Whether you're on the hunt for the best graphics card on the market or already have a recent GPU and have been tweaking your settings, you’ve likely come across a feature called Resizable BAR (Base ...

Resizable BAR is a feature of the PCI Express interface that Nvidia chose to implement on its latest graphics cards, and it allows the processor and the graphics card to share access to resources for ...

NVIDIA posted a thing or two on their website. Our initial support for "Resizable BAR" is available now for GeForce RTX 3060 desktop graphics cards and GeForce RTX 30 Series laptops. Utilizing an ...

Resizable BAR or ReBAR began gaining attention in early 2021 when Nvidia and AMD decided to implement it on the RTX 3000 and ...

Nvidia's promised Resizable BAR support is finally rolling out. Those lucky few who were able to purchase a GeForce RTX 3060 desktop GPU or a GeForce RTX 30 Series laptop now have access to the ...

Highly anticipated: Nvidia has finally begun rolling out Resizable BAR support, beginning with the desktop RTX 3060 and a select few RTX 3000-series equipped laptops. Enabling it can be a bit of a ...

Nvidia gave us quite the treat this CES, not only taking to the digital stage to announce its mobile RTX 30 series graphics cards, but also expand its desktop line-up with the long-awaited and ...

MSI said it will support Nvidia’s unsexy-sounding, yet performance-boosting PCIe Resizable BAR feature across many of its AMD and Intel-based motherboards. Enabling PCIe Resizable BAR is a way to ...

Despite its performance benefits only being realized in the past several years, resizable BAR has been readily available as part of the PCIe specification for decades now. Even so, many older Intel ...

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Recap: Resizable Bar has become a popular method of drawing out modest but noticeable performance gains over the last few years. However, its official support is limited to more recent hardware. Last ...