AMD has submitted initial Linux kernel patches to enable full open-source HDMI 2.1 support, potentially allowing 4K at 120 Hz and 5K at 240 Hz on RDNA 3 GPUs without proprietary drivers.
A new partnership between Capcom and luxury watchmaker Hamilton brings two limited-edition timepieces inspired by t...
The upcoming vivo X300 Ultra is set to redefine smartphone photography with a groundbreaking multispectral sensor,...
A recent analysis reveals that offering games for free on the Epic Games Store can inadvertently drive significant...
AMD is leveraging long-standing DRAM partnerships to mitigate rising costs, but the global memory crunch and shifti...
This compact GMKtec M8 mini PC, now priced at $371, packs a Ryzen 5 Pro 6650H processor, 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, and a 1TB...
New World, Amazon’s lone surviving first-party MMO, will shut down permanently in January 2027, marking another cas...
A former industry leader examines how remote work reshaped game development, contributing to delays and financial i...
NVIDIA is recalibrating its GPU product lineup, prioritizing models that deliver the highest revenue per gigabyte o...
The latest installment in The Legend of Heroes series, Trails Beyond the Horizon, launches today across multiple pl...
A new low-profile mechanical keyboard from Keychron combines walnut wood craftsmanship with advanced wireless conne...
