Videocardz site has release the full specifications list for the upcoming GTX 760 graphics card as well as the picture that shows the reference design. The reference clocks are quite lower than what was rumored but it does not come as a surprise considering that we will see custom designs from day one.

According to our sources Nvidia's upcoming GTX 760 graphics card based on the GK104 GPU is currently scheduled to launch on 25th of June. The recently rumored specifications seems to be in line with what our sources heard and seen but Nvidia still did not send out the official and final specifications for the GTX 760.

Nvidia has pulled a quite an interesting move by announcing that it will be begin to license its GPU technologies to other companies as well as continue to make chips themselves. Nvidia expects that this will help the company to capitalize on the industry shift to tablets and smartphones and push Nvidia into more products.

There have been a lot of rumors regarding the actual specifications of the upcoming GTX 760 mainstream graphics card and we now have a first GPU-Z screenshot from Chiphell that shows some if not all key specifications in details.

As it was rumored earlier, Nvidia is preparing the launch of the new Geforce GTX 760 graphics card that is based on the 28nm Kepler architecture and should hit retail/e-tail sometime next week. Luckily, we now have some of the first picture of custom graphics cards as well as some specifications rumored earlier.

Nvidia did not only talk about its Shield hand-held console but also showed a selected members of press its reference design based on Tegra 4i chip that has an integrated LTE modem.

Meanwhile E3 has runs at full speed and now CEO and president of Gearbox, Randy Pitchford, uploads a video onto YouTube where he's talking about NVIDIA's Shield. In the video you get some behind the scenes footage from Gearbox as well as a few glances at Pitchford's home.

According to a post over at Modcrash that has been updated a couple of times, it appears that Nvidia Geforce 320.18 WHQL drivers might be actually damaging GPUs on some graphics cards and even degrade performance in Battlefield 3 game.

Expreview managed to snap a couple of pictures of the upcoming Geforce GTX 760 graphics card that showed up at Computex and even managed to get some of the specifications.

Nvidia is definitely not sitting on its hands and despite recent launch of the GTX 780 and GTX 770 desktop GPUs, it is also quite busy with mobile GPU market and quite serious about Intel's upcoming Haswell mobile platform.

Nvidia has officially launched its newest member of the Geforce GTX 700 series, the 28nm GK104 based Geforce GTX 770. Although it is just a rebrand of the GTX 680 with some improvements, the GTX 770 has just the right price and enough performance to put some serious pressure on the AMD Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition.

According to a leak at Tokyo's Akihabara retailers it appears that the upcoming Geforce GTX 770, schedule to officially launch tomorrow, might actually end up to be cheaper than expected as the currently listed price puts it at around US $400.

During the Barclays Global Technology, Media and Telecommunications Conference, Nvidia's VP of Investor Relations, Roc Csongor, noted that Shield should be available in August, while Tegra 4 should show its face in very late Q2.

Nvidia is scheduled to release the new Geforce GTX 770 on 30th of May and Videocardz.com managed to get some more info regarding the actual specifications as well as some official performance numbers that have been taken from Nvidia's own launch slides.

As expected and rumored earlier, Nvidia has unveiled its newest member of the Geforce graphics card lineup, the Geforce GTX 780. Based on a version of the 28nm GK110 GPU, the GTX 780 is pretty much a cheaper GTX Titan that will fill the gap that Nvidia and for that matter AMD as well, have between the GTX 680 and the GTX Titan/GTX 690 dual-GPU graphics cards.

Expreview has jumped the gun and published the first review of the custom Geforce GTX 780 coming from Inno3D and Videocardz.com managed to grab a copy of it before it was taken down.

Just a day ahead of its launch some online retailers have jumped the gun and listed the new Nvidia Geforce GTX 780 graphics card. The first price appeared at SYNNEX which is a distributor so it is expected that the final price retail/e-tail price to be just a tad bit higher.

Although it is now quite well known that AMD managed to score all three new consoles, Nvidia still holds the PhysX and has announced that its Nvidia PhysX and Nvidia APEX will be supported on the new Microsoft Xbox One console announced last night.

A Chiphell forum user managed to get its hands on a retail version of the upcoming Gefroce GTX 770 scheduled to appear by the end of this month and take it for a spin in some benchmarks and games.

Meanwhile it's kind of confirmed that NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce GTX 780 graphics cards will be based on NVIDIAs GK110 chip. To a certain extent the GTX 780 will even use the same cooler as well as the same PCB as the GeForce GTX Titan.