Should we expect to see The Witcher 4 at The Game Awards The Witcher 4 has been nominated for the “Most Anticipated Game” award at this year’s The Game Awards, and fans are eager to know if the game will be showcased at the event. Is there a new trailer? Will CD Projekt Red tease […]

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Building an all-white gaming PC with ASUS Black Friday hardware Black Friday is here, making now a great time to build a new PC. Since we are moving into that festive time of year, we thought it was time for a white PC build guide. We’ve taken a look at some of ASUS’ White hardware […]

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TSMC promises continued silicon advancements into 2026 and beyond At the Open Innovation Platform Ecosystem Forum, TSMC has unveiled a new advanced logic roadmap. This roadmap highlights the advancements that TSMC plans to make over the coming months and years. This year, TSMC began producing N2 (2nm) wafers, successfully transitioning from FinFET to Nanosheet transistors. […]

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Boosted IPC and higher core counts – Intel Nova Lake boasts beastly specs Intel is getting ready to overhaul its CPU lineup with its next-generation Nova Lake processors. If Intel’s leaked Nova Lake CPU specifications are correct, the company plans to deliver a significant increase in CPU core count with Nova Lake. Furthermore, Intel will […]

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Noctua confirms that its CPUs are ready for Intel’s LGA-1954 socket Noctua has updated its official FAQ to confirm that all of its LGA-1851- and LGA-1700-compatible CPU coolers will be compatible with Intel’s next-gen LGA-1954 CPU socket. This means that all of Noctua’s current-generation Intel-compatible CPU coolers will support Intel’s next-generation Nova Lake processors. The […]

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The ROG Xbox Ally is starting to feel like a real Xbox Let’s be honest, the ROG Xbox Ally is a PC. It’s a handheld gaming PC. That said, Microsoft has now issued an update that is starting to deliver on its “Xbox” promise. “Default Game Profiles” have arrived as part of a new “preview” […]

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Seagate successfully creates 6.9 TB HDD platter, doubling per-platter data capacity over commercially available drives While SSD storage is now dominant in the consumer space, HDD storage still offers users significant advantages in cost per TB. With its newest HAMR tech, Seagate has built a 6.9 TB HDD platter, a storage density that is double […]

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Death Stranding 2 has been rated for PC, and its official reveal could be imminent Death Stranding 2: On the Beach has been rated for PC by the ESRB, all but confirming that a PC version of the game is in the works. This has always been expected, as while Death Stranding 2 is a […]

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Memtest86+ 8.0 is here, but is now the time to stress test memory? Memtest86+ version 8.0 has been released, a new update for the open-source memory tester. This is the go-to tool for DRAM stress testing and error-finding, being operable outside of a PC’s OS on both UEFI and legacy BIOS systems. That said, given […]

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Has Ubisoft revealed the future of gaming, or is it just another kind of AI slop? Ubisoft has revealed “Teammates”, a new AI experiment that uses generative AI to power/control NPCs (non-player characters). This allows players to issue them complex voice commands and converse with them. This means that players can control a squad of […]

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