Yearly Archives: 2021

Microsoft has spent a great deal of time convincing Windows users that its next OS will only be compatible with select, modern hardware configurations, but apparently, that's no longer the case.

Fractal launched a new high-performance PC case called the Torrent last week, but unfortunately, its debut has been marred by an issue related to its Nexus 9P Slim PWM fan hubs.

Jon Peddie Research has released a new report that provides the latest insight on the current state of the graphics card market.

GOG users who weren't impressed with the level of controller support that various Konami ports launched with may want revisit them today, as the DRM-free platform has released updates that enable full support for modern controllers such as the DualSense, DualShock 4, Xbox Wireless, and Nintendo Switch Pro.

Steam offers a very nice refund policy that allows unsatisfied gamers to get their money back for any reason, so long as the playtime of a title hasn't exceeded two hours and the refund is initiated within two weeks of purchase.

AMD and NVIDIA often release new models or refreshes of their graphics cards at the end of summer or early fall.

Starfield is a game that's still shrouded in mystery, but Bethesda has uploaded a couple of videos that provide insight on some of the locations that players will be able to journey to in the spacefaring RPG.

It's always refreshing to see a popular title that was previously exclusive to consoles or handhelds end up on PC.

The average Apple user probably doesn't put much thought into Google being the default search engine for iOS, but there is actually an exceptional amount of money involved.

Microsoft and 343 Industries have confirmed the minimum and recommended system requirements for their upcoming sixth mainline Halo installment, Halo Infinite.

For nearly a year now, Horizon Zero Dawn fans with PlayStation 5 consoles have been wondering why one of the PS4's biggest titles still hasn't received a performance update that allows the game to run at 60 FPS on Sony's next-gen console.

Intel fans are hoping that the company's next flagship processor will completely overshadow the performance of AMD's current champ, the Ryzen 9 5950X.