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  1. Quantum Break is gorgeous, stuck at 720p on the Xbox One

    by , 03-30-2016 at 11:17 AM


    Ever since the Xbox One and PS4 launched in 2013, it’s been clear that both consoles have problems maintaining a steady 30 FPS at 1920×1080 (1080p). Microsoft’s Xbox One has particular trouble with these settings and often runs at a lower resolution than its PS4 equivalent. Quantum Break was supposed to break this trend. The game was developed by Remedy Entertainment, the same studio behind Max Payne ...
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  2. Can the $399 PlayStation VR popularize virtual reality?

    by , 03-25-2016 at 02:41 PM


    After months of waiting, Sony has finally spilled the beans about the PlayStation VR’s retail release. It’s shipping sometime in October 2016, it’ll cost $399, and the PlayStation Camera won’t be bundled in the standard SKU. Based on current Amazon prices, that puts the total cost of the PS4, camera, and PSVR at about $792 — roughly half the price of a PC and Oculus bundle. Is this significantly lower ...
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  3. AMD XConnect: External graphics done right?

    by , 03-19-2016 at 07:27 AM


    When it comes to gaming, laptop owners have always been stuck between a rock and a hard place. Thin and light systems often portability and convenience, but limited gaming performance. Larger, desktop-replacement systems offer more than enough firepower for gaming, but are typically heavy and fall into the category of “transportable” rather than portable. The handful of external chassis that have ...
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  4. HTC’s recommendations for using its Vive headset land are a bit on the silly side, as Ars Technica reports

    by , 03-12-2016 at 05:49 PM


    When the film studios and gaming industries began their brief flirtation with 3-D technology a few years back, there was a small (but occasionally raucus) debate over whether or not 3-D glasses and technology were somehow bad for people. Now with VR technology rapidly maturing, we’re seeing similar warnings and discussions over safety. As with 3-D, some of this is common sense, and some of it’s ...
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  5. AMD’s 2008-era solution was ATI-specific and much, much larger than Thunderbolt 3 running on USB Type-C

    by , 03-12-2016 at 11:49 AM


    Modern laptop technology has advanced enormously in recent years, as systems have gotten thinner, lighter, and more power efficient. Unfortunately, mobile gamers have been left out of most of these trends. The laws of physics aren’t kind to people who try to stuff 45-80W GPUs into ultrabook chassis. Gamers today mostly have to choose between ultraportable systems with lower-end graphics or larger ...
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