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HZD STD! I hate to say it but between the rumors of Sony reigning back its PC ports, any lack of new for a new mainline game, we'll likely never see a final game on PC.

According to the latest rumors, NVIDIA is planning to announce a redesigned GeForce RTX 5050 featuring more memory at Computex. See full article...

and on that note: https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-releases-595-76-hotfix-driver-addressing-oc-voltage-issues-on-rtx-gpus

I'm really having doubts about high end cards moving forward due to prices the power needs. Unless they can bring both down it is getting to a point where most of us won't be able to afford or operate one. However on the budget side of things we're getting to the point where APUs or iGPUs are...

I guess its a sign of the times but I don't remember ever seeing so much effort by folks to blow up a top tier, flagship, halo product before. Must be a lot more folks out there with money burning holes in their pockets and want to see the same in their rigs. Regardless of burnt/melted...

Ironically I've been undervolting my 5090s, more or less, since last spring and I honestly think NV should've been using these settings since installing them rather than the horribly unoptomized out of box experience most folks chase after with the 3+ GHz clocks. Power draw and heat is just...

I've more or less been thinking the same that it and the next Xbox will be $1K.

It's never a dull moment when it comes to what you get after installing a new update or driver these days for users with an NVIDIA RTX GPU. See full article...

I'm very curious to hear what their PS5/PS5 Pro sales will be like going forward since 6 isn't expected to arrive until 2027/2028 and they along with MS have both been doing price hikes since Jan 2025.

You're probably all the better for that! :ROFLMAO:

I agree for now, but they are forecasting 2 years out from now so things could look a lot different then. I doubt anyone expected ram prices to nearly double, or more, in the 4-6 month span between this past spring and fall so two years from now has potential for even worse extremes. I know more...

Gartner, a firm specializing in “High Tech” industry insights, has said that it is expecting big changes for consumers due to rising memory costs. See full article...

I've been keeping an eye on 1440p stuff and from 2025 through 2026 there are quite a few examples of them getting more image quality related features. Basically catching up to what's been what's been happening with the 4K OLED stuff along with some other new features to boot. Sad part is that...

The golden age of Sony bringing its popular PlayStation Exclusives to PC may seemingly be coming to an end if the latest rumors are to be believed. See full article...

In going with what I covered in the post, it's the online multiplayer games which have been flopping left and right and have been for some time. For every successful one there's about a half dozen which die out of the gate, or barely survive past 2-3 months.

From product specification leaks to a new photo, Intel's P-Core only Bartlett Lake-S unreleased processors are getting a lot of attention this week. See full article...

Plus a lot of crap free-to-play live service games. Studios invest a ton of money into something nobody really wanted and big surprise, it fails to reign in the loot box/extra whatever cash cows they thought would sustain and turn a profit.

It's doubtful how many more folks are choosing to go outdoors and enjoy life, but one thing is for certain: there's less showing up to play new titles. See full article...

Just saw this. https://www.techpowerup.com/346666/crimson-desert-implements-key-amd-fsr-4-redstone-features

Totally agree. I ran out of time when I was doing this post but I was thinking of including something acknowledging what it has done in expanding Linux's use but also what these laptops could also do.