Asus ROG is expanding its presence in the display market with the announcement of a trio of new OLED gaming monitors. The lineup is spearheaded by the ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-W, the world's fastest OLED monitor, featuring the new Tandem OLED panel technology for improved brightness and longevity. The star …
Read More »Nvidia RTX Titan Ada prototype with dual 16-pin power connectors discovered
For the entire RTX 40-series generation, we've heard about the mythical, fully-enabled AD102 graphics card that never saw the light of day. Now, the “RTX Titan Ada” is no longer just a rumour. Renowned German overclocker Roman ‘Der8auer' Hartung has managed to acquire a prototype of this beastly GPU, giving …
Read More »HKC unveils world’s first 750Hz monitor
The refresh rate race has just hit a new, frankly absurd, milestone. HKC has officially launched the Ant esports ANT257PF, the world's first 750Hz gaming monitor to hit the market. This new display is aimed squarely at the top of competitive esports, where pro players demand every possible frame. As …
Read More »Valve pulls Steam GPU monitor tool
Valve claims that with its latest Steam Client Beta update, its in-game overlay provides more accurate GPU utilisation figures than the Windows Task Manager itself. However, in a swift turn of events that suggests the feature wasn't quite ready for prime time, the company has since rolled back the change, …
Read More »Pulsar eS HE 70 keyboard offers full customisation with no added software
Pulsar Gaming Gears has officially launched its new flagship esports keyboard, the eS HE 70 ANSI. This new peripheral has been designed from the ground up with the professional tournament player in mind, featuring high-performance magnetic switches and the ability to configure every setting directly on the keyboard without needing …
Read More »Path of Exile 2 finally getting new major update
While Path of Exile 2 had a huge launch in December 2024, news around the game has been pretty quiet since. That is finally changing this week with confirmation of the next major version update, bringing the game up to version 0.3.0 with a bunch of new content. While the …
Read More »Intel rolls out Shared GPU Memory Override in Arc graphics driver
Intel has just rolled out a new feature in its latest graphics driver (32.0.101.6989) for Core Ultra systems, giving users direct control over how much system memory their integrated Arc GPU can use. The new “Shared GPU Memory Override” feature allows you to increase the iGPU's VRAM pool, which could …
Read More »AMD Ryzen 5 5500X3D shows up on PassMark
Just when we thought the Zen 3 V-Cache story was over, a new and unexpected chip has surfaced. The first benchmarks for the AMD Ryzen 5 5500X3D have been spotted, confirming the existence of a new budget-friendly gaming CPU for the AM4 platform. The specifications for this CPU have been …
Read More »Razer BlackWidow V4 now available with low-profile keys
Razer has expanded the BlackWidow V4 lineup with two new models that embrace a slimmer, more streamlined design. The new BlackWidow V4 Low-profile HyperSpeed and its Tenkeyless variant are the first to feature Razer's brand-new low-profile mechanical switches, as well as other high-performance features. Taking centre stage are Razer's new …
Read More »Corsair expands AIO line-up with Nautilus RS LCD coolers
Corsair has launched the Nautilus RS LCD line of AIO coolers, a new model that brings a customisable screen to the proven RS liquid coolers. Better yet, those with an existing RS CPU cooler can upgrade with an additional LCD upgrade kit. As you might've guessed, the key feature of …
Read More »Ratatan early access release delayed
Fans eagerly awaiting the spiritual successor to the beloved rhythm-strategy series Patapon will have to wait just a little bit longer. The development team behind Ratatan has announced that the game's Steam Early Access release has been pushed back to ensure a more polished launch experience. The new release date …
Read More »GameMax expands its cooling portfolio with Glacier series AIO liquid coolers
GameMax is getting into the high-end segment of AIO liquid coolers with its new Glacier Series. Available in 240 mm and 360 mm sizes, these new coolers feature an innovative design that completely conceals the tubing for an ultra-clean look, which is complemented by a large, high-resolution LCD screen on …
Read More »Intel APO is getting support for more games soon
Intel's Application Optimisation (APO) technology, which offers game-specific performance boosts for its CPUs, is here to stay, but its future development may leave some users behind. In a Reddit discussion, a user claiming to be an Intel developer shed some light on the future of the software, confirming that support …
Read More »Lexar introduces Ares Pro PCIe 5.0 SSD with up to 4TB of storage
Lexar has thrown itself into the high-end storage ring with the announcement of its new flagship M.2 NVMe SSD series, the Ares Pro. Aimed at PC enthusiasts and hardcore gamers, these new drives leverage the PCIe 5.0 interface to deliver some impressive performance figures. The Ares Pro series will be …
Read More »Crimson Desert delayed to 2026
Pearl Abyss has announced that its highly anticipated open-world action fantasy game, Crimson Desert, has been delayed. During its latest investor call, the developer confirmed that the release has been pushed back from its original Q4 2025 window to Q1 2026. Despite the delay, Pearl Abyss confirmed that it is …
Read More »FLUX.1 Kontext editing model now available as an Nvidia NIM Microservice
Image editing on your PC has typically been a complex task reserved for developers with technical knowledge. Nvidia is looking to change that, announcing the new FLUX.1 Kontext [dev] image editing model from Black Forest Labs is now available as an easy-to-deploy Nvidia NIM microservice for RTX AI PCs. The …
Read More »New benchmarks show close match between RX 9060 and RTX 5060
The first independent benchmarks for AMD's recently launched Radeon RX 9060 have surfaced, giving us a glimpse at the performance of this OEM-exclusive graphics card. A South Korean outlet managed to get its hands on a Sapphire model, putting it through its paces to see how it stacks up against …
Read More »PUBG creator’s new survival game enters open beta
Brendan ‘PlayerUnknown' Greene, the creative mind who kickstarted the entire battle royale genre with the Arma 3 mod PlayerUnknown's Battle Royale, followed by PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, is back with a very different kind of challenge. His new studio, PlayerUnknown Productions, has surprise-launched an open beta for its upcoming hardcore survival game, …
Read More »Razer launches new Wolverine V3 PC controller with 8K polling rate
Razer has today unveiled its next generation of competitive controllers, the Wolverine V3 Pro 8K PC and the Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC. As the names suggest, these new gamepads are aimed squarely at the esports scene, offering an 8000 Hz polling rate and new anti-drift thumbsticks. Razer is …
Read More »Adata XPG unveils the Spectrix S65G RGB Gen 4 SSD
Adata's gaming brand, XPG, has just unveiled its latest SSD, the Spectrix S65G RGB Gen 4. This new M.2 drive is aimed at gamers and builders who prioritise aesthetics, combining an RGB light strip and read speeds of 6,000 MB/s. The standout feature of the S65G is its lighting. The …
Read More »AMD Ryzen 7 5700X3D might have reached end-of-life
The AMD Ryzen 7 5700X3D earned a reputation as one of the best value gaming CPUs of the AM4 era. However, according to a recent report, this CPU has now reached end-of-life status, meaning when current stocks run out, these CPUs will no longer be available. Launched back in January …
Read More »Apple may launch new entry-level Macbook powered by A18 processor
Rumours about a new entry-level MacBook that could shake up the laptop market are starting to emerge. Following earlier whispers of a more affordable model, a new report suggests this new MacBook could launch with a starting price ranging between $599 and $699, directly targeting the education-focused Chromebook market and …
Read More »Nvidia introduces RTX Pro 4000 SFF and RTX Pro 2000 for entry-level workstations
Nvidia has announced two new additions to its RTX Pro graphics card lineup. The new RTX Pro 4000 SFF and RTX Pro 2000 are designed to bring the architecture's AI and graphics performance to more mainstream and small form factor workstations, all while keeping power consumption in check. Starting with the …
Read More »Doubt cast on dual-CCD Ryzen X3D rumours
Last week, we heard the exciting prospect of a 16-core AMD Ryzen 9000X3D CPU with two 3D V-Cache chiplets. However, it might be time to temper those expectations, as a new report from the Chinese hardware community is pouring cold water on the idea of a dual-CCD V-Cache flagship arriving …
Read More »Battlefield 6 Open Beta breaks Call of Duty record on Steam
It seems the hype for Battlefield's return is very real. The Battlefield 6 Open Beta has been a success on PC this weekend, hitting a peak of over half a million concurrent players on Steam and, in the process, breaking the long-standing record held by its biggest rival, Call of …
Read More »Nintendo patent reveals unannounced crank attachment for Switch 2 Joy-Con
Nintendo keeps exploring unique ways to play, as a newly discovered patent filing reveals the company is experimenting with a crank-like peripheral for its controllers. The patent, filed with the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), shows a detachable crank that could add a new layer of tactile, rotational input to …
Read More »Intel Nova Lake Mobile processors may pack up to 28 CPU cores
While Intel's focus for the remainder of this year is on the launch of its Panther Lake mobile platform, the first detailed specifications for its successor have already begun to surface. A new leak from the reliable tipster gives us a full breakdown of the planned configurations for the 2026 …
Read More »G.Skill was able to overclock eight 32GB sticks to DDR5-8400
A new bar has been set for high-capacity memory overclocking, this time coming from the demanding world of high-end workstations. Renowned Korean overclocker ‘Phantom' has successfully pushed a colossal 256GB kit of G.Skill DDR5 Zeta R5 R-DIMM memory to DDR5-8400 with CL38-50-50 timings. What makes this record particularly noteworthy is …
Read More »AMD quietly launches the Radeon RX 7400 graphics card
Just days after unveiling the low-power Radeon Pro W7400 workstation card, it appears AMD has also quietly launched its gaming counterpart, the Radeon RX 7400. This new entry-level RDNA 3 desktop card has surfaced on AMD's website, but don't expect to find it on retail shelves, as this one is …
Read More »Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater multiplayer won’t be coming at launch
Konami has locked in the launch details for Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater. The good news is that the whole single-player campaign is just around the corner, arriving on August 28th. However, players looking to test their stealth skills against others will have to wait a bit longer, as the …
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