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  1. Cyberpunk 2077 Has Tarnished CD PROJEKT RED’s Reputation Forever, Joint-CEO Believes

    They def. reversed the initial reviews by the launch of Phantom Liberty, that release flipped it, IMO, and was welcomed by gamers.

  2. New Windows 11 Update Breaks Mouse, Keyboard, Wi-Fi, and Other Important Functionality, Users Say

    Oh fun, this stuff is stupid, MS needs to get its act together on updates, We frequently test using the latest versions/updates, and now I can't trust that it to know if it's a hardware issue, or software issue

  3. AMD Details Performance Fixes for Ryzen CPUs – Zen 5 Gets Faster?

    Introduction It hasn’t been long since AMD launched the AMD Ryzen 9000 series (Zen 5) CPUs on August 7th, 2024, and August 14th, 2024. To say the launch came with mixed results is an understatement. What felt like Zen 1 days, the Ryzen 9000 series launch was met with criticism, disappointment...

  4. ASRock X870E Taichi Motherboard Review

    Introduction ASRock is launching several new AM5 socket motherboards, in different price segments, for the launch of the AMD X870 and X870E chipsets here in September 2024. At the high-end, enthusiast-level is the new E-ATX ASRock X870E Taichi motherboard for $449 MSRP, and we are going to take...

  5. ASUS ROG STRIX X870-A GAMING WiFi Motherboard Review

    Introduction ASUS is launching new AM5 socket motherboards, across the line, from bottom to top, based on the new AMD X870 and X870E chipsets in September 2024. Across ASUS’s lineup of PRIME, ProArt, TUF GAMING, ROG STRIX, ROG CROSSHAIR, and all the sub-SKUs, you’ll find a new refresh of AM5...

  6. AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D May Be Out as Early as Next Month, Followed by the Ryzen 9 9950X3D and 9900X3D with “New Features”

    Maybe Zen 6

  7. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090/5080 Specifications Leak, Revealing 32 GB of 512-Bit GDDR7 Memory and 600-Watt Power Spec for Flagship “Blackwell” Gami...

    I don't want an over 450W GPU in my computer, but at the same time I want all the performance :|

  8. Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Launches for PS5 and PC on October 31 with 10+ Hours of Re-Recorded Conversation Mocap and Countless Graphical Improve...

    I love it when games are remastered, it brings new life to it and allows some great replay value. I love to see old games, with better and newer graphics, or better-looking textures, as well as new features that weren't around when they were first launched. It's the same principle as modding a...

  9. Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Launches for PS5 and PC on October 31 with 10+ Hours of Re-Recorded Conversation Mocap and Countless Graphical Improve...

    Whoa, thats kinda cool, I loved the game, I kinda wanna replay it now to see the differences.

  10. Qualcomm Is Reportedly Looking into Buying Out Intel

  11. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Will Require 64 GB of RAM for the “Ideal” Experience

  12. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Will Require 64 GB of RAM for the “Ideal” Experience

    I have been impressed with the latest MS FS, what was it, 2020 it launched? This is the best one yet they've ever made, and it is impressive, and pretty awe-inspiring in scope. The updates have equally been impressive, and this one is looking amazing. From a review perspective, they make...

  13. NVIDIA Says It Can’t Do Computer Graphics Anymore Without AI: “The Performance Is Incredible”

    DO NOT WANT Hallucinating, indeed I miss computed pixels already :(

  14. Analyst Predicts PS5 Pro Will Sell at PS4 Pro Levels as Players Criticize System’s “Crazy” $700 Price and “Hope to God” Microsoft Remains...

    If a person doesn't have any kind of desktop computer, a console isn't a bad idea for strictly gaming.

  15. Speculation about AMD’s Continued Commitment to High-End Consumer GPUs Increases as More Rumors Circulate

    AI Upscaling is kinda nice

  16. Apple Introduces Several New Devices, including iPhone 16 Pro Max with Apple Intelligence

    <----- Same Skin since 1979 with a worse complexion, and less hair :(

  17. Speculation about AMD’s Continued Commitment to High-End Consumer GPUs Increases as More Rumors Circulate

    Which takes die space And for RT, well yes and no, RDNA 3 does have a dedicated ray accelerator per CU which calculates the ray intersection and testing, but BVH traversal is shader based. Moving more of the flow to the fixed function accelerator would be beneficial, and I suspect that is what...

  18. Speculation about AMD’s Continued Commitment to High-End Consumer GPUs Increases as More Rumors Circulate

    It's all about where they put the silicon, or rather, where they put resources into which parts of the silicon. AMD could make a Ray Tracing killer, if they spent the die space dedicated to it. The question is, how much are they willing to dedicate? Their chips are pretty small by comparison...

  19. Def. Holding further CPU Benchmarks till Win11 24H2 is out

    Well apparently, Win10 can hold back Ryzen as well, and this update 'should' come to Win10 also. 24H2 'can' be faster than Win10 in some games.

  20. Def. Holding further CPU Benchmarks till Win11 24H2 is out

    Steve's excellent video for reference: reaffirms my hold on pausing follow-ups on further CPU performance testing till 24H2 has gone Gold, just FYI if anyone was looking for further followups here, I have many things planned to do, like PBO, and Non-X CPU comparisons to Zen 5, and of course...
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