LG’s 32-Inch OLED Monitor Now On Sale, For $4000
LG launches DCI-P3 (CIE1976) compatible OLED display.
ZeniMax goes into detail on Elder Scrolls Online’s latest graphics upgrades
If you haven’t heard this already, Elder Scrolls Online is about to roll out some very nice graphical and performance upgrades to both its console...
Podcast #641 – RX 6600 XT Reviews, Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus Destroyer, the Amiga 500 is back, 3dfx is not + more!
Good show this week! They said that 640 would be enough, but we just couldn't stop. People are comparing this to hanging out with your...
ZSA Moonlander Ergonomic Split Keyboard Review
Meet the Moonlander. It's ZSA's new ergonomic split keyboard and it's the ErgoDox evolved. If you're a coder, keyboard enthusiast, or just want to look...
Book of Travels explains how its skills work for players in new video
Skills! Who doesn’t like skills? People who don’t have any skills, that’s who. Book of Travels will have skills just like any other game, although...
LOTRO Legendarium: Exploring Lord of the Rings Online’s choose-your-own-ruleset
Earlier this summer when Lord of the Rings Online kicked off its second batch of progression servers — the slow Treebeard and speedy Shadowfax rulesets...
LG’s Gorgeous 32-Inch UltraFine OLED Pro Monitor Is Up For Sale But The Price Is Painful
The LG 32EP950-B has all the trappings of an excellent monitor for business and creative professionals. It measures 31.5 inches diagonally and comes with a generous 4K (3840×2160) resolution.
Perhaps most critically for those that crave an outstanding picture with excellent contrast ratio is that the 32EP950-B uses an advanced OLED panel
be quiet! Dark Rock TF 2 CPU Cooler Review
There is an old saying that goes something along the lines of “another week, another new be quiet! cooler”. It is possible that I am...
Guild Wars 2 deep-dives elite specs, previews August 17 balance changes
If you were looking to find out more about the three elite specs that were revealed by Guild Wars 2, then you might want to...
AMD RDNA 3 Navi 31 And Navi 33 Radeons Listed In Open Source Tool Set
It is still too early for AMD to offer up any real details about its next generation Radeon products based on RDNA 3, though in making preparations for the eventual launch, the company has seemingly confirmed two unreleased GPUs: Navi 33 and Navi 31. Both have been added to documentation for AMD’s ROCclr, or Radeon Open Compute Common Language