AMD's quiet rebranding trend continues, with the latest victim being the company's latency-reduction software. Following the recent transition that saw the “FidelityFX” moniker stripped away in favour of a unified “FSR” prefix, a new commit in the FSR SDK 2.2 suggests that Anti-Lag 2 is being prepared for a name …
Read More »New AUO display lineup includes up to 800Hz panels
Panel manufacturer AUO is set to make a significant splash at the upcoming Touch Taiwan 2026 trade show in Taipei. Leading its gaming-focused lineup is a world-first 24-inch Full HD panel capable of a staggering 800Hz refresh rate. As reported by Prad, the company is also addressing the high-resolution enthusiast …
Read More »Micron reportedly developing vertically stacked GDDR to rival HBM in AI Workloads
Micron is reportedly working on a major architectural shift in graphics memory that could change how mid-range GPUs and AI accelerators are designed. According to recent reports, the company is developing vertically stacked GDDR, a new memory category intended to sit between the “standard” discrete GDDR we see on consumer …
Read More »ID-Cooling Frozn A620 SLK arrives with unique tower design
ID-Cooling is continuing its aggressive expansion of the Frozn lineup with the launch of the Frozn A620 SLK. This new CPU air cooler introduces a “hybrid” architecture , integrating two “half-tower” fin stacks into a single 160mm-tall unit. The primary innovation of the Frozen A620 SLK (via ITHome) is its …
Read More »New Xbox CEO retires “This is an Xbox” campaign
New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has officially retired the controversial “This is an Xbox” marketing campaign. The initiative, which debuted in late 2024, sought to brand everything from smart TVs to handhelds as an Xbox, suggesting that dedicated hardware was optional. According to a Microsoft spokesperson, Sharma pulled the plug …
Read More »Avatar Legends confirmed for July release
The competitive fighting game scene is bracing for a packed summer. In addition to Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, developer Gameplay Group International has locked in a July 2nd release date for Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game. The 2D brawler, which brings the elemental combat of the Avatar universe to life, …
Read More »Corsair unveils its first ever glass mousepad
Corsair is officially expanding its presence in the peripheral market with a refresh of its MM mousepad family. The new lineup introduces three distinct tiers, headlined by the company's first foray into the premium glass segment: the MM Glass Large. Measuring 400mm x 500mm, the MM Glass Large is the …
Read More »Nvidia will reportedly showcase N1 SoC for laptops at Computex 2026
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is reportedly preparing to shake up the mobile computing market at Computex in June. It is claimed that Nvidia will be launching new Arm-based processors for laptops, including the N1 and N1X. Reports from CTEE (via VideoCardz) indicate that Nvidia has booked substantial space at the …
Read More »Samsung Display introduces QuantumBlack film to eliminate QD-OLED reflections
Samsung Display has officially announced the launch of QuantumBlack, a next-generation display film engineered to address one of QD-OLED's primary weaknesses: ambient light interference. While self-emissive panels excel at delivering “True Black” by cutting power to individual pixels, external light reflecting off the panel has historically caused dark scenes to …
Read More »Leak points to new first-party only tier for Xbox Game Pass
The Xbox Game Pass tier lineup might be about to change once again. Following the recent appointment of Asha Sharma as the new CEO of Microsoft Gaming, reports are surfacing that a budget-friendly, first-party-focused Game Pass tier is currently being planned. According to findings shared by Better xCloud, the Triton tier is …
Read More »Sharkoon launches three new budget-friendly AIO Coolers
Sharkoon is expanding its cooling portfolio with the launch of three new all-in-one liquid coolers – the S60 ARGB, S50 ARGB, and the S40. The S60 ARGB is the biggest of the trio, featuring a 360mm radiator and three pre-installed 120mm ARGB PWM fans. Sharkoon has opted for a square …
Read More »Thermaltake expands EX series with dual infinity mirror fans
Thermaltake is once again iterating on its magnetic fan ecosystem, this time leaning heavily into the “infinity mirror” trend. The newly launched Swafan EX Infinity ARGB and CT EX Infinity ARGB series bring a fresh aesthetic to the company's MagForce 2.0 lineup, utilising layered reflections on both the hub and …
Read More »ASRock unveils 32GB Intel Arc Pro B70 Creator and Passive GPUs
ASRock has officially rolled out its custom take on the Intel Arc Pro B70. Targeting the growing demand for local AI inference and professional rendering, ASRock has introduced two distinct models: the Intel Arc Pro B70 Creator 32GB and the Intel Arc Pro B70 Passive 32GB. The Intel Arc Pro …
Read More »MSI debuts MPG Ai TS Series PSUs with Safeguard+ GPU protection system
MSI has officially introduced its MPG Ai TS series, a high-end PSU lineup that moves beyond passive safety measures. The headline feature here is GPU Safeguard+, a monitoring suite designed to detect electrical anomalies before they cause physical damage to graphics cards. Unlike traditional PSUs that rely on over-current protection …
Read More »Lofree unveils the Hyzen, the first keyboard to use tactile mechanical-magnetic switches
Lofree is trying to make its mark in the keyboard market with the Hyzen. This 65% keyboard features a sleek, CNC-cut aluminium chassis that hides a suite of enthusiast-grade internals, most notably a brand-new switch type that claims to bridge the gap between traditional mechanical feel and magnetic performance. According …
Read More »Scythe expands its portfolio with affordable Magoroku dual-tower CPU cooler
Scythe is preparing to launch a new affordable CPU cooler - the SCMR-1000, better known as the Magoroku. First teased at the end of last year, this dual-tower heatsink is finally nearing its retail debut with a price tag that takes direct aim at the current budget kings.
Read More »Mysterious AMD RDNA 4m graphics spotted
AMD's roadmap for integrated graphics is becoming increasingly complex as the company appears to be looking to bridge the gap between its current offerings and the next-generation UDNA architecture. New commits to the LLVM compiler suggest that the previously spotted GFX1170 target, branded as RDNA 4m, is expanding, as two …
Read More »Asus warns of PC price hikes due to memory shortages
The cost of building or buying a PC is set to skyrocket in the coming months, as Asus joins MSI in becoming another major manufacturer to signal incoming price increases. Yi-Hsiang Liao, GM of the Asus Joint Technology Systems Division, confirmed during a recent Zenbook A16 launch event that the …
Read More »Windows 11 “Full Screen Experience” is now becoming “Xbox Mode”
Microsoft seems to be doubling down on its efforts to streamline the PC gaming experience by rebranding the "Full Screen Experience" (FSE) that debuted on the ROG Xbox Ally to the more concise "Xbox mode". Announced during a technical session at GDC 2026, this shift is designed to make the feature more accessible to mainstream users.
Read More »AMD releases FSR SDK 2.2 with improvements to upscaling and Ray Regeneration
AMD has officially launched the FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) SDK 2.2, marking a major milestone in the evolution of its FSR "Redstone" technology stack. The updated SDK provides developers with the tools to implement FSR 4.1, Ray Regeneration 1.1, and Frame Generation 4.0 into their titles.
Read More »MSI bundles Solasta 2 with QD-OLED monitors
MSI is looking to capitalise on the launch of the tactical RPG sequel, Solasta 2, by bundling the game with its latest high-end QD-OLED displays. The promotion highlights two specific monitors from MSI's 2026 lineup: the MPG 271QR QD-OLED X50 and the MAG 272UP QD-OLED X24. The flagship of this …
Read More »Geometric Future unveils compact Model 3 mATX chassis
Geometric Future has officially expanded its “Model” series with the introduction of the Model 3. Drawing clear design inspiration from the larger Model 5, this latest entry adopts a more compact footprint, therefore changing compatibility with components. Measuring 235 x 440 x 400mm, the Model 3 (via ITHome) adopts an …
Read More »Nintendo is reportedly working on a Switch 2 hardware revision to meet EU repair laws
The European Union is pushing for tighter right-to-repair legislation for consumer electronics, and we are already starting to see some results. Nintendo is reportedly already preparing a Switch 2 hardware revision, which will comply with the new EU rules by making the internal battery easily replaceable.
Read More »Microsoft pledges Windows 11 overhaul to fix performance and bloat
With user sentiment toward Windows 11 reaching a new low, evidenced by the increasingly popular “Microslop” slang, Microsoft appears to have finally hit the brakes. The software giant is now acknowledging that its aggressive push for AI integration and a “simplified” UI has come at the expense of core OS …
Read More »Mark Cerny confirms ML-based frame generation is coming to PlayStation
Sony has officially lifted the curtain on its “Project Amethyst” collaboration with AMD, confirming that machine learning-based frame generation is headed to PlayStation hardware. The news comes alongside the debut of PSSR 2.0, which has recently been rolled out to 12 games. This update finally leverages the full AI capabilities …
Read More »Lenovo may have confirmed that a 12GB RTX 5070 Laptop GPU is coming
The rumor surrounding an RTX 5070 Laptop GPU with 12GB of VRAM isn't new, but after the latest findings, it's almost certainly in development. Evidence has shifted from vague speculation to appearing in official, public-facing documentation from Lenovo. As of today, Nvidia still hasn't officially confirmed this SKU, but the …
Read More »Valve preps the Steam Machine and finally tackles Deck battery drain with SteamOS 3.8 preview
Valve has officially released the SteamOS 3.8.0 update to the Preview branch, and while the patch notes are extensive, one line has stood out: "Initial support for upcoming Steam Machine hardware". This confirmation comes at a critical time, following a wave of release date uncertainty due to memory shortages.
Read More »ASRock expands its monitor lineup with five new Phantom Gaming models
ASRock is continuing its aggressive expansion into the gaming peripheral market, announcing a fresh lineup of Phantom Gaming and Challenger series monitors. The new headliners, the PG27FFS2E, PG27FFS2E-W, and PG27FFS1A, are clearly aimed at the heart of the competitive-grade market, offering a 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response times on …
Read More »Asus debuts ROG Cetra Open Wireless earbuds
We've seen plenty of wireless earbuds marketed towards the gaming crowd over the years but open-ear designed earbuds have not really been a thing in the gaming market. That is changing this year with the launch of the Asus ROG Cetra Open Wireless earbuds. The hardware design is particularly clever, …
Read More »SK Group chairman claims ongoing memory shortage could last up to four years
The memory market might be entering a “long winter” for consumers, as SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won delivered a sobering prevision at Nvidia's GTC 2026. The narrative that high prices are a temporary blip might not be as short-lived as some imagined, as Chey says the current supply-demand gap won't …
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