The latest version of GPU-Z adds support for a range of new GPUs, including NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture and Qualcomm's latest Adreno chips, while also improving security for the kernel driver.
A life-sized recreation of a 1990s computer speaker—complete with a peeling Goodwill sticker and a working volume k...
A German court’s ban on ASUS and Acer PC sales over H.265/HEVC patents exposes deeper risks for hardware makers—and...
Square Enix’s latest entry in the remake trilogy arrives on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch...
Sony’s next-gen console faces a potential two-year delay due to semiconductor shortages, while Nintendo may raise t...
The latest compilation secures Guns of the Patriots* for PlayStation 5, but critical gaps in the series’ history—in...
The *Layers of Fear* franchise marks its 10-year milestone with a new game entry, expanded media partnerships, and...
Intel’s push into annual GPU releases hinges on power efficiency—critical for AI inference and battery life—but fac...
Intel’s latest graphics driver (32.0.101.8509 WHQL) unlocks XeSS 3 multi-frame generation for Arc B-series and A-se...
Intel has outlined a dual-track approach for its next-gen GPU architecture, confirming plans for a post-Xe3P 'Xe Ne...
Samsung’s latest Exynos 2700 chip, built on a refined 2nm process, targets a broader audience than ever—but its imp...
