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  1. AMD Announces Ryzen 7 5800X3D Will Not Allow Overclocking

    by , 03-21-2022 at 06:13 AM


    It’s a sad day for overclockers the world over, as AMD has announced it will not allow overclocking on its newest gaming CPU, the Ryzen 7 5800X3D. This was rumored to be the case pre-launch, but now it’s official. The news could mark the end of overclocking on AMD CPUs as we know it, at least in the traditional ...
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  2. Xbox Series X Launches in November

    by , 08-13-2020 at 04:59 PM


    Mixed news today out of Microsoft. First, the company has confirmed that the Xbox Series X is formally launching in November, with support for thousands of games. The reason Microsoft can make this kind of claim is due to backward-compatibility with previous generations ...
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  3. Epic Confirms High-End Gaming PCs Can Run PS5’s Unreal Tech Demo

    by , 05-20-2020 at 03:08 PM
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    When Epic released footage from its upcoming Unreal 5 tech demo last week, one major question was whether PC gamers would be able to enjoy equivalent performance or capabilities. As we discussed last week, any major boost to console performance that relies explicitly on storage hardware could require relatively fast hardware on the PC side of things.

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  4. Mobile Game Publisher Created AI to Identify Big Spenders

    by , 10-29-2019 at 11:20 AM
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    The era of mobile gaming started off great with cute little time-wasters like Angry Birds, but then in-app purchases happened. Today’s top mobile games are mostly “free-to-play,” which is a nice way of saying everything you do seems to cost money. Some players are willing to pay, and one publisher has developed an AI that can ...
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  5. Nvidia Launches Game Studio to Bring Ray Tracing to More Retro Titles

    by , 10-16-2019 at 11:22 AM
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    Earlier this year, Nvidia launched a very old game into the modern era with an RTX-enhanced version of Quake II. The new version of the very old game was generally well-received. It helps that Quake II was an iconic title in its own right, with a shareware demo that allows anyone with an RTX GPU to download and experience the first few levels of the game without ...
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