AMD has dominated CPU gaming performance benchmarks in recent years with its 3D V-Cache equipped models. We've been waiting for Intel's answer to this technology for quite some time and according to new reports, we will see it first in the next-generation Nova Lake-S desktop CPUs. Starting with the cache, …
Read More »Nvidia slashes RTX 50 GPU prices for Black Friday
Black Friday has brought sweeping discounts across Nvidia’s range of RTX 50‑series graphics cards. If you are shopping around for your next gaming upgrade, we've compiled some of the best deals for you to check out.
Read More »NZXT Black Friday deals cut prices across cases, coolers, peripherals and more
Black Friday has once again brought deep discounts across PC hardware, and NZXT is among the brands making a strong showing this year. Known for its clean case designs and popular Kraken coolers, NZXT’s lineup sees prices cut across cases, PSUs, AIOs, and peripherals. On the case front, the popular …
Read More »Endorfy launches trio of budget-friendly Vero L6 PSUs
ENDORFY has expanded its lineup of ATX 3.1‑ready power supplies with three new additions - the Vero L6 750W, Vero L6 650W, and Vero L6 550W. All three units are equipped with a fixed 12V‑2x6 cable to support current and future generation RTX graphics cards, a Stratus 120mm fan co‑developed with Synergy Cooling, and high‑quality capacitors rated for operation at up to 105°C.
Read More »AOC launches two new esports-grade 320Hz and 420Hz gaming monitors
The latest AOC Gaming monitors have been announced with some very impressive specs. The U27G4XM is a 27‑inch MiniLED display with Dual Hz mode, giving you the best of both worlds with a 4K/160Hz mode and a 1080p/320Hz mode for competitive gaming. If you want an even higher refresh rate, then the 25G4KUR boasts an impressive 420Hz refresh rate.
Read More »Four more DLSS-supported games have been announced
NVIDIA has added four titles to its DLSS lineup this week. Project Motor Racing, Prologue: Go Wayback! and Whiskerwood now support DLSS, while Eclipse Glow Games has released a new gameplay trailer for Tides of Annihilation, which will debut with full DLSS 4 support.
Read More »Steam Awards 2025 voting begins
With the Golden Joystick Awards concluded and The Game Awards candidates announced, the annual awards season is in full swing. The Steam Awards 2025 have officially opened for nominations, giving PC players the chance to champion their favourite titles across 11 categories. Finalists will be revealed on December 18th, coinciding …
Read More »Acer cuts Predator and Nitro gaming laptop prices by up to £400 for Black Friday
Acer UK is cutting prices across its Predator and Nitro gaming laptop ranges this Black Friday, with discounts of up to £400 on selected models.
Read More »Sharkoon returns to wireless headset market with SKILLER SGH40W
Sharkoon is making its return to the wireless headset market with the new SKILLER SGH40W, packing large 53mm drivers for balanced audio with plenty of volume.
Read More »Thermal Grizzly launches TG Calliper for DIY PC builders
Thermal Grizzly has introduced a new specialised tool for PC builders – the TG Caliper, designed to make measurement tasks easier when planning out a custom liquid cooling loop. The TG Caliper is constructed from high-hardness, rust-resistant ABS plastic, making it lightweight and dust- and splash-resistant (IP54). It features an …
Read More »Black Ops 7 Season 1 full content roadmap revealed
The full roadmap for Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Season 1 has been revealed, including countless additions across all game modes.
Read More »Assassin’s Creed Shadows x Attack on Titan officially announced
In an odd announcement, Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Shadows is crossing over with the popular Anime series Attack on Titan.
Read More »Live-action Far Cry TV show adaptation officially announced
A live-action adaptation of Ubisoft’s Far Cry series has been announced and greenlit by FX; starring Rob Mac of IASIP fame.
Read More »Ghost of Yotei update adds VRR support; 40fps mode; NewGame+ and much more
Ghost of Yotei’s 1.1 update includes much more than was initially promised, adding a 40fps mode, VRR support; NewGame+ and more.
Read More »AOC China reveals 300Hz QHD Mini-LED display
AOC China has unveiled the Q27G4SMN, a new 27-inch VA monitor with a Mini LED backlight. The display features a native QHD resolution and a 300Hz refresh rate, a much higher refresh rate than we've typically seen in Mini-LED monitors The Q27G4SMN employs 1152 Quantum Dot (QD) Mini-LED zones to …
Read More »Leo Says 83 – Nvidia, OpenAI & Rising RAM Prices: The Hidden Story
Here at KitGuru we know you are sick of hearing about AI, however we have more bad news in this episode of Leo Says and it's all about the impact of AI. The shock is that Nvidia only has a minor part in this particular drama with the spotlight falling on Sam Altman of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT...
Read More »MSI slashes laptop prices for Black Friday this week
We've covered many of MSI's Black Friday deals so far, focussed around monitors and DIY PC hardware. Today, MSI rolled out its list of laptop deals, cutting prices across gaming and business-oriented models.
Read More »Microsoft rolls out Xbox Full Screen Experience preview for Windows 11 PCs
Microsoft has released the first public preview build of the Xbox Full Screen Experience (FSE), expanding its availability beyond handheld devices. The feature, previously limited to sub-10-inch displays like the ROG Xbox Ally X, is now officially accessible for testing on traditional desktops, laptops, and tablets via the Xbox Insider …
Read More »Nvidia launches GeForce Now ‘Fast Pass’ tier exclusive to Chromebooks
Google and Nvidia have teamed up to introduce the GeForce Now Fast Pass, a new cloud gaming subscription tier built exclusively for Chromebook owners. The service offers access to over 2,000 “Ready-to-Play” titles from users' existing game libraries (Steam, Epic, Xbox, etc.), and every new Chromebook purchase now includes a …
Read More »Microsoft acknowledges Windows 11 File Explorer lag
The slow performance of the Windows 11 File Explorer has been a complaint since the operating system's debut. Microsoft has finally addressed this fundamental shortcoming, though the solution is less an architectural fix and more a clever workaround. Microsoft (via Windows Central) has officially acknowledged the performance problems and is …
Read More »Chieftec’s latest mATX case looks like a subwoofer
Chieftec has introduced a new Micro-ATX chassis, The Cube, that draws design inspiration from large audio speakers. As the name suggests, the case sports a minimalist, boxy design, with its signature look provided by a large circular front vent covered in breathable fabric, reminiscent of a subwoofer. The Chieftec The …
Read More »Latest Hitman elusive target mission puts Agent 47 up against Eminem
Last month, IO Interactive made headlines with its latest HITMAN elusive target mission, bringing legendary martial artist Bruce Lee into the game. Now, IO Interactive has a new target for Agents to take out, the one and only Slim Shady. Eminem vs Slim Shady is the latest elusive target contract …
Read More »Valve drops more hints on Steam Machine’s PC-like pricing
While Valve has still not announced exact prices for its upcoming hardware launches, members of the hardware team have been dropping some hints. After confirming that the Steam Machine will not be priced ‘like a console', two Valve workers have now added that PC gamers should expect pricing in line …
Read More »Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Season 1 release date officially announced
Treyarch have officially confirmed that Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Season 1 will launch in just over a week on the 4th of December.
Read More »Long-rumoured Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Remake reportedly launching in March
Ubisoft’s long-rumoured Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Remake could be arriving in just a few months’ time in March of 2026.
Read More »Street Fighter 6 officially surpasses 6 million copies sold
Street Fighter 6 has now officially sold over 6 million copies since its launch in 2023, closing in on SFV’s 7.9 million.
Read More »Fallout 4 update aims to fix some of what Bethesda broke with its Anniversary Edition
If Bethesda is known for one thing, it’s featuring a ton of bugs in its games. Luckily, dedicated modders have for years kept the likes of Fallout 4 stable with countless mods, bug fixes and other optimisations – a majority of which were recently broken thanks to Fallout 4’s controversial Anniversary update. Just a few weeks later and a double-edged sword of an announcement has been made, with Fallout 4 set to receive yet another update which many fans have not been asking for.
Read More »KRAFTON announces PUBG: Black Budget, closed Alpha set for December
Krafton and PUBG Studios have officially revealed PUBG: Black Budget, a new tactical extraction shooter that is moving the franchise beyond the classic battle royale format. The game will be a PvPvE extraction shooter built around tension, survival, and a unique supernatural premise. Players will take on the role of …
Read More »Intel Nova Lake may use mix of Xe3 and Xe3P GPU cores
The integrated GPU architecture for Intel's upcoming Nova Lake processors has been subject to conflicting leaks. While initial Linux kernel patches suggested the CPUs would feature Xe3P graphics, an architecture also used by the Crescent Island datacenter GPU, a new report claims otherwise. Coelcanth's Dream has shared a list of changes …
Read More »PlayStation games have generated $1.5B through Steam
Sony has been selling its games on PC for a few years now and at this point, many are expecting more and more PlayStation-published titles to release day-one on PC alongside consoles. How much money has Sony made by opening up its games to the PC market? Well according to new analysis, the number should be over $1.5 billion.
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