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Statements from NVIDIA and AMD have finally acknowledged the impact the current memory supply shortage is having on the consumer GPU sector. See full article...

You keep bringing up Schreier as if he single handedly somehow represents an industry with tens of thousands spread across the globe. I don't deny there are lazy folk, but I adamantly disagree that they all are. I also disagree that somehow its rainbows and daisies for all and that none are...

Yep.

Intel's Big Battlemage GPU still eludes being officially revealed, and now it seems even board partners have yet to get their hands on test samples. See full article...

Yes but I don't believe any of us can track how many studios have had their teams slashed and left to carry the work for meeting deadlines nor the stories about unrealistic work conditions laid upon said workers (I was not happy to hear some of the stories about CDPR after CP20777 and we've...

Did download but didn't have time to try but the gameplay footage I saw pretty much looked the same as you describe.

The developers behind Styx: Blades of Greed have released a free, limited-time demo for the next franchise entry containing early parts of the game. See full article...

Just dropping this here for now since I think we have enough coverage regarding various NV rumours. Basically the latest suggests a bit of a flip-flop from a previous. Instead of cutting down on the 5060, goiing all in on the 8GB version and reducing other cards...

Totally agree. The hard part is getting boardroom penny pinchers to see past labor-cutting shortcuts and instead refine the whole process, which could benefit all.

According to a new interview, Micron's exit from the consumer market may not be the perceived dark cloud most believe it to be, and there's a silver lining after all. See full article...

Not the first developer I seen speak up like this but definitely one of the more well-written replies and I do mostly agree with them. Sad part is that a number of publishers (looking at you EA and Ubisoft) have been getting the blame for other things for a while now and only really change if...

Exekiller takes place in New York in 1998, following a post-apocalyptic event called the "Great Fire Disaster," which occurred 20 years prior. With only 30% of humanity surviving, governments fell, and corporations moved in to take control. See full article...

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I know it's really a major dumb down, but we could see the equivalent of Atari ET followed by a future Nintendo/16-bit event regarding all of this. By the time AI crap cools down there could be someone entering the vacuum created by these idiots to fill the space they left behind.

That's pretty much what I'm thinking is happening as well. I wish it were not the case, but too many factors are pointing in that direction, and that's why I went all in with the current flagship offerings. Ought to be good enough for more than a few years to come, and by then, I'm pretty sure...

Pretty much what I paid for my first one when I got it as part of a boutique PC that became my launch point for getting into AM5. That rig was maybe $100-200 over the parts it had, which also included 9800X3D, 32 GB DDR5 6000 MT/s. A month or so later managed to trade in an EVGA 3090 Ti to...

As Xbox gears up to celebrate its 25th anniversary, Microsoft is giving inside looks at three new games in development. See full article...

Another Consumer Electronics Show has come to an end, but this one will stand out regarding products that never made their expected debut. See full article...

I agree. By the time AMD is ready, who knows how high VRAM costs will be, and now that NV has their fingers into Intel, the likelyhood they'll ever make something that can compete is getting closer to nill. May not be this year or next, but it sure feels like the writing on the wall is getting...

Sad part is that unless ram prices go down, which is not happening anytime soon, we'll have the worst scenario; no improvement with price increases. At some point, NVIDIA is going to have to raise prices on the current product stack because it can't obtain VRAM for them indefinitely at whatever...