Tencent added to DoD's list of Chinese military companies, shares take a hit
The world's largest electric vehicle battery maker was also added to the list
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on PC requires GeForce RTX 20 or Radeon 6000 series GPU, 155GB of storage
Part two of the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy comes to PC on January 23
Activision poured nearly $1.8 billion into two Call of Duty: Black Ops games and Modern Warfare development
Black Ops Cold War is now the second most expensive game ever
New Intel co-CEO confirms the company is not exiting the graphics card market
Some still think Intel may be positioning itself for a gradual retreat
Nvidia launches RTX 50 Blackwell GPUs: $2,000 RTX 5090, $1,000 RTX 5080, RTX 5070 / Ti are $549 and $749
Nvidia claims the $549 RTX 5070 delivers 4090-like performance... when using DLSS 4
Highly anticipated: Nvidia has finally unveiled the new GeForce 50 series, along with DLSS 4 technology. Four high-end GPUs were announced, and it won't be long until you can get your hands on one. The RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 are set to launch first on January 30, followed by the RTX 5070 and RTX 5070 Ti in February. Now, it's time to share our thoughts on what was revealed during the CES 2025 keynote – including all the specs, pricing, and performance claims.
AMD reveals RDNA4 architecture, Radeon RX 9070 GPUs, and Ryzen 9000 X3D CPUs
FSR 4 upgrades, AI accelerators, and RDNA4 ray tracing improvements soft-launched for now
What just happened? The big surprise out of CES 2025 is that AMD hasn't fully launched new RDNA4 GPUs at the show, instead deciding to merely "preview" the new architecture and a couple of graphics card models. As of writing, AMD has officially announced the RDNA4 graphics architecture, Radeon RX 9070 series of GPUs, ML-powered FSR 4 upscaling, and new Ryzen 9000 X3D desktop CPUs. We've got all the information for you here, plus a few thoughts on what AMD has shown off so far.
MSI Afterburner preparing for GeForce RTX 5080 with expanded fan controller support
There are definitely no money issues with the program's development this time
Nvidia set to unveil the GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 graphics cards today at CES, watch it live here
Livestream goes live at 6:30 pm PT / 9:30 pm ET / 3:30 am CET
Intel Arc B580 massively underperforms when paired with older CPUs
Bad news for upgraders on a tight budget
Wooden side table is actually a sleeper gaming PC packing an RTX 3070
A sight for sore eyes and hardwood floors
Atari teases handheld game system with a trackball and a numpad
Nintendo's Switch has inspired a new wave of gaming handhelds
Sip and shoot: Tea brand unveils Bluetooth gaming mug with integrated trigger and motion sensors
It should (hopefully) work just as well for energy drinks and coffee
Latest Nvidia RTX 5080 leaks hint at DLSS 4 and GDDR7 ahead of CES unveiling
New GPUs, new upscaling tech
Samsung brings 3D back with AI-powered, glasses-free Odyssey 3D monitor
New Odyssey G-series push the boundaries of refresh rates
MSI reveals 600Hz gaming monitor, Koorui one-ups with 750Hz model
Remember when 60Hz was considered cutting-edge?
Nintendo Switch 2 alleged motherboard leaks, patent confirms DLSS upscaling-like tech
An official reveal is expected as soon as this month
Intel's latest microcode update fails to fix Arrow Lake performance issues
The troubled Core CPUs are now even worse in gaming than they were before
Asus, Samsung, and MSI all reveal first 4K 27-inch OLED 240Hz monitors
All featuring DisplayPort 2.1a
A record-breaking year for Steam: nearly 19,000 games released in 2024, but most went unnoticed
Can we have too many games?
LG's new UltraGear OLED gaming monitors include 45-inch 5K2K bendable model with dual-mode
More than one world's first in this lineup
Russia admits its homegrown consoles can't match the PS5 or Xbox Series
Unsurprisingly
In brief: Russia's quest to develop homegrown consoles that are made by Russians and enjoyed by Russians doesn't seem to be having a lot of success. According to new reports, two machines are being created: one isn't very powerful, and the other is a $45 device that streams games from the cloud.
AAA video games struggle to keep up with the skyrocketing costs of realistic graphics
Meanwhile, gamers' preferences are evolving towards titles with robust social features
Project shows you can run a Minecraft server on the 60-year-old COBOL language
The number of COBOL programmers is dwindling, but new developers can still learn it