle of explosive growth in semiconductors” was primarily caused by people working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, putting far-reaching strain on global supply chains.“While the industry’s taken steps to address near-term constraints, it could still take a couple of years for the ecosystem to address shortages of foundry capacity, substrates, and components,” he explained.Gelsinger recently gave an interview to The Washington Post, in which he

Days Gone is on its way to PC this week, and a pre-launch blog post has revealed it won’t support ray tracing at all, or DLSS “at this time”.Initially a PlayStation release, Days Gone was announced as part of a selection of console games coming to PC this year.

Nvidia has announced that 61 games are being added to its GeForce Now streaming service in May, with 17 arriving today (May 7).GeForce Now, Nvidia’s cloud gaming service, uses a similar model to Google’s Stadia. It allows users to rent a virtual cloud PC in order to stream games that their hardware would otherwise be unable to support.The service faced some issues on launch, with developers being unhappy that their games were being streamed without their permission.

Outriders does not include a pause function on PC unless the player has NVIDIA GeForce Experience enabled.Outriders has already faced considerable criticism for its requirement of a constant internet connection, but has also prevented players from pressing pause during their game, unless they use an NVIDIA workaround.The workaround in question requires the player to be using NVIDIA rather than an AMD GPU, and to have GeForce Experience enabled.