Qualcomm has built a huge CPU empire over the decades. However, much of the company's product base, like the vast range of Snapdragon processors, all use technology licensed out via ARM. Now, a dispute between Arm and Qualcomm could blow it all up.
Read More »AMD reportedly launching two new Ryzen 5 5600 series CPUs
AMD is reportedly expanding its AM4 platform with two new Ryzen 5 5600 series CPUs, as seen by fresh listings on motherboard sites. Each manufacturer has a list of compatible CPUs for each motherboard and BIOS version, and these lists now include the Ryzen 5600T and 5600XT, both of which are 6C/12T processors.
Read More »AMD confirms Ryzen 9000X3D for November
AMD launched its first wave of Ryzen 9000 series desktop processors earlier this year, but many gamers have been holding off for the X3D-equipped versions. Typically, the 3D V-Cache in X3D processors leads to better gaming performance. Soon, AMD will launch its first Zen 5 X3D CPUs.
Read More »Spider-Man 2 comes to PC early next year
Sony has been slowly but surely accelerating how quickly they bring their PlayStation 5 console exclusives to PC, with the likes of God of War Ragnarök arriving just under two years from its initial release. The next game coming to the platform is Spider-Man 2 – set to drop onto Steam and Epic this upcoming January.
Read More »AMD Strix Halo chips to launch as Ryzen AI Max 300
The latest AMD chipset driver (version 6.10.02.1849) is now available for download, and with it comes an interesting reveal. This update, listed by Asus, is aimed at the X670 and X670E motherboards, but the release notes mentioned a driver for the unannounced Ryzen AI Max 300 series, the naming for Strix Halo...
Read More »Insomniac ‘gearing up’ for Wolverine announcement
It has been a while since Insomniac Games first announced its plans for Wolverine. Through leaks last year, we learned that Wolverine is intended to lead into a series of X-Men games. Now, Insomniac is reportedly gearing up to finally reveal more about the game.
Read More »MSI Shenzhen Factory Tour – how Z890 motherboards are made!
KitGuru recently flew out to China, where we met Ethan Yang, the vice president for MSI Shenzhen’s manufacturing plant. He gave us a tour of his factory facility just as they were going through the process of building the first Z890 Tomahawk motherboards, so we thought we'd bring our readers along for the ride!
Read More »Hades II gets first big update since Early Access launch
Back in May, the team at SuperGiantGames surprise-dropped the early access launch of Hades II. While undoubtedly a work-in-progress, many of the game’s core mechanics were available to enjoy. Finally, following a bout of silence, the team have released the first big update for Hades II.
Read More »Intel and AMD create x86 advisory group to battle ARM
We bet this one wasn't on your 2024 Bingo card. Intel and AMD are partnering to establish a new advisory committee to enhance and further integrate the x86 ecosystem, intensifying the competition against Arm.
Read More »Steam Next Fest is live – here are ten games to look out for
Steam Next Fest has returned for another round. The week-long event gives gamers a preview of thousands of exciting upcoming games through freely downloadable demos and livestreams.
Read More »Xbox Partner Preview reportedly happening this week
In recent years, Xbox has been embracing digital showcases more and more, with the console maker quite consistently holding first-party as well as partner showcases. In the case of the latter, one insider is claiming that an Xbox Partner Preview is set to go live this week.
Read More »Red Dead Redemption will launch at £40 on PC
Red Dead Redemption is a 15 year old game at this point but with it coming to PC for the first time this year, Rockstar doesn't intend to price it like one...
Read More »The Splinter Cell Remake is alive and well
Ubisoft has been quietly cancelling many internal projects as it has looked to reduce operating costs in the wake of dwindling sales for its flagship games. Fortunately for Tom Clancy fans, the Splinter Cell Remake is still alive and well.
Read More »Intel Core Ultra 200S processors announced
The time has arrived. The days of Intel Core i5, i7 and i9 are over. Now, we have Intel Core Ultra for desktop processors. The new Core Ultra 200S desktop processors are based on the Arrow Lake architecture, with Intel taking design elements from its mobile processors to improve efficiency on desktop machines.
Read More »MSI offers up free copies of Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred with select products
MSI recently unveiled a new partnership with Blizzard to support the launch of Diablo IV's inaugural expansion, "Vessel of Hatred". As part of this collaboration, customers who purchase eligible MSI gaming laptops or handhelds will receive both the base game and the new expansion.
Read More »Assassin’s Creed Valhalla finally gets Steam Achievements
After years of releasing all its titles first on the Epic Games Store as well as its own launcher, Ubisoft have finally confirmed that they will begin to publish their games day-and-date on Steam starting with next year’s Assassin’s Creed Shadows. As part of this, the publisher has been furthering the integration of its games with Steam – finally bringing Achievements to Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.
Read More »The best Amazon Prime Day graphics card deals
It is Amazon Prime Day, which means now is an excellent time for those shopping for a PC upgrade. Here, we break down some of the best graphics card deals available during the sale.
Read More »Metaphor: ReFantazio joins Astro Bot as the highest rated game of 2024
For decades, Atlus has been most known as the studio behind the much-loved RPG series Shin Megami Tensei as well as its arguably more popular spin-off ‘Persona’. As such, expanding out with a new IP appeared to have been a risky move for the studio – a move which has paid off, as Metaphor: ReFantazio is currently the highest rated game of 2024.
Read More »343 Industries is no more, Halo moves to Unreal Engine 5
There has been a big shake-up behind the scenes at Microsoft for Halo. After the Slipstream engine proved to be a failure that hampered the development of Halo Infinite, future titles will be developed with Unreal Engine 5. On top of that, 343 Industries is now known as Halo Studios.
Read More »Halo Infinite to get surprise 3rd-person mode next month
With Halo Infinite failing to become the decade-long platform that Microsoft and 343 Industries were hoping it would evolve into, there have been many leaks and rumours discussing the team’s plan for the franchise’s future. In amongst talk of a switch to Unreal Engine 5 as well as a remake of Halo: Combat Evolved, 343i have announced a surprise 3rd-person mode coming to Infinite next month.
Read More »Starfield: Shattered Space launches to middling reviews
Just over a year ago, Bethesda Games Studios released Starfield – a ‘big space game’ which had been ruminating in Todd Howard’s mind for over 25 years. Despite its grand ambitions, the title saw a mixed reaction from fans, though positive critic reviews. Unfortunately, it seems as though Starfield’s first expansion ‘Shattered Space’ has failed to impress players on both sides.
Read More »Horizon Zero Dawn delisted from Epic Games Store ahead of remaster
Following months of leaks and rumours, Sony officially announced the remaster for its 2017 PS4 title Horizon Zero Dawn – set to come to PS5 and PC on the 31st of October. While there does exist a cheap upgrade path for those who already own the game, Sony appears to be attempting to block any loopholes, with the original game now being delisted from the Epic Games Store.
Read More »Star Wars Outlaws reportedly sold just 1 million copies
One month on from its initial release and Star Wars Outlaws does not appear to be performing well, with reports revealing it sold just 1 million copies. To put that figure into perspective, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order sold eight million copies in its first few months on the market.
Read More »KitGuru Games: The Redemption of No Man’s Sky is INCOMPARABLE
During E3 2014 on the PlayStation showcase stage, Hello Games showed off No Man’s Sky in a presentation which has now become iconic. Once an infamous example of a game failing to live up to its initial expectations, the launch of No Man’s Sky in 2016 was just the beginning. More than a decade on from its initial reveal and over 8 years from the game’s 1.0 launch, Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky is the epitome of the redemption story.
Read More »AMD X870 motherboards and Zen 5-boosting AGESA update arrive
Today, AMD is launching its new 800 series chipset, which means a new wave of motherboards for those looking to make the jump to a Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 processor. We already have a few boards in-house for review, but for now, let's go over the X870 Chipset features, as well as the improvements being brought to the table with the latest AGESA firmware update...
Read More »Ubisoft confirms that XDefiant has fallen “behind expectations”
Despite the development studio claiming that the game is fine, Ubisoft bosses are indeed disappointed with XDefiant post-launch.
Read More »Xbox is reportedly “such a mess right now” according to insider
With constantly shifting internal plans and mixed public messaging, the Xbox team is apparently 'a mess' right now.
Read More »KitGuru is hiring – Tech Reviewer applications open!
If you've ever wanted to review PC gear, then this is a perfect opportunity as we are now hiring for a new reviewer to join our team! Prior experience is not strictly necessary, but we would like to see some example works from applicants...
Read More »The Last of Us Day brings Season 2 trailer and more
A new trailer brings us a new look at The Last of Us Season 2, released this week as part of Last of Us Day, a few months ahead of the premiere.
Read More »Assassin’s Creed Shadows delayed to early 2025, will be available on Steam day-one
Earlier this week, Ubisoft announced that it was pulling its planned Assassin's Creed Shadows showcase at TGS. Additionally, the company cancelled press previews of the game, which were due to go live in early October ahead of the game's launch in November. Now, we know why - Ubisoft is delaying the game...
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