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Was going to include in this post originally and forgot, but Epic is also working on developing a Linux version of its launcher.

Bethesda has taken to social media to alert players that new updates are inbound and that they should take “precautionary” measures to preserve their mods. The developer does unfortunately have a reputation among the gaming community for breaking mod support with its updates. Still, it is a...

GIGABYTE has officially launched its latest 32-inch gaming monitor, the MO32U24, with many modern features and a new film coating for improved visuals. The MO32U24 checks off quite a few boxes with its specifications, including full-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 @ 48 Gbps, support for VRR with either AMD...

Assuming I can even get one, this might be my only new hardware purchase this year. Meanwhile, back at the ranch: https://www.techpowerup.com/351606/developer-claims-valves-steam-frame-launch-is-just-around-the-corner

Can it play Crisis? Sorry, couldn't resist.

Electronic Arts and Battlefield Studios have collaborated to bring content from Paramount Studios’ next Top Gun movie to Battlefield 6 next week. A new cinematic trailer has been released showcasing two new fighter jets, the F-74A Seacat and the F/A-81F Super Spectre, in action over the rebuilt...

It may’ve taken a while to get here, but NVIDIA has finally made its GeForce NOW game streaming service available for Linux users. It’s been six years since GeForce NOW launched for PC in 2020, after being in beta since 2015, and now NVIDIA officially announced yesterday that its app is out of...

Seriously, so many folks have no clue how true this is, and I think about it every time I post one of these "price hike" articles, but also why I said "However, NVIDIA, which has long projected epic profits from AI, is poised to reap rewards regardless of customer bases..." in this post.

It’s not only consumers who are feeling the unrelenting price hikes for GPUs, as NVIDIA has raised the price of its RTX PRO 6000 to a staggering $16,000. The flagship workstation graphics card features 96 GB of GDDR7 memory and uses premium 3 GB modules. This is achieved by placing 16 x 3 GB...

The KTC M27P6S is an upgraded version of the previous model, featuring twice the number of dimming zones and a new glossy coating. Currently priced at $636 and demoed at CES 2026, the KTC M27P6S is a premium 27″ dual-mode gaming display using Mini LED technology with some impressive...

Another day, another teaser that Valve’s highly anticipated wireless VR headset, the Steam Frame, could be nearing its release. Roughly two weeks ago, Valve released Lepton, its Android-to-Linux compatibility layer for SteamOS, alongside FEX, an x86-to-ARM 32-bit/64-bit translation emulator...

A uniquely designed mini-PC featuring a Ryzen AI 9 365 processor is getting attention for its ability to dual-boot Windows and Linux while having SteamOS ready to go out of the box. Once again, it could be said that this year is one of the best years for Linux users. Valve has managed to repeat...

Interesting, don't have this game, but one I'm considering getting when it eventually gets discounted. Good to know.

Just don't forget DLAA, it's not the same as upscaling, it's native and then some. A lot of folks get this one mixed up. Per Wiki (but accurate): DLAA stands for Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing. It is an AI-powered anti-aliasing technology made by Nvidia that runs at your monitor's full native...