Yearly Archives: 2021

AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su will deliver a keynote at Computex 2021.

Nintendo may have thrown a fit about Super Mario 64 being reverse engineered and ported to the PC, but the controversy has definitely been worth it based on the amazing improvements that modders have been adding to the original game.

There are still plenty of Resident Evil fans out there who believe that the franchise's transition to a first-person viewpoint was a bad idea, but Capcom appears to have proven them wrong again based on initial reviews for the survival horror franchise's eighth installment.

EVGA has added two new models to its popular family of SuperNOVA power supplies, the SuperNOVA 850 GM and SuperNOVA 750 GM.

Earlier this year, Sabrent teased a novel storage device called the RocketQ Battleship, a 64 TB AIC that comprises eight of the company's Rocket 4 Plus 8 TB SSDs on a HighPoint SSD7540 PCIe 4.0 x16 8-Port NVMe RAID controller.

BioWare has detailed the output resolution and expected frame rate targets for its upcoming compilation of Mass Effect remasters, Mass Effect Legendary Edition.

The 12th Gen Intel Core "Alder Lake-S" series combines high-performance ("big") cores and high-efficiency ("little") cores into a single product.

Despite time-tested titles such as World of Warcraft, Blizzard appears to be losing its grip on gamers at an alarming rate.

From now until May 31, 2021, Mass Effect fans who missed out on some of the goodies that came with the deluxe editions of the original games can grab them for free as part of a 1.7 GB download.

HD Tecnología has shared a slide deck from Intel that reveals the full specifications of its latest laptop processors, the 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake-H series.

Professional overclockers have been breaking world records with Z590 motherboards and 11th Gen Intel Core processors over the past month.

SpaceX's satellite internet service, Starlink, appears to be well on its way to commercial success despite still being in beta.