A new GTA IV mod adds PBR (physically based rendering) lighting to the game, assuming you're already playing it with RTX Remix.

A lot of add-in board partners have dabbled with white-themed graphics cards, but a modded GeForce RTX 5080 Founders Edition model posted to Reddit takes the cake. It looks so good (at least in photos ...

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Nvidia's Path Tracing is now being implemented on GTA 4 by a modder named xoxor4d. Various screenshots of the mod were recently released, showcasing how stunning the game looks with path tracing, even ...

If you are like most Minecraft players, you must have tried using online multiplayer servers. Some of them are good, some are weird, and many of them are straight-up scams. However, the developers ...

Russian YouTuber VIK-on recently released a video showcasing his modded NVIDIA RTX 4090, doubling its VRAM to 48GB from its already-beefy base 24GB. To pull it off, VIK-on needed to source a couple of ...

RTX Remix is getting improvements to fire and smoke effects for modders to use in older games. RTX Remix is getting improvements to fire and smoke effects for modders to use in older games. is a ...

A modder has upgraded Nvidia's fastest consumer graphics card, the RTX 5090, with four times the memory and a faster, newer standard. Although this might sound like some unique "for-fun" modding ...

TL;DR: The NVIDIA and ModDB RTX Remix Mod Contest winners were announced at Gamescom 2025, highlighting innovative remasters like Painkiller RTX with ray-traced visuals and DLSS support. RTX Remix ...

In partnership with ModDB, the RTX Remix Mod Contest features 23 competitors who have injected ray-traced lighting and remastered assets into some iconic games. And the best part? These talented devs ...

Geeks love to get a little more power out of their hardware by digging deep in its guts, either literally or with software. A little gentle overclocking is usually safe, and in fact it’s expected to a ...