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.
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The new U7 Mesh access point from Ubiquiti delivers Wi-Fi 7 speeds with a dual-band design, but its real strength l...
A new generation of gaming mice has arrived, led by Logitech's Pro X2 Superstrike, which replaces traditional mecha...
Gaming’s latest high-profile casualty, Highguard, will cease operations next week after just 45 days. The shutdown...
The once-stable NAND flash market is now a battleground, divided between AI-driven enterprise solutions and squeeze...
The developer behind the troubled PvP shooter Highguard has announced its imminent shutdown, marking another notabl...
Seagate’s Mozaic 4+ hard drives, now in production, deliver up to 44 TB of capacity per disk and set a new standard...
Scott Pilgrim EX blends side-scrolling combat with RPG elements, offering a lengthy campaign and diverse character...
A new collaboration between MinIO and Databricks allows businesses to analyze on-premises data directly in Databric...
MSI's RTX 5090D V2 Lightning variant, spotted in China, offers a premium design but reduces VRAM to 24 GB GDDR7. Th...
