Need for Speed Underground looks great with this new RTX Remix mod Thanks to the modder “alessandro893“, there is a new way to play Need for Speed Underground on PC. Now, the classic racer is available to play using Nvidia’s RTX Remix technology. This RTX version of Need for Speed Underground features higher resolution textures, […]

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PlayStation 4 emulation takes a huge step forward as Bloodborne becomes bootable on shadPS4 While Sony has been bringing many of its PlayStation 4 classics to PC, From Software’s Bloodborne remains restricted to Sony’s last-generation console. Now, the PlayStation 4 emulator shadPS4 can now boot Bloodborne on PC. While the game is not playable, it […]

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Samsung launches their 61.44 TB BM1743 SSD and teases larger models Following Solidigm and Western Digital, Samsung have become the third company to release a 60TB-class SSD with their new BM1743 SSD. This new SSD will arrive in two forms, a U.2 model with a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface for traditional servers, and a E3.S […]

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QNAP pushes to deliver value and performance with their 10GbE TS-432X and TS-632X Tower NAS devices At OC3D, we love fast networking solutions, but having a fast home or office network is useless unless your devices can make use of their speeds. Today, QNAP has released two new entry-level business NAS models that offer 10GbE […]

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Sabrent gives Valve’s Steam Deck more USB ports with their new “Gaming Hub” add-on Sabrent have given Valve’s Steam Deck a major upgrade with their new USB “Gaming Hub” add-on. With it, users of Valve’s PC gaming handheld can have access to more connectivity options using a form-fitted, colour matched USB hub add-on. Users […]

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Satisfactory 1.0 is releasing this September Coffee Stain Studios have announced that Satisfactory’s highly anticipated 1.0 update will become available on September 10th. This means Satisfactory leaving Steam Early Access. Once the game leaves early access, it will be available at a higher price as a “finished” game. Right now, Satisfactory has an asking price […]

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The Kingdom Hearts series is now Steam Deck Verified Last month the Kingdom Hearts series arrived on Steam, breaking the franchise’s Epic Games Store exclusivity on PC. Now, all three of the Kingdom Hearts games on Steam are now Steam Deck Verified. That means that the three games are now officially supported by Valve’s PC […]

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Fallout London is almost ready to be released on PC through GOG Fallout London, the expansion-sized mode for Fallout 4, will soon be available to PC gamers. Team FOLON, the team behind Fallout London, has confirmed that their mod will be released through GOG, the popular DRM-free PC gaming storefront. Currently, several builds of the […]

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AMD Ryzen 9 9900X showcases Zen 5’s single-threaded performance in leaked Geekbench result AMD’s upcoming 12-core Ryzen 9 9900X CPU appears to deliver top-tier levels of single-threaded performance in Geekbench. With a single-threaded score of 3401, this CPU delivers performance levels that are much stronger than Intel’s i9-14900K. In fact, this new 12-core beats their […

Intel’s reportedly moving to TSMC 4nm with their Xe2 “Battlemage” discrete GPUs According to Digitimes, Intel has opted to use TSMC’s 4nm lithography node to power their upcoming Xe2 “Battlemage” discrete GPUs. This is the same lithography node that AMD are using to build their upcoming Ryzen 9000 series GPUs, and a step above the […]

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