Darren Allan

The Steam Deck just got better as some Ubisoft games are returning to the platform, including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.

The overlapping of RTX 3000 and 4000 models might mean that we don’t see the RTX 4060 for a long time yet.

A whole load of world records have fallen, including some big 3DMark scores.

This problem is affecting some users on bootup, but the good news is a firmware fix has been deployed.

Apparently some 50 cases of melting cables have been recorded across the globe.

Is it time to start getting excited about next-gen Lovelace GPUs for gaming laptops?

At least Intel appears to be heading in the right general direction when it comes to fine-tuning Arc graphics drivers.

Microsoft has been doing quite a bit of fixing up in the latest test build of Windows 11.

Raring to grab yourself an Nvidia RTX 4060? A more affordable Lovelace GPU could still be a long way off yet.

US retailers don’t have a single RTX 4080 graphics card to sell, but it’s a different story in the UK.

We’ve also been told the official power requirements of the freshly unleashed Nvidia RTX 4080, too.

Some believed that Nvidia’s Founders Edition might be immune to this problem, but that seemingly isn’t the case.

Core i9-13900HX bristles with no fewer than 24-cores and boosts up to 5.4GHz, if rumors are right.

AMD isn’t being shy about taking Nvidia to task in the next-gen graphics card wars, that’s for sure.

If you’re hoping to get hold of an RTX 4080, early pricing is certainly not hinting that this GPU will go easy on your wallet.

There’ll be a Raptor Lake refresh, apparently, though it sounds like just a minimal step forward.

Team Green has provided a new update on the situation, but sadly, it’s not the info we wanted – or rather needed – to hear.

Nvidia RTX 4080 pricing looks like bad news overall – and could even make you consider an RTX 4090 graphics card.

Chromebooks are increasingly becoming a better bet for gaming on the go, that’s for sure.

Big RDNA 3 graphics card leak covers performance, power, pricing – and may have Nvidia worried.

Records broken by one seriously powerful Galax RTX 4090 HOF card capable of chugging 1000W.

Namely something for high-fps gaming – and given that Nvidia now has DLSS 3, we’ve got a fair guess what AMD has up its sleeve.

Isn’t this a bad idea? On the face of it, perhaps, but the Galax RTX 4090 HOF is not your average graphics card.