PlayStation 5 Pro PSSR is Superior to AMD FSR 3.1 But Lags Behind NVIDIA DLSS in Multiple Scenarios; True Test Will Be Games with Low Internal Resolutions

The PlayStation 5 Pro AI-powered PSSR upscaler is definitely superior to AMD FSR 3.1 but lags behind NVIDIA DLSS in certain scenarios, according to a very early comparison. A couple of days back, Digital Foundry shared a face-off video between the three upscalers based on Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart using approximate quality settings, as getting a perfect match proved to not be possible. In addition, the PC version of the game by Insomniac uses a different implementation of Dynamic Resolution Scaling than the console version.

Samsung Announces The Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition With An 8-Inch Dynamic AMOLED Display, 16GB Of RAM, And Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Chipset

It has not been long since Samsung launched its Galaxy Z Fold 6, which users were looking forward to. Contrary to the expectation, the new model did not undergo a major design overhaul and instead shared many similarities with its predecessor. This came as a disappointment for users, especially when the competition in the foldable market is getting intense, and the technology keeps on advancing. The company did acknowledge its lack of innovation and even issued a public apology for it. Now, the South Korean firm has stepped up its game

ASUS’s ROG Maximus Z890 APEX Motherboard Posts A Rock-Solid 9200 MT/s DDR5 CUDIMM Memory Support At Gear 2 Mode

ASUS's ROG Maximus Z890 APEX motherboard is going to be a beast of memory overclock, with up to 9200 MT/s Gear 2 support on DDR5 CUDIMM. ASUS's ROG Maximus Z890 APEX Is The Apex Predator of DDR5 CUDIMM Memory Overclocking, Up To 9200 MT/s Speeds Demoed at Gear 2 Mode We have seen a range of DDR5 CUDIMM results in early test results shared as demonstrations by memory vendors such as TeamGroup and G

Crimson Desert Got a Sony Offer for a Timed Exclusive, But Pearl Abyss Refused

In July 2023, Korean publications reported that Sony was attempting to secure some sort of exclusivity for Crimson Desert, the upcoming action/adventure game in development at Pearl Abyss. Now, the Korean developer and publisher primarily known for Black Desert has confirmed that was indeed the case. More specifically, they revealed to have received an offer from Sony for a timed exclusivity that would ban the Xbox version for a period of time. However, they decided to go with the self-publishing route after judging it would

Nintendo Switch Online Playtest Is a Community Game With Which Nintendo Tests Server Boundaries for Mass Multiplayer

When the Nintendo Switch Online playtest was first announced on October 10, fans were extremely curious of what it could be all about. Today, the playtest became available for download to the users who had been selected ahead of the test actually going live on October 23. Alongside the download, users were also provided with plenty of information on the mysterious Nintendo Switch Online playtest, and those details have just leaked. As it turns out, this is a community game about connections with which Nintendo seeks to 'test the

Samsung Now Rumored To Use The Exynos 2500 In The Galaxy S25 And Galaxy S25 Plus, With The ‘Ultra’ Variant Exclusively Shipping With The Snapdragon 8 Gen 4

The chipset choice rumors for the Galaxy S25 series are going all over the place, as previously, it was rumored that Samsung would exclusively launch the upcoming lineup with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 as its Exynos 2500 will not be ready due to poor yields. Then again, we should brace ourselves for a potential twist in the future launch because a new rumor claims that the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25 Plus will arrive with the Exynos 2500, leaving the Galaxy S

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MediaTek Charging A Premium For Its Dimensity 9400, Causing Flagships Like The Vivo X200 Series To Be Priced 7.5 Percent Higher Than Market Expectations

This year is the first time companies like Qualcomm and MediaTek have switched to TSMC’s 3nm technology to launch their cutting-edge chipsets. In the case of the Dimensity 9400, producing it using advanced lithography does not come cheap, forcing phone makers like Vivo to keep a healthy profit margin by increasing the price of its newest X200 series by 7.5 percent. This rising trend is expected to be exacerbated by the arrival of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4, with its unveiling said

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Intel “Raptor Lake Refresh” Core 200H & Core 200U Mobile CPU Lineup Leaks Out, Core 270H Up To 5.8 GHz

Intel's Core 200H & Core 200U "Raptor Lake Refresh" CPU lineup has been leaked and will feature several models targeted at gaming & mainstream laptops. Intel Plans To Release a "Raptor Lake Refresh" Mobile Lineup As Well, Involving SKUs Up To 16-Cores & 5.8 GHz For those unaware, Intel's Lunar Lake chips aren't the only lineup that was being prepared by the firm for the laptop segment rather, the firm has planned out a refresh

Dummy Units Show The iPhone SE 4 Will Be Eerily Similar To The iPhone 14 In Design, With A Potential ‘Plus’ Size Variant That May Never Launch

Apple is gradually upgrading its entire product line with internals that will enable it to handle Apple Intelligence features. Today, a tipster has shared two dummy units of the iPhone SE 4, showcasing a larger 'Plus' model. The dummy units' images show the iPhone SE 4 design, which eerily resembles the iPhone 14. The dummy units also reveal additional aspects of the device, but we are skeptical that the larger model would not be announced at all. iPhone SE 4 is expected to feature the same design as

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Apple May Not Launch The iPad 11 This Year Because It Will Not Feature The Minimum Hardware Required To Run The Company’s Generative AI Features

Apple Intelligence requires a capable A-series or M-series chipset with a powerful Neural Engine and 8GB of RAM as the bare minimum to run generative AI features, so many iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus owners were likely livid when they found out that their one-year devices that cost a decent chunk of change would not be supported. Apple likely does not want to make this a habit of pushing customers away, especially when it has yet to roll out the first wave of features, which is