Yearly Archives: 2021

A new launch trailer for the Crysis Remastered Trilogy has been made available ahead of the game's release on October 15.

One of the most heavily hyped features behind Intel's latest mainstream processor platform, Alder Lake, is its support for DDR5 memory, which boasts double the bandwidth and density of DDR4 for superior speeds.

Razer has introduced a new series of gaming products targeting fans of miHoYo's hit action role-playing game, Genshin Impact.

Sony has confirmed the titles that will be added to its PlayStation Now cloud gaming subscription service for the month of October.

MSI has published its Windows 11 Auto HDR compatible monitors list, confirming all of the displays that include support for one of the upcoming operating system's most exciting new gaming features.

Samsung is currently developing a next-generation Exynos SoC for its premium Galaxy smartphones that leverages AMD's RDNA 2 technology for what is expected to be an admirable boost in mobile graphics performance.

The Epic Games Store has announced that it will be launching a new achievements system next week for users who haven't been satisfied with the current system and how it compares to those offered by competitors such as Steam.

ASUS and Noctua have officially announced the ASUS GeForce RTX 3070 Noctua Edition, the world's first graphics card with Noctua fans and a tailored heat sink co-engineered by the Austrian cooling manufacturer.

Rumors of NVIDIA releasing new graphics cards in 2022 continue to surface.

Wccftech has shared a leaked roadmap that confirms some of the key specifications in Intel's upcoming 12th Gen Core mobile CPUs, code named Alder Lake-P and Alder Lake-M.

DirectStorage, a GPU-oriented file I/O API that should enable faster loading times and improved texture decompression speeds for PC gamers on Windows 11 (as well as Windows 10 version 1909 and up), will require an NVMe SSD with a storage capacity of 1 TB at minimum.

Sony Pictures has been cautiously optimistic about the performance of Venom: Let There Be Carnage due to the pandemic, shifting its release dates left and right, but it turns out that the studio didn't really have anything to worry about.