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Jeremy Laird - Hard drives aren't dead yet as Seagate demos new multi-layer 3D magnetic tech with potential for 240TB capacities - pcgamer.com

Hard drives aren't dead yet as Seagate demos new multi-layer 3D magnetic tech with potential for 240TB capacities

As SSDs have gotten ever cheaper, the appeal of traditional magnetic hard drives has waned. Well, for gamers if not some industrial scale storage applications. That's remained true even with flash memory prices on the up of late. But if you want maximum capacity, there's still no substitute for a spinning platter. Which is why Seagate has been demoing new hard drive tech that's expected to extend capacities to as much as 240TB per drive in the next 10 years or so. 

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Andy Edser - Intel's XeSS 1.3 SDK has been released with a host of new presets, faster performance and improved image quality - pcgamer.com

Intel's XeSS 1.3 SDK has been released with a host of new presets, faster performance and improved image quality

Intel's XeSS upscaler might not quite have the developer support of something like Nvidia's DLSS, but it's proven itself quite a competent performer. Now the most recent Intel XeSS 1.3 SDK has been released, and Intel has been keen to show off some significant performance improvements and improved visual quality to boot.

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Elie Gould - Dragon's Dogma 2 players are warning each other about potentially killer pawns with rotten food and flesh - pcgamer.com

Dragon's Dogma 2 players are warning each other about potentially killer pawns with rotten food and flesh

Ever since Dragonsplague was discovered in Dragon's Dogma 2, players have been trying to devise ways to root out the disease and protect their other pawns from it. Some have even taken to throwing pawns off cliffs at the first sign of odd speech or glowing red eyes—which is a bit extreme if you ask me. 

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Harvey Randall - WoW Classic Season of Discovery phase 3 is live—with a raised cap of level 50, 54 new runes, a fresh 20-player raid, and an unruly Emerald Dream - pcgamer.com - Diablo

WoW Classic Season of Discovery phase 3 is live—with a raised cap of level 50, 54 new runes, a fresh 20-player raid, and an unruly Emerald Dream

WoW Classic's Season of Discovery has been a chaotic, but overall impressive experiment, all told. While it's had its speed bumps when it comes to grappling with older server tech and designing its world PvP, it's also got that harebrained vibe usually reserved for private servers and the like. Tanking rogues, healing mages—spaghetti is meeting the wall at an unprecedented pace.

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Joshua Wolens - 10 years on, leaks have given us a long look at the canned Batman game that became Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor - pcgamer.com

10 years on, leaks have given us a long look at the canned Batman game that became Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor

Middle-earth was always a bit of an odd setting for Monolith's Shadow of Mordor, the 2014 game that introduced the absolutely brilliant (and criminally under-imitated) nemesis system. Subjecting the game's orcs to harrowing physical and psychological warfare as a one-man guerilla army was great fun, but it didn't exactly fit with the high-minded, mythical tone of either Tolkien's original books or the Peter Jackson films.

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Andy Edser - To stay safe in Windows 10 from next October you'll have to pay $61, then 'double every consecutive year for a maximum of three years' - pcgamer.com

To stay safe in Windows 10 from next October you'll have to pay $61, then 'double every consecutive year for a maximum of three years'

Windows 10 is, I'm afraid to say, not long for this world. While Microsoft has confirmed that the ageing OS will still receive free security updates until October 14, 2025, after that you'll have to be part of the ESU, or «Extended Security Updates» program, and that costs money. Depending on your use case, that could be much more than you expected.

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Harvey Randall - Beat Slayer scratches both my Hi-Fi Rush and Hades itches, even if its functional soundtrack is short a few bangers - pcgamer.com - city Berlin

Beat Slayer scratches both my Hi-Fi Rush and Hades itches, even if its functional soundtrack is short a few bangers

It's not a surprise that I've enjoyed what I've played of Beat Slayer so far. I like roguelikes, I like action games—and while I'm not much of a rhythm fiend, I adored Hi-Fi Rush. After taking Beat Slayer's demo for a whirl, I'm already impressed, even if it doesn't quite fire on all cylinders.

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Mollie Taylor - Katsuhiro Harada - Tekken's director reckons young people don't vibe with fighting games as much because they don't have teammates you can blame - pcgamer.com - Japan

Tekken's director reckons young people don't vibe with fighting games as much because they don't have teammates you can blame

Tekken director Katsuhiro Harada reckons those pesky young'uns don't like fighting games as much as people his own age because, unlike team-based games, there's nobody else to point the finger at when you lose.

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