Computex 2023 is just around the corner. Ahead of the event, some companies have already begun revealing their new products, including ASRock, which plans to show off new motherboards, monitors and Mini PCs at the event. One of the highlights at Computex 2023 will be ASRock's impressive lineup of monitors. …
Read More »The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is one of the worst games of the year
The Lord of the Rings: Gollum has officially launched but unfortunately, despite delays and plenty of extra development time, the game has not hit it off with fans. In fact, right now, it is the lowest-rated game of the year. On Metacritic, low review scores from nearly all outlets have …
Read More »TeamGroup unveils new Xtreem DDR5 memory modules, SSDs and coolers
TeamGroup is set to return to Computex 2023 with an exciting lineup of new products. Besides reviving the Xtreem gaming memory brand, the company will also showcase its unique “aurora” RGB lighting technology live during the event. Starting with the Xtreem gaming memory, these memory modules will be available with …
Read More »Hyte unveils white variants of the Y40 case and CNVS mousepad
Following on from fan feedback, HYTE is now releasing its Y40 case in all-white form, giving customers the choice between the original black and white model and the new Snow Edition. Alongside the new case is the white version of the CNVS extra-large mouse mat. The Y40 Snow White case …
Read More »Intel Core Ultra 7 1003H CPU spotted online
Intel's upcoming Meteor Lake processors have once again made an appearance, this time with a mysterious new chip called the Intel Core Ultra 7 1003H. The existence of this new processor was revealed through a PugetBench result shared on social media. Last month, Intel introduced its new naming system in …
Read More »TeamGroup and InnoGrit are co-developing an PCIe 5.0 SSD with 14 GB/s read speeds
T-Force, the gaming brand of TeamGroup, has introduced its cutting-edge Z54A series, a new generation of PCIe Gen 5 SSDs that can push the standard's maximum read and write speeds. TeamGroup has collaborated exclusively with InnoGrit Corporation, a leading storage supplier, to develop these ultra-fast PCIe SSDs. By collaborating with …
Read More »Logitech launches the new Pro X 2 Lightspeed wireless gaming headset
Logitech G unveiled its latest offering for esports enthusiasts – the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed wireless gaming headset. Created in collaboration with top esports players, the Pro X 2 is the brand's new flagship gaming headset, featuring the brand new Pro-G graphene audio drivers. The new Pro-G graphene …
Read More »SteelSeries announces lineup of Diablo IV limited edition peripherals
The long-awaited release of Diablo IV is on the horizon, and SteelSeries is getting in on the action with a line up of Diablo IV Limited Edition peripherals. The Diablo IV limited edition peripherals are based on SteelSeries' existing products, namely the Arctis Nova 7 Wireless, Aerox 5 Wireless, QcK …
Read More »AMD Ryzen and Athlon 7020 C-series APUs now available for Chromebooks
To redefine the Chromebook experience, AMD has officially unveiled its highly anticipated 7020C series APUs. With four variants to choose from, these processors are set to elevate the performance and efficiency of Chromebooks to new heights. While the 7020C series processors are not based on the latest Zen 4 or …
Read More »Cooler Master unveils pricey Cooling X and Sneaker X PC systems
Cooler Master will soon launch two new unique PC systems targeted at those looking for liquid-cooled, high-end machines. First, there's the Cooling X, featuring a more traditional design with reduced dimensions and handgrips. Then, there's the Sneaker X, a sneaker-shaped PC that will surely stand out from the competition. The …
Read More »Leaked Intel roadmap doesn’t include Meteor Lake-S (6P+8E) chip
An Intel roadmap for 2023 and beyond has been leaked, revealing updates for the 18th week of the year, from May 1st to May 7th. Although most of it is covered, the updated roadmap confirms the cancellation of a specific Meteor Lake-S processor for the desktop we've heard about in …
Read More »Ubisoft’s Star Wars game reportedly targeting 2024 release window
Ubisoft is reportedly targeting an early 2024 release for its highly anticipated open-world Star Wars game. Developed by Ubisoft Massive, the game is slated to launch within the company's fiscal year, ending on March 31st, 2024. Despite the report, sources from Kotaku have cautioned that this timeline might be too …
Read More »Early 3DMark results of the AMD Radeon RX 7600 and Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti 8GB emerge
While we wait for the release of the AMD Radeon RX 7600 and Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti 8GB, some 3DMark benchmark results have leaked, allowing us to have an early glimpse at the performance of the upcoming GPUs and compare it with older ones. The benchmark results shared by VideoCardz …
Read More »AMD Radeon RX 7600 reference card design leaks
The AMD Radeon RX 7600 reference design has been leaked, showing a compact-sized graphics card perfect for small enclosures. Measuring less than 21cm, this card is one of AMD's smallest reference cards in recent times. According to the pictures shared by VideoCardz, the Radeon RX 7600 reference card (aka MBA …
Read More »Intel x86S is a new 64-bit architecture that removes 32- and 16-bit mode support
Intel has unveiled its vision for a simplified processor instruction set architecture (ISA) via a recently published whitepaper. The proposed plan focuses on streamlining the architecture by reducing legacy support and transitioning to a 64-bit-only framework called ‘Intel x86S'. With the prevalence of 64-bit operating systems and the growing demand …
Read More »Mortal Kombat 1 PC system requirements have been revealed
Following the announcement of the new Mortal Kombat title, the developers have shared the official system requirements to play the game on PC. The game will utilise the DX12 API and demand a significant amount of storage space, clocking in at 100GB. Mortal Kombat 1 was officially announced this week, …
Read More »Nvidia will only be releasing a Founders Edition of the 8GB RTX 4060 Ti
This week, Nvidia officially announced the RTX 4060 family of graphics cards, including a standard RTX 4060, and two versions of the RTX 4060 Ti, one with 8GB of memory (launching this month) and another with 16GB of memory, scheduled to arrive in July. Nvidia has now also confirmed that …
Read More »MSI launches upgraded Optix G274F gaming monitor
MSI has recently introduced the successor to the MSI Optix G274, known as the MSI G274F, which comes with notable improvements over its predecessor. One of the key upgrades is the enhanced refresh rate, now reaching an impressive 180Hz. This new MSI G274F has a 27-inch Rapid IPS display, offering …
Read More »AMD RX 7600 specifications confirmed by GPU-Z screenshot
New information about the upcoming RX 7600 graphics card has surfaced, primarily thanks to a new GPU-Z screenshot detailing the upcoming GPU. Although the software does not officially support this particular graphics card yet, it has already introduced Navi 33 support, allowing us to see the correct GPU specifications...
Read More »Thermaltake introduces The Tower 200 for vertical mini-ITX builds
Thermaltake has introduced The Tower 200, a Mini-ITX case designed to accommodate a 380mm long GPU and a 280 mm AIO radiator. Despite its compact size, The Tower 200 offers exceptional hardware support without compromising on space-saving advantages. Retaining its predecessors' iconic vertical body design, this chassis combines aesthetics with …
Read More »Gigabyte issues statement on AM5 motherboard voltage issues
Following the recent media reports about the SOC voltage exceeding 1.3V on Gigabyte AM5 motherboards running the latest BIOS (F10D) with EXPO enabled, the company has issued a statement clarifying the method used to correctly obtain SOC voltage readings. “GIGABYTE respects and appreciates the media’s support and favor to GIGABYTE …
Read More »Crucial replaces discontinued Ballistix memory with new Crucial Pro memory modules
After discontinuing the Ballistix series, Crucial's memory lineup was limited to classic no-heatsink modules. These may be enough for general users, but gamers tend to look for fast modules with tighter timings and better aesthetics, something Crucial's standard modules didn't offer. Fast forwarding a few months, the memory manufacturer is …
Read More »SteelSeries unveils new Arctis Nova 4 headset
SteelSeries has expanded its Arctis Nova lineup by introducing the Arctis Nova 4 headsets. Offering a more affordable option for gamers seeking wireless headsets, the Arctis Nova 4 incorporates the Nova Acoustic System, delivering Hi-Fi audio with the added advantage of the Sonar Audio Software Suite and 360° Spatial Audio. …
Read More »Montech’s new MKey gaming keyboard boasts Gateron G Pro 2.0 switches
Montech has recently unveiled its latest mechanical keyboard – the MKey. Featuring a design inspired by the grandeur of the Osaka Castle in Japan, including colour accents and stable infrastructure. The MKey keyboard lineup boasts pre-lubed Gateron G Pro 2.0 switches (Red, Yellow, and Brown), ensuring smooth and precise key …
Read More »Nvidia may discontinue the RTX 3060 Ti ahead of RTX 4060 series launch
Due to GPU shortages and inflated prices, Nvidia chose not to discontinue its RTX 30 series GPUs once new RTX 40 series models arrived. That may change with the RTX 4060 Ti, which will reportedly replace the RTX 3060 Ti entirely. Discussions at the Chinese board channels forum (via Benchlife …
Read More »Nvidia reportedly developing GPU architecture for MediaTek flagship mobile SoC
AMD and Nvidia may soon compete against each other in a new market segment. Recently, AMD collaborated with Samsung to bring RDNA GPU technology to Samsung's mobile SoCs. Now, it is being reported that Nvidia is developing a mobile GPU architecture for future Mediatek SoCs.
Read More »Embark Studios has transformed ARC Raiders into a PvPvE survival extraction shooter
Since its initial announcement as a third-person co-op action game, Embark Studios' ARC Raiders has come a long way. While it lost the title of being Embark Studios' first release to The Finals, the project has undergone significant changes, transforming the game into a PvPvE survival extraction shooter. Embark Studios …
Read More »New Gigabyte AM5 BIOS suffers from SoC Voltage issues
It seems like ASUS isn't the only one having issues with their BIOS firmware on AMD AM5 motherboards. Gigabyte is also being criticised for not fixing the SoC voltage issue on its AM5 motherboards with its latest BIOS. After reports of exploding CPUs, AMD identified the issue and requested motherboard …
Read More »Dan Cases and Lian Li team up to launch new C4-SFX case
Dan Cases has announced the launch of its new C4-SFX, a new case designed for small form factor enthusiasts and gamers who want a high-end PC experience in a compact form factor. This elegant enclosure developed in collaboration with Lian Li focuses on solid cooling and high-end hardware compatibility while …
Read More »The Xbox Series X/S has surpassed 2 million sales in the UK
The Xbox Series X|S has been selling pretty well in the UK. Since its launch 128 weeks ago, customers have bought over two million consoles (combining both models), making it the eighth fastest-selling console in the region. The data comes from the analysts at GfK (via gamesindsutry.biz), who also added …
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