New World backs off plan to test 40v40 wars thanks to player feedback
Earlier this week, Amazon announced that it was considering major changes to New World’s large-scale wars. On the test server was a revision that would’ve...
Microsoft Tests Ads In Windows 11 File Explorer But You’re Not Supposed To Know
Ads in Windows 11 File Explorer? Not on our watch! Ads mistakenly appeared inside Windows 11 File Explorer and have since been disabled.
Twitter user Florian B was testing out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22572 when they noticed an ad inside File Explorer. The ad was for Microsoft Editor and prompted the user to click to “Learn More.”
Windows on Steam Deck: Benchmarks and Impressions
We tested Windows on the Steam Deck, including benchmarking our game suite and figuring out how it’s different form SteamOS.
GPU prices are still falling – could you finally afford an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080?
GPU prices are still plummeting, which is reassuring for anyone still trying to bag an upgrade before Lovelace makes an appearance.
The RPG Files: Elden Ring Review
Elden Ring, FromSoftware's latest "Soulsborne" game has been out for a few weeks. After more than 100 hours in the game, we're ready to give...
Lord of the Rings Online welcomes spring with its annual festival
With the weather around here vacillating between “balmy and welcoming” to “blizzard warning” on a daily basis, I know that spring is moving back into...
Mushkin Redline Vortex SSD Revs 7.4GB/s Reads To Turbo Boost Your PC Or PlayStation 5
Mushkin has released a new flagship solid state drive (SSD) line, the Redline Vortex series, and not only is it the fastest NVMe drive in the company’s garage, it’s one of the speediest SSDs ever made. Well, on paper, anyway—we haven’t tested the Redline Vortex (yet) but with a rated sequential read speed of up to 7,430MB/s, this drive has
Guild Wars 2’s latest End of Dragons patch blaps Catalysts with the nerf bat
If you play a Catalyst, you’re probably still reeling from yesterday’s Guild Wars 2 patch, as ArenaNet brought its nerf bat out and it had...
Monoprice 49-inch Dark Matter 43305 Gaming Monitor Review: Jumbo Width and Color
Monoprice brings solid value to the 49-inch 32:9 category with its Dark Matter 43305. Its high-contrast VA panel runs at 120 Hz with Adaptive-Sync, HDR and extended color. It can fill your desktop with its bright and saturated image.
Star Trek Online team scrambles to address nasty console crash bug
If Spock took a look at Star Trek Online’s servers in the past 24 hours, he might say, “Crash long and expire.” It’s certainly not...