The other major Nvidia technology supported by the new Switch is G-Sync, which prevents screen tearing when games are running ...

Nintendo hasn’t revealed the full Switch 2 specs, but Nvidia is providing a few more details about the power of this new ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is powered by an NVIDIA processor, and the chipmaker has revealed more details about this hardware.

According to Nvidia, the Switch 2 has 10x the graphics performance of the original Switch and features DLSS, VRR, and ray tracing.

While the Switch and Shield are fundamentally different devices, they accomplish the same thing when it's all said and done.

Nvidia recently posted a blog highlighting features of the hardware powering the Switch 2, going beyond what Nintendo ...

Some edits on Nintendo's website have raised questions if the Switch has VRR, but it may depend if the console is docked or not.

The Switch Lite was a great, cheap way to get the full Switch experience with a few concessions. Does the Switch 2 offer ...

So far, the PC handheld market has mostly gone the way of AMD, and the chipsets have been strong parts for making these work. The custom silicon in Steam Deck is still capable of some magic, and the ...

The inclusion of real-time ray tracing brings a new level of realism to the Switch 2’s graphics. This technology simulates ...

AMD's RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT have forced Nvidia to resort to promoting their collaboration with Nintendo as a means to save ...

Thankfully, Nvidia has offered some info about the chip to help gauge how much more powerful the Switch 2 is than the ...