007 First Light is launching on May 27th, unless you own a Switch 2 IO Interactive has delayed the release of 007 First Light on Switch 2. Originally, the game was due to be released alongside the game’s PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC versions. Now, the game will be released much later, targeting a […]

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AMD confirms the MSRP of its Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition processor AMD’s David McAfee has unveiled the official MSRP for its Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition CPU, setting it at $899.99 in the US. This makes the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition AMD’s most expensive AM5 CPU to date. This price is $200 above […]

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Overclockers UK unveils pricing for AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition CPU Overclockers UK has unveiled the pricing of AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition CPU, which AMD unveiled last month. This CPU is AMD’s new AM5 flagship, offering 16 cores and 192 MB of total L3 cache. This is the first consumer-grade X3D CPU […]

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Apple’s next-gen MacBook Neo should feature up to 12GB of memory and an A19 Pro silicon upgrade According to MacRumours, citing a report from Tim Culpan, Apple plans to release a new MacBook Neo in 2027. This new model will reportedly feature Apple’s new A19 Pro processor, the same chip as the Apple iPhone 17 […]

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Intel adds “Gaming Support” to its ARC PRO B70 and ARC PRO B65 GPUs with its newest ARC GPU drivers With the release of its ARC Graphic Driver 32.0.101.8629 WHQL, Intel has given its ARC Pro B70 and ARC Pro B65 GPUs official “gaming support”. This means that users of Intel’s “Big Battlemage” GPUs will […]

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SOVOL is about to enter its multi-material era SOVOL has started teasing “something new”, a new 3D printer that promises to be both “multi-material” and “multi-colour”. Until now, SOVOL has specialised in single-colour/material 3D printing solutions, promising “open-source freedom” and a wealth of customisation options. Based on their teaser image, SOVOL’s new 3D printer appears […]

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Intel’s first CPUs to integrate Nvidia graphics chiplets are reportedly called “Serpent Lake”, and they could launch in late 2028 Last year, Intel struck a deal with Nvidia that would allow them to “build and offer to the market x86 system-on-chips (SOCs) that integrate NVIDIA RTX GPU chiplets.” According to the leaker Jaykihn, Intel’s first […]

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STALKER 2 is getting some free content ahead of its Cost og Hope DLC this summer GSC Game World has confirmed that STALKER 2 is getting a free content update this month. This update is “Sealed Truth”, which will allow players inside the X-18 Lab. STALKER fans should already be aware of the Lab X-18, […]

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Intel preps a huge socket for future CPUs with HUGE graphics chips Intel is reportedly working on a new CPU that aims to challenge AMD’s “Strix Halo” and Apple Silicon. With its huge 4326 socket, Razor Lake AX aims to bring together strong CPU and GPU hardware to deliver a strong single-package computing solution for […]

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An Italian TV station has claimed ownership of Nvidia’s DLSS 5 trailer, proving that YouTube’s copyright system is absurdly broken Who owns Nvidia’s DLSS 5 trailer: Nvidia, or a bunch of Italians and their TV station? The Italian broadcaster La7 has blocked Nvidia’s DLSS5 reveal trailer, citing copyright grounds. Why? La7 showcased the trailer during […]

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The Witcher Online’s 2.0 update adds trading, multiplayer boat/horse riding, and more The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt’s Online mod has received its 2.0 update, transforming the mod into a more MMO-like experience. Now, the mod supports item trading, customisable horses, new emotes, and other feature upgrades. With the addition of horse sync and boat […]

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The Jak and Daxter Trilogy are now natively playable on PC through OpenGOAL As much as I’d love to see it, Jak and Daxter isn’t getting remastered or remade for modern systems. Sony isn’t bringing this classic game collection to PC. While Sony has closed the door on Jak and Daxter fans, the community has […]

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Zen 6 leak unveils more cores, higher clock speeds, and boosted IPC If these leaks are true, AMD’s Zen 6 CPU lineup will be record-breaking. Red Gaming Tech has unveiled what their sources have told them about AMD’s next-generation CPU architecture. The long and short of it is that performance gains are expected in all […]

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New PS3 emulation “breakthrough” boosts the performance of all emulated games RPCS3 contributor Elad has achieved a PlayStation 3 emulation “breakthrough” that will benefit all RPCS3 users. RPCS3 is the world’s leading PlayStation 3 emulator, allowing classic PS3 games to be played on modern hardware. This includes Windows PC, Linux, macOS (Experimental support) and FreeBSD. […]

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Linux use amongst PC gamers is growing, and Valve’s Steam Machine isn’t even out yet Valve has released its March 2026 Steam hardware survey, and it is clear that Linux adoption continues to grow among gamers. Now, Linux use has reached an all-time high of 5.33% of Steam users. This month, Linux has over twice […]

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GOG’s new versions of Capcom’s original Resident Evil games are now available on Steam Capcom has officially released its Resident Evil Classic Collection on Steam, bringing the original PC versions of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis to PC’s most popular platform. These classic game re-releases were co-developed with GOG and […]

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Sony hopes to deliver a better-than-Xbox Series S experience on its next-gen handheld with next-gen upscaling According to the leaker KeplerL2, Sony’s next-generation PlayStation 6 Handheld should feature a GPU that surpasses the Xbox Series S and Nintendo Switch 2. In fact, the leaker thinks that the system’s GPU will be “a bit ahead of […]

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MSI GPU Safeguard+ finally allows me to trust 12V-2×6 GPUs If I’m honest, I’m not a fan of 12V-2×6 or 12VHPWR. There have been far too many reports of burnt graphics cards or melted power connectors to ignore. If I were to spend many hundreds, or perhaps thousands, on a new graphics card, I want […]

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Nvidia aims to tackle shader stutter with its Auto Shader Compilation Beta Nvidia is taking action against shader compilation stutter. With its new Auto Shader Compilation (ASC) feature, Nvidia are giving gamers the option to rebuild game shaders outside of runtime to deliver a smoother gaming experience. When your PC is idling, it can be […]

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Return of the King – Multi-GPU PC gaming is ready for a comeback During the company’s DLSS 5 reveal, Nvidia teased something massive. When demoing their next-generation DLSS features, Nvidia were running multi-GPU systems. While Nvidia confirmed that DLSS 5 will be usable on single-GPU systems later this year, this demo highlighted something bigger: the […]

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The new Nvidia App beta enables DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Frame Generation and 6x Frame Generation With the newest Nvidia App beta, Nvidia has officially released DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Frame Generation and 6x Frame Generation. These options are available as DLSS Overrides on the Nvidia App and should become available to all RTX 50 series GPU […]

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