GeForce Now can run on practically any modern device with an internet browser at this stage. This week though, we have become aware of something quite novel, a homebrew GeForce Now app for the Nintendo 3DS of all things.
Read More »SteelSeries launches new Ultra‑Wideband wireless Sensei and Rival mice
SteelSeries is refreshing two of its most recognisable mouse lines with the launch of the Sensei Pro and Rival Pro series. The new models introduce Ultra‑Wideband wireless and support for 8000Hz polling, with both full‑size and mini versions set to roll out in October.
Read More »NuPhy releases official 3D‑printable accessory files for its keyboards
NuPhy is opening up its design library to the community. The company has launched a new GitHub repository containing official 3D models and engineering files for its keyboard accessories, giving enthusiasts the ability to print their own or build custom parts based on NuPhy’s designs.
Read More »Turtle Beach launches Minecraft Dungeons-themed peripherals
Turtle Beach has announced a new lineup of officially licensed Minecraft and Minecraft Dungeons II peripherals, including controllers, a wired headset, and travel cases for Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox, and PC. Heading into the lineup, the Rematch Wireless Gaming controller – Minecraft Dungeons II features a lenticular faceplate that shifts …
Read More »Wardogs has surpassed 3 million copies sold
Bulkhead announced that its new tactical first-person shooter, Wardogs, surpassed three million copies sold within 18 days of its Early Access launch on September 10th. The title recorded a peak of 428,666 concurrent players on Steam three days after release and currently maintains daily peaks of around 300,000. Sales milestones …
Read More »Pixio introduces its first OLED monitor, the PX27 Luma OLED
Pixio has announced the PX27 Luma OLED, a 27-inch 1440p gaming monitor pairing a glossy WOLED panel with a 280Hz refresh rate and a 0.03ms response time. Built around a 2560×1440 WOLED display, the Pixio PX27 Luma monitor (via DisplaySpecifications) utilises a glossy coating rather than a matte finish to …
Read More »Discord is reportedly developing a “Game Mode” to cut CPU and GPU usage
Discord seems to be developing a new Game Mode for its desktop client to reduce CPU and GPU consumption while a game is running. According to a report, the app will automatically detect when a game is active and temporarily disable visual effects and animations to free up system resources. …
Read More »Thermal Grizzly partners with Noctua for quieter WireView Pro II
Thermal Grizzly has introduced a new version of its WireView Pro II GPU power‑monitoring device, this time built in collaboration with Noctua. The WireView Pro II Noctua Edition retains the full monitoring feature set of the original model but swaps in a redesigned cooling assembly based around Noctua’s NF‑A4x10 fan …
Read More »Thermalright unveils TR-A30 series cases with triple glass panels
Thermalright has introduced two new mid‑tower cases, the TR‑A30 ARGB and TR‑A30 Vision. Both models use a three‑panel glass layout and a stepped dual‑chamber interior, with integrated wraparound ARGB lighting. The Vision variant adds a magnetic ultrawide display. According to ITHome, the chassis measures 440×232×512mm, giving a volume of roughly …
Read More »Thermaltake expands fan lineup with Swafan Unify ARGB Sync series
Thermaltake has expanded its cooling lineup with the Swafan 240 Unify ARGB Sync and Swafan 360 Unify ARGB Sync. As the product name suggests, these are 240mm and 360mm unified fan frames, with multiple fans daisy‑chained together for easier installation and cable management. The Swafan Unify design mounts using four …
Read More »Noctua announces partnership with Forced Physics DCT for next-gen air cooling
Noctua and Forced Physics DCT have announced a joint research partnership to investigate how JouleForce micro‑channel array cooling could be adapted for desktop PCs and workstations. JouleForce arrays use geometry‑driven molecular collisions along micro‑channel walls to prevent boundary layers from forming, allowing heat to be extracted along the full length …
Read More »Razer launches Kiyo V2 Pro webcam featuring 4K 60FPS and auto-framing
Razer has introduced the Kiyo V2 Pro, a new 4K webcam aimed at streamers and content creators. The camera captures 4K video at 60FPS using a Sony Starvis 2 sensor, paired with an 86º wide‑angle lens and an auto‑framing system that tracks movement dynamically. The Sony Starvis 2 back‑illuminated sensor …
Read More »GDDR7 roadmap may include 4GB and 6GB chips within two years
New GDDR7 memory packages could reach 32Gb and 48Gb densities between 2027 and 2028, according to a report from Golden Pig. These capacities would translate to 4GB and 6GB per chip, offering a notable increase over today’s 16Gb (2GB) and 24Gb (3GB) options. As spotted by VideoCardz Golden Pig’s post …
Read More »Turtle Beach reveals Vulcan II XP Air wireless mechanical keyboard with gesture controls
Turtle Beach has announced the Vulcan II XP Air wireless mechanical gaming keyboard alongside the wired Vulcan II XP. These are both low-profile keyboards, with hot-swappable switches and sound dampening materials to remove unwanted clicks and clacks. The wireless Vulcan II XP Air offers tri‑mode connectivity with 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth …
Read More »Lian Li debuts Edge Hub Adv featuring automatic 12V-2×6 GPU cable shutdown
Lian Li has introduced the Edge Hub Adv, an updated USB‑controlled fan and accessory hub that adds active thermal protection for 12V‑2×6 GPU power cables. Available in black or white, the unit combines internal USB expansion, fan control and hardware‑level temperature monitoring. Two sensor ports on the Edge Hub Adv …
Read More »AnyPS5 tool targets native PS5 game execution on Windows and Linux
A new open‑source project, AnyPS5, aims to run PlayStation 5 games natively on Windows and Linux without traditional emulation. Listed on GitHub, the tool relinks PS5 executables into native formats for the host OS and reimplements the console’s system libraries for dynamic linking. Since the PS5 uses standard x86‑64 Zen …
Read More »Rockstar unveils $400 GTA VI collector’s box with no game included
Rockstar Games has unveiled Grand Theft Auto VI: The Goodtime State – Vice City Collection, a $400 collector's edition that shockingly does not include a copy of the game. Pre-orders are now open in North America and Europe ahead of its November 19th launch, with availability in other regions set to follow.
Read More »LG starts mass production of 720Hz Gaming OLED panel
LG has announced the launch and mass production of a 24.5-inch 720Hz Gaming OLED panel designed specifically for esports. The Full HD display delivers a 720Hz refresh rate alongside a 0.02ms response time, making it the highest refresh rate currently available in Full HD OLED displays. To achieve 720Hz at …
Read More »Leaker claims chips for PS6 and Xbox Helix are ‘taped out’
According to hardware leaker Kepler_L2, early silicon for Sony’s PlayStation 6 and Microsoft’s next‑generation Xbox Project Helix may have reached the tape‑out stage. The claim was shared online this week, where the leaker also outlined initial compute targets for both systems.
Read More »Logitech G unveils new Pro X3 Superstrike mouse and more
Logitech G used its G PLAY 2026 showcase to unveil fifteen new products across esports peripherals, creator tools and sim racing hardware, alongside several smaller updates across its wider lineup. Leading the announcement, Logitech expanded its competitive Pro Series range with four new additions. The PRO X3 Superstrike mouse advances …
Read More »Acer XB243YK V3 pairs 24-inch 4K panel with 160Hz refresh rate
Acer has listed a new compact gaming display in China, the XB243YK V3. The monitor pairs a 23.8-inch Fast IPS panel with a 4K resolution, delivering 185 PPI in a small footprint. According to ITHome, the Fast IPS panel features a 1ms G2G response time and a peak brightness of …
Read More »Acer chairman thinks PC prices may peak by mid‑2027
Acer chairman Jason Chen has outlined his expectations for PC pricing over the next year, saying average selling prices may reach their peak around mid‑2027 before easing in the second half of the year.
Read More »Jsaux finally launches E-Ink and Pixel Matrix faceplates for Steam Machine
Jsaux Gaming has officially launched its new E‑Ink Faceplate and Pixel Matrix Faceplate for the Steam Machine. Both magnetic front panels act as full replacement faceplates, giving owners new ways to customise the system with live telemetry, artwork and other real‑time display options.
Read More »New DRAM value‑per‑area chart draws attention amid rising memory prices
A new DRAM wafer‑value comparison has been making the rounds this week, illustrating how current memory pricing places modern DRAM generations above leading‑edge logic nodes on a per‑mm² basis.
Read More »AMD adds GDDR7 memory support to open-source Linux graphics driver
AMD has updated its open‑source Linux graphics driver with initial support for GDDR7 memory. A recent AMDGPU patch adds “GDDR7” to the driver’s recognised VRAM types, marking the first appearance of the standard in AMD’s upstream Linux code. The patch, submitted to the AMDGPU mailing list and noted by Phoronix, …
Read More »NZXT launches new S5 RGB and S5 RGB Deluxe mid‑tower cases
NZXT is bringing back its S‑series with two new compact ATX mid‑towers, the S5 RGB and S5 RGB Deluxe. Both models share the same steel chassis and dual tempered‑glass design, with the Deluxe adding extra pre‑installed RGB cooling. The S5 RGB uses a steel frame with tempered glass across the …
Read More »Mechanic Master’s new AIO has interconnected radiators
Mechanic Master has announced the Klein series, a set of dual‑radiator AIO liquid CPU coolers using what the company calls “3D Structural Split Water Cooling”. Unlike traditional AIOs that rely on a single radiator, the K240+120, K360+120 and K360+360 models each use two radiators to increase total heat‑exchange area. Images …
Read More »AMD details new technique to cut ray tracing VRAM usage
AMD has published new research detailing a tetrahedral cage ray tracing technique designed to reduce memory and computational costs when rendering animated environments. AMD's Holger Gruen explains that the method encloses dense geometry in deformable cages, enabling real‑time ray tracing of hundreds of millions of animated triangles with significantly reduced …
Read More »Rumour points to new 8P/8E Raptor Lake refresh extending the LGA1700 platform
Intel may be preparing to move on from the Core i5‑14600K with a refreshed Raptor Lake CPU featuring an eight P‑core and eight E‑core configuration. According to a new rumour, the updated chip would continue the LGA1700 platform while offering a modest bump in core count over the current 14600K.
Read More »Pulsar reveals X5 ergonomic mouse at TGS
Pulsar has showcased the X5 at the Tokyo Game Show, a new lightweight ergonomic gaming mouse aimed at users with larger hands. Early hands‑on impressions from the show floor suggest the mouse weighs around 62g, while retaining a palm-friendly shape. The mouse first appeared in photos shared by @jakeufps (via …
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