Intel has recently rolled out a substantial update for its Arc GPU driver, now providing significant support for various AAA games, including “God of War Ragnarok” and “Final Fantasy XVI.” The new driver update, officially named Intel Graphics WHQL Driver v32.0.101.6078, also includes enhancements and fixes for popular titles like “Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster” and “Frostpunk 2.” This development underscores
In today’s gaming world, while conversations often drift towards 4K and even 8K resolutions, a considerable number of gaming enthusiasts still game on 1080p monitors. Statistics from the Steam hardware survey indicate that over half of PCs on Valve’s platform use Full HD screens, emphasizing the enduring popularity of this resolution. This prevalence of 1080p gaming offers several benefits, particularly
Nvidia may be poised to discontinue its RTX 4090 graphics card as it prepares to launch the next-generation Blackwell GPU, the RTX 5090. Sources from the Board Channels in China have hinted at Nvidia’s plan to halt production of the RTX 4090 and the RTX 4090D variant for China, starting in October. The move seems to align with Nvidia’s historical
NVIDIA is set to revolutionize the gaming experience once again. The tech giant has announced plans to discontinue its flagship GeForce RTX 4090 and RTX 4090D graphics processing units (GPUs). This strategic decision is made in anticipation of the launch of their next-generation counterparts, the RTX 5090 and RTX 5090D, aimed at fortifying NVIDIA’s leading position in the high-end gaming
The recent launch of AMD’s Ryzen 5 7600X3D CPU in China marks a significant step for AMD in expanding its presence in the global market. This 3D V-Cache CPU, initially available only in North America and Europe, is now aiming to captivate the Asian market, with China as its forefront. This move not only indicates AMD’s broader global ambitions but
The German DIY GPU market has seen a remarkable shift, with NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 40 “SUPER” series outperforming AMD’s Radeon RX 7000 series. As consumers flock to Mindfactory, Germany’s largest retailer, the sales data reveals a clear preference for NVIDIA’s offerings. But what are the driving forces behind this trend? Dominance in Sales and Revenue Market Share Insights NVIDIA has
In a surprising move, Taiwanese manufacturer Biostar has re-released the Radeon RX 580, a graphics card that originally launched in April 2017. Celebrated for its affordability and solid performance at 1080p resolution, the RX 580 quickly became a favorite among budget-conscious gamers. The decision to bring back an older model, especially one that is over half a decade old, raises
The gaming world is abuzz with the launch of Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro, powered by AMD’s new custom System on Chip (SoC). This collaboration between two industry giants promises to push the boundaries of gaming experiences, focusing on enhanced graphics, faster performance, and innovative features that set a new benchmark in console gaming. As gamers eagerly anticipate the next level
Embarking on a journey to redefine the gaming memory landscape, XPG has recently unveiled its cutting-edge LANCER NEON DDR5 memory modules. Packed with high-performance features and a commitment to eco-friendly design, these modules are meticulously tailored for gamers, esports professionals, and tech enthusiasts poised to push the limits of their systems. Unleashing Unmatched Performance Exceptional Data Speeds XPG’s LANCER NEON
The gaming world eagerly awaits every performance refresh from major players like Intel, NVIDIA, and AMD. Intel’s recent release of its updated Arc Graphics driver has turned heads with its promise of substantial performance improvements. But does this update truly deliver the performance gains gamers crave? The latest driver highlights Intel’s commitment to staying competitive in a highly dynamic market
The gaming world is abuzz with anticipation for AMD’s next big move: the launch of at least four GPU SKUs within its Navi 48 and Navi 44 powered RDNA 4 “Radeon RX 8000” lineup. This series signifies AMD’s renewed focus on the mainstream gaming audience, a strategic pivot from previous high-end and enthusiast market targeting. The shift comes after the
Blockchain technology has rapidly emerged as a disruptive force across various sectors, and the gaming industry is no exception. From enhancing security and transparency to enabling new forms of monetization and gameplay experiences, blockchain is proving to be a game-changer in multiple respects. By weaving together decentralized systems and gaming, the technology not only opens up new opportunities for game
