Intel Arc GPUs could be delayed – but might be big trouble for Nvidia when they arrive
We may have to wait until Q2, and maybe even June for the high-end desktop cards – but there’s good news too.
Alienware x14 Review: Slim, Sleek and Solid
The slim Alienware x14 looks and feels great, performs well and impressively charges solely over USB-C.
The Daily Grind: Do you make use of ‘mule’ characters in MMORPGs?
Back in the long long ago, the concept of a mule in an MMO – that is, a character you rolled but didn’t really play...
Has Nvidia sorted out its RTX 3090 Ti problems?
The Nvidia RTX 3090 Ti seems to have had a troubled start, but it could be launching soon.
Massively Overthinking: What else could Blizzard do to fix World of Warcraft?
Last time in Massively Overthinking, our writers and readers sure did have a lot of good ideas to fix New World that Amazon won’t listen...
February’s Nintendo Direct shows Nintendo further embracing multiplayer online play
No Man’s Sky coming to the Switch wasn’t the only big announcement at February 9th’s Nintendo Direct. Nintendo will be further beefing up Mario Kart 8 with a...
Celebrate With Lucky Chocolates in Black Desert Online and Prepare to Join the GMs for Node War
It's time for a new series of events in Black Desert Online. Celebrate Valentine's Day with Lucky Chocolates and join the GMs with your guild...
Final Fantasy XI adds more storage and story with its newest update
The good news for Final Fantasy XI players is that the most recent patch is adding more storage space for players. The bad news is that...
The Elder Scrolls Online Has Your February Bonuses With the Return of the Whitestrake’s Mayhem
The Whitestrake's Mayhem is back in The Elder Scrolls Online to fill the rest of your February with bonuses and loot. Go to Source Author:...
Intel Thread Director Is Headed To Linux For A Major Boost In Alder Lake Performance
Hetereogeneous computing is nothing new, of course, but typically it has been one type of CPU core and one type of GPU, along with media processing blocks and other small functional units — at least on desktop and notebooks systems. Intel’s Alder Lake CPUs are the first x86-64 processors to embrace a hybrid paradigm with two separate CPU