PS5 Linux adds PlayStation 5 Slim support on firmware 7.61

PlayStation 5 Slim can now boot Linux through PS5 Linux loader

The PS5 Linux project has received another compatibility update. The loader now supports PlayStation 5 firmware 7.61, which also brings support for PlayStation 5 Slim consoles.

Andy Nguyen, also known as TheOfficialFloW, said the update uses another patched vulnerability. He also confirmed that users on firmware versions between the previous supported range and 7.61 need to update specifically to 7.61.

PS5 Slim support arrives through firmware 7.61

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ASUS T1 GeForce RTX 5070 launches at €676

ASUS T1 GeForce RTX 5070 launches at €749, but retailers list it for €676

The card is a collaboration between ASUS and T1, the League of Legends team (I hope you know this team because I didn’t). This model uses a black and white design with red accents, T1 logos and a backplate with player portraits and signatures. ASUS also includes a T1-themed version of GPU Tweak III.

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OCCT v17 stable released with modular Memory Test and new launcher

OCCT v17 stable version adds AM5 Margin Probe memory preset

OCCT v17 is now available as a stable release. The update brings the redesigned Memory Test introduced during the beta phase, a new launcher, lower memory usage, and reliability changes across the application.

The new Memory Test was rebuilt around a modular system. OCCT says it currently includes 16 individual testing blocks that can be combined into custom memory stress tests. This gives users more control over how memory is written, moved, looped, and

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NVIDIA RTX 5050 9GB may be canceled or permanently delayed, AIBs have no new information

Please note that this post is tagged as a rumor .

NVIDIA’s rumored GeForce RTX 5050 9GB graphics card is not expected to launch soon, according to information VideoCardz has received from board partners. AIBs we contacted have not received any new launch details or updated schedules for this SKU.

AIBs have no new launch update

The card was previously rumored as a revised RTX 5050 model with 9GB of GDDR7 memory. Earlier reports suggested a 96-bit memory bus using 3GB

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TITAN ARMY shows 27-inch 4K 190Hz glasses-free 3D Mini LED monitor offering up to 2000 nits

TITAN ARMY has shown its M27E6V-3D monitor at the 2026 Nuclear Fusion Gaming Carnival in Shenzhen. The monitor is a 27-inch gaming display with glasses-free 3D support,

The M27E6V-3D uses a BOE ADS Pro panel with 3840×2160 resolution. The display is paired with a QD Mini LED backlight with 2304 local dimming zones. TITAN ARMY lists a peak brightness of

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Nintendo Switch 2 may get new LCD panel from Sharp

No, it’s not OLED

Nintendo Switch 2 screen revision reportedly listed by Chinese sellers.

    A new Nintendo Switch 2 LCD module has appeared on Chinese reseller websites, suggesting that Nintendo may be preparing a revised display for its handheld console.

    The information comes from Nintendo Patents Watch, which spotted a replacement LCD panel believed to be produced by Sharp. The current Switch 2 model is understood to use an Innolux panel, while the newly listed module appears to use a different circuit layout, connector and cable design.

    Not compatible

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    AMD EXPO ULL memory kits arrive with up to 79% price premium over standard kits

    AMD said EXPO ULL should be close to regular EXPO pricing, but early listings show otherwise

    AMD introduced EXPO Ultra Low Latency at Computex 2026 as an updated memory profile for Ryzen systems. The company said the new profiles can improve gaming performance by 4% on average over standard EXPO memory. AMD also suggested that EXPO ULL kits should not require a large price premium over existing EXPO modules. The first G.Skill retail listings now show a different result.

    [AMD’s] understanding from the partners is

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    AMD puts 32GB LPDDR5X on-package memory with Versal SoC

    AMD Versal Premium Gen 2 MoP delivers up to 288GB/s memory bandwidth

    AMD has announced Versal Premium Gen 2 Memory on Package, a new version of its adaptive SoC with LPDDR5X memory integrated into the same package. The company says the MoP design supports up to 32GB of LPDDR5X and up to 288GB/s of bandwidth . AMD also claims the package can reduce board area by up to 60% compared with discrete memory designs.

    Memory moves into the package

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    ZLUDA adds 32-bit PhysX support for Radeon GPUs, Mafia 2 FPS triples on RX 9070 XT

    ZLUDA v6 brings pre-alpha PhysX support to AMD GPUs

      AMD Radeon GPUs can now run some older NVIDIA PhysX workloads through ZLUDA, an open-source CUDA implementation for non-NVIDIA GPUs. The new v6 release adds pre-alpha support for 32-bit PhysX, which was used by many older PC games with GPU-accelerated physics effects.

      Early 32-bit PhysX support

      According to the ZLUDA developer, the long-running PhysX pull request is not complete yet, but it already allows some

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      AMD reportedly tells AIBs to expect 10% higher Radeon GPU and memory bundle prices in July

      Please note that this post is tagged as a rumor .

      AMD Radeon graphics cards may see another price increase soon

      AMD has reportedly notified several add-in-board partners of a new Radeon supply price increase. The rumor comes from Board Channels, which claims that AMD has issued notices to graphics card manufacturers covering GPU and memory bundle pricing.

      According to the post, AMD will raise the supply price of GPU and graphics memory kits by around 10%. The change is reportedly planned for July. The source claims the

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