JD.com, a Chinese retailer. The price is, err, interesting. It’s listed at ￥3999 including VAT, which is roughly $595 USD (£488, AU$897). That’s simply light years above the official ￥1030 price that was revealed last week indicating this is either a placeholder, or a retailer hoping to cash in from curious early adopters (and first-past-the-post […]Read More
Greymon55 indicates that the launch of AMD's flagship Navi 31 GPU could take place as soon as October. That means that AMD is set to release its Zen 4 CPU family and RDNA 3 cards within weeks of one another. I'd assume that Nvidia will look to one-up AMD and launch its RTX 40 cards […]Read More
lifting the lid on AMD Zen 4 goodies recently and has now turned its gaze upon Intel's upcoming China-first desktop graphics card range. On a hastily removed advert for an upcoming gaming PC sporting Intel's new GPUs, MSI notes the general performance metrics of the Arc A380 card in a handful of esports-y titles, all […]Read More
Financial Analyst Day (FAD) 2022. After all, it's more about marketing where AMD is right now and where it's going in the next couple of years, so analysts can wax lyrical about why investors should throw money at Dr. Lisa T Su et al. A FAD then is not so much about what the next-generation […]Read More
Nvidia's RTX 40 series of cards has taken a lot of the GPU spotlight. Arc might be delayed, but it is coming, and Intel has shown an actual example of an Arc card at its Intel Extreme Masters tournament in Dallas, Texas. Twitter user @theBryceIsRt took some happy snaps of the card. Admittedly its just […]Read More
uploaded a series of screenshots showing in-game menus for both Returnal and Sackboy, highlighting the PC graphics options and control schemes for each. According to the screenshots, Returnal will allow PC users to control the maximum framerate (which can be unlocked), as well as other settings like shadow quality, ray-traced shadows and reflections, and lighting. […]Read More
UK Defense Journal, classified military documents have been posted to the forums of War Thunder, Gaijin Entertainment's free-to-play vehicular war game, because a player got pissed off that some tiny aspect of the simulation was wrong. The latest leak of classified military intel onto a videogame forum—a genuinely wild sentence to type, believe me—is an […]Read More
Mendocino program during its Computex 2022 keynote. By the end of it, we were hoping for a new kind of budget laptop. A budget laptop that could actually game. Boasting a Zen 2 APU with 4-cores and 8-threads alongside an RDNA 2-based iGPU we couldn't help but draw parallels with the chip at the heart […]Read More
PC Gaming Show) filled with game trailers and announcements. There's a whole “E3” schedule to look forward to and each one could have an announcement that will dramatically shape our outlook on the near-future of gaming. Will someone get Embraced? Will Geoff Keighley make it into the next Death Stranding as himself? Heck, maybe we'll […]Read More
Super Bunnyhop back in 2018, the game was codenamed Project W, and it sounded ambitious—a “space opera” with airships and floating castles that'd let players fly seamlessly from planet to planet long before No Man's Sky impressed us with the same trick. For years, Project W has largely existed behind the words of anonymous sources, […]Read More
