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.
With its eleventh expansion approaching and a player base spanning generations, Blizzard Entertainment is rethinkin...
Anthropic has made a bold stand against AI chatbot advertising, framing it as incompatible with the core purpose of...
Keychron’s latest wireless keyboard replaces plastic with a solid concrete chassis, promising a tactile experience...
A spike in copper prices—now at $13,000 per tonne—is forcing manufacturers to raise costs for cooling blocks, GPUs,...
Nioh 3, Sea of Remnants, and two other titles have just added support for NVIDIA’s latest DLSS 4 technology, includ...
Ubiquiti’s new Pro XG 8 PoE and Pro XG 10 PoE switches bring 10GbE copper connectivity and high-power PoE to edge n...
A single USB-C connection can now unlock 12 ports, 4K dual monitors, 100W charging, and a power button—all for less...
The DOJ and state attorneys general are escalating their fight to dismantle Google’s dominance, with appeals target...
The annual PC Gaming Show returns on June 7, offering unannounced PC-exclusive titles, developer interviews, and de...
Bitcoin’s plunge below $70,000—its lowest since 2024—has exposed a hidden vulnerability in the crypto market: token...
