PC Gamer article “Best graphics cards in 2025: I’ve tested pretty much every AMD and Nvidia GPU of the past 20 years and these are today’s top cards” (published July 5, 2025)

Tom’s Hardware article “The GPU Benchmarks Hierarchy 2025: Ten years of graphics card hardware tested and ranked” (last updated August 13, 2025)

A curated collection of PC components—like CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, and more—that a user has selected using the site’s parts builder tool.

A reference software stack for deploying NVIDIA AI Enterprise workloads, offering a vendor-agnostic foundation that's compatible across various certified systems.

AMD’s broader Technical Information Portal, enabling users to search across a vast catalog of technical documentation—from datasheets and programming guides to software APIs and developer tools

A standalone application designed for debugging, profiling, and analyzing graphics applications. It supports a wide array of graphics APIs—such as Direct3D, Vulkan, OpenGL, OpenXR, OpenVR, and the Oculus SDK—and offers advanced features like ray-tracing analysis, frame capture/replay, shader inspection, and more.

Intel Graphics Performance Analyzers. A comprehensive suite of tools designed to help developers analyze, profile, and optimize graphics-intensive applications—such as games or visualization software—across APIs like DirectX, Vulkan, and OpenGL.

AMD’s open-source developer portal aimed at games, graphics, and compute professionals. It offers a range of free and openly licensed tools, SDKs, libraries, documentation, and resources.

The engineering-level specifications for various DirectX features—covering advanced topics like DirectX Raytracing (DXR), Variable Rate Shading, Direct3D 11.x versions, and more.

Part of the Vulkan Documentation Project. A navigation hub, linking to key topics in the Vulkan API guide.

A comprehensive resource hub dedicated to real-time computer graphics, centered around the influential textbook Real-Time Rendering (by Tomas Akenine‑Möller, Eric Haines, Naty Hoffman). It serves both as a companion site for the book and a continually updated repository of industry-relevant content.

GPU Zen is an official blog managed by Wolfgang Engel. A collection of advanced rendering technique compilations developed by expert graphics programmers.

Exploring the inner workings of the D3D/OpenGL graphics pipeline as implemented on real GPUs. Designed for experienced graphics programmers, it bridges the gap between high-level overviews and overly specific academic papers.