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Gamers are falling in love with ultra-widescreen monitors but the cash-sized barrier to entry has been huge. Aorus hopes to buck the trend with its 49-inch CD49DQ QD-OLED gaming monitor by focusing on performance while eschewing 'unnecessary' glitzy RGB-like paraphernalia. So, has it succeeded?
AMD's Zen 5 CPUs are rumored to feature an IPC increase of around 10% with the latest core architecture.
is available on three different platforms, each with its own pros and cons. Players can download on PC or either major mobile operating system — iOS or Android — with no major differences in pricing or features. However, is a gacha game with character pulls. These kinds of titles are usually reserved for mobile platforms, but that doesn't mean they have to be exclusive. Playing on PC can actually enhance the experience in certain ways.
Dragon's Dogma 2 performance issues may be caused by a baffling design decision, judging from some recent discoveries by modders.
The Resident Evil 4 remake looks glorious with path tracing in certain scenarios, but the increased visual quality comes at a high cost, especially at 4K resolution.
The rumored planned PlayStation Showcase is still taking place this month, according to reputable journalist and insider Jeff Grubb.
The display standards body VESA has rolled out a new 1.2 spec for its DisplayHDR certification regime. The revised Version 1.2 standards add a range of new requirements, but the bottom line is that most so-called HDR-certified monitors still won't actually be HDR capable.
Sometimes, in the world of laptop design, it can be difficult to stand out from the pack. After all, when it comes down to the internals laptop manufacturers are pulling from the same parts bins, so when it comes down to making the right laptop purchasing decision for you, beyond what internal hardware you're getting for the price, when it comes to aesthetics they can all seem like much of a muchness.