It’s pretty shocking to think about the reality of the semiconductor market. There are only a handful of vendors in each market that are relevant to most users. Take GPUs for example, there is only Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA. Only the latter two have options if you want to play high-end games, at least for now.

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When the Iron Banner was refreshed for Season of the Haunted, Bungie took the opportunity to also bring back the Rift game mode from Destiny 1. In Rift, two teams race to the center of the map to collect a Spark, and then dunk it in the opposing team’s goal. It brought changes to how Rift was played in Destiny 1 and suffered from game breaking

AMD’s next-generation Ryzen processors are on the way, and the leaks we’ve seen so far are super promising. The chips perform well in single-threaded benchmarks, and that translates to solid GPU performance too. We haven’t seen a leaked multi-threaded benchmark of the top-end 16-core part, but AMD’s own demo of same was quite impressive.

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Modern games may look prettier and prettier, but their predecessors still have plenty to offer gamers a challenge. Even massively popular franchises like Halo have some challenges that have henceforth been considered impossible. Case in point, popular streamer Charlie ‘Cr1TiKal’ White noticed no player seems to have completed a deathless solo