The first Intel Arc B580 benchmark leaks are beginning to surface, showing a decent uplift in performance compared to its predecessor.
Read More »itch.io domain taken down by AI-based brand protection software
The indie game website Itch.io was temporarily taken offline over the weekend due to an automated takedown request triggered by a fan page for a Funko Pop video game. The incident stemmed from a fan-made page for the Funko Fusion game. According to PCGamer, Itch.io creator Leafo described the fan …
Read More »Intel XeSS 2 DLLs have leaked ahead of official launch
XeSS 2 has seemingly leaked before its official release. Modders have gotten their hands on the DLL files for Super Resolution, Frame Gen and Low Latency.
Read More »ViewSonic to reveal 520Hz OLED gaming monitor at CES
At CES in January, we should see the world's first 520Hz OLED monitors for gaming, as well as a new generation of 4K OLED panels.
Read More »Steam reaches new concurrent player record
Steam has once again shattered its concurrent player record, surpassing the 39 million mark for users online simultaneously.
Read More »Marvel Rivals reaches 10 million players in the first 72 hours
Marvel Rivals is off to a heroic start, racking up over 10 million players in its first few days of release, an impressive feat in today's shooter market.
Read More »AOC’s new Mini-LED gaming monitor features 1,152 dimming zones in a 27-inch display
AOC China has recently unveiled the Q27G4ZMN, a new gaming monitor that packs a punch with its fast VA panel, Mini-LED backlighting, and a 240Hz refresh rate. This 27-inch display is poised to deliver a stunning visual experience for gamers seeking high refresh rates, bright colours, and deep blacks. The …
Read More »Lenovo Legion Go leak reveals the new console and some of its specifications
Lenovo's rumoured handheld gaming PC, the Legion Go S, has once again become the target of leaks. This time, we're getting a detailed look at the specifications, including confirmation that it uses an AMD Ryzen Z2 Go APU. According to WinFuture (via Notebookcheck), the Legion Go S, previously referred to as …
Read More »Ryzen 7 9800X3D availability expected to improve throughout the next quarter
AMD's Ryzen 9 9800X3D has become a hot commodity, but its scarcity has frustrated many gamers. Major merchants have sold out of the popular CPU, leaving prospective customers to worry about when they can get one. Thankfully, it appears that this CPU's stock will improve in the upcoming quarter. The …
Read More »Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 PC system requirements have been revealed
Warhorse Studios has unveiled the official PC system requirements for the upcoming medieval RPG, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. As we've expected from seeing the trailers, the game can be quite demanding, but lower-spec systems should also be able to run it. To experience the world of 15th-century Bohemia at 1080p …
Read More »Arctic launches Senza – a passively cooled PC that you can hide under your desk
Arctic has redefined the concept of a mini-PC (as it uses an ITX board) with its latest creation: an entirely passively cooled system designed to be mounted under your desk. While the idea is certainly innovative, the choice of hardware for the new Arctic Senza PC raises some doubts. The …
Read More »Intel’s Xe3 GPU architecture is already complete, successor already in the works
In a recent podcast interview, Arc Graphics leader and Intel Fellow Tom Petersen revealed some information on the future of Arc GPUs. Petersen stated that Intel is dedicated to Arc and has big plans for future generations, but he would not elaborate on the details. Petersen assured listeners that Intel …
Read More »New brand ‘XYZ’ enters the market with a plethora of cases, coolers, PSUs and fans
Get ready to meet XYZ, a new player in the PC hardware arena that's making a grand entrance at CES 2025. With a focus on innovation, performance, and aesthetics, XYZ is poised to shake things up with a diverse range of products for PC enthusiasts and gamers. XYZ is hitting …
Read More »The AOC Q27G4XY is the company’s first smart gaming monitor with Google TV
AGON by AOC is trying something new with the Q27G4XY, a 27-inch QHD display that blends high-performance gaming with Google TV's entertainment capabilities. This monitor is an all-in-one entertainment hub, perfect for any space-constrained setup. The Q27G4XY combines your favourite games, movies, TV series, and streaming applications into a single …
Read More »Team Group launches new T-Force Xtreem CKD DDR5 memory
Team Group's T-Force brand has unleashed its latest high-performance memory kit, the Xtreem CKD DDR5 8800 (2x 24 GB). This new memory module (CUDIMMs) is equipped with Client Clock Driver (CKD) technology, allowing DDR5 speeds to be pushed to new heights and increasing overclocking potential. The Xtreem CKD DDR5 has …
Read More »AMD confirms Radeon RX 8800 and RX 8600 GPUs via ROCm patches
AMD's next-generation graphics cards are on the horizon, and a recent leak has all but confirmed the Radeon RX 8000 series name. While AMD has remained tight-lipped about its upcoming GPUs, code changes within the ROCm library have revealed what we presume to be their naming. As reported by VideoCardz, …
Read More »Microsoft refuses to drop the TPM 2.0 requirement for Windows 11
Microsoft has elimated any hopes of relaxing hardware requirements for Windows 11, reaffirming its commitment to TPM 2.0 as a “non-negotiable” standard for the operating system. In a blog post, Microsoft stated that it will not be lowering the hardware bar for Windows 11, even as the end-of-life date for …
Read More »G.Skill and ASRock set new memory overclock world record
G.Skill and ASRock have teamed up to achieve a new world record for DDR5 overclocking, pushing a single 24 GB Trident Z5 CK RGB module to a mind-bending 12,666 MT/s. Led by renowned overclocker Splave, the team braved the depths of liquid nitrogen cooling to achieve this incredible feat. Using …
Read More »Corsair announces Vengeance DDR5 CUDIMM memory
Corsair is expanding its DDR5 memory lineup with its new Vengeance DDR5 CUDIMM memory kits. These high-speed modules, designed for Intel's latest Core Ultra 200 series CPUs and Z890 motherboards, offer capacities up to 96 GB and speeds reaching 9200 MT/s. CUDIMM, short for Clocked Unbuffered Dual In-line Memory Module, …
Read More »Intel is replacing Arc Control with Graphics Software featuring enhanced OC capabilities
Intel is significantly upgrading its Arc Control software, bringing many new features and a fresh new name. Say goodbye to “Arc Software” and hello to “Graphics Software”, a comprehensive hub for all your graphics and display needs. The new software suite aims to close the gap with competing solutions from …
Read More »Delta Force Hawk Ops PC system requirements announced
TiMi Studio Group has lifted the curtain on the official PC system requirements for its upcoming tactical shooter, Delta Force Hawk Ops. Overall, the game is quite accessible even for low-end systems, meaning you should be able to play at launch regardless of your system. To experience the game at …
Read More »Critical Role is planning to expand into gaming
Critical Role, the beloved Dungeons & Dragons actual play series, might be venturing into uncharted territory with its own dedicated video game. Cast members have hinted at an “active pursuit” of such a project, but unfortunately, specifics haven't been shared. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Laura Bailey and …
Read More »MSI reveals new 32-inch QD-OLED 4K monitor with DisplayPort 2.1
MSI is updating its 32-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor lineup with the new MPG 322URX. While it might not be a revolutionary upgrade over this year's MPG 321URX, it brings one crucial improvement: full-fledged DisplayPort 2.1 connectivity. The MPG 322URX retains the same 32-inch QD-OLED panel with a rapid refresh rate …
Read More »Intel Arc Graphics appears on Steam hardware survey for the first time
Intel's Arc Graphics has finally made its debut on Steam's hardware survey, but it's raising questions about the discrete GPU's adoption rate. Is this a sign of slow progress or simply a reflection of how Steam categorises integrated and discrete graphics? It's important to clarify that “Arc Graphics” on Steam …
Read More »AMD Radeon RX 8800 XT reportedly targeting RTX 4080 performance
AMD's next-generation RDNA 4 graphics cards are generating a lot of excitement, and fresh leaks from Chiphell forum users and Seasonic have shed more light on the potential performance and power consumption of the Radeon RX 8800 XT. According to zhangzhonghao (via Wccftech), the Navi 48-based RX 8800 XT could …
Read More »Blizzard has DRM-free Warcraft removed from GOG
In a move that has raised eyebrows among classic gaming enthusiasts, GOG is delisting Warcraft 1 and 2 from its store at Blizzard's request. This comes just weeks after the games were added to GOG's preservation program and, perhaps not coincidentally, shortly after Blizzard released remastered versions of both titles …
Read More »Intel Arc B570 specifications leak via board partner
Intel Arc Battlemage GPUs are almost here, and a new leak has revealed the full specifications for the B580 and B570 models.
Read More »Intel Core 7 240H laptop benchmark results emerge
Intel's next generation of mobile processors is on the horizon, and a new leak has given us a sneak peek at what to expect. The Core 7 240H, believed to be part of the rumoured Core 200H family, has surfaced on Geekbench, and based on the entry, it looks like …
Read More »Fortnite “Remix: The Finale” in-game concert sets new all-time concert record with 14m concurrent users
Fortnite's latest live concert, "Remix: The Finale", has blown past all previous attendance records, drawing, over 14.3 million players simultaneously
Read More »Marvels Rivals confirms five new characters joining the launch roster
We already knew most of the heroes coming to Marvel Rivals at launch, but a new trailer showed more, including one of the most iconic heroes - Wolverine.
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