Obituary: Former Lord of the Rings Online lore-master Berephon has passed away
Old school Lord of the Rings Online players may remember a developer by the name of Jonathan Rudder — or as he was called on...
Asus RT-AX1800S Router Review: Great Value, Solid Performance
The Asus RT-AX1800S is a reasonable value pick with lots to like, but it’s no speed demon.
Seagate Shipped First HAMR HDDs in June
The HAMR HDD era has begun, but PMR and SMR drives will continue to ship for years.
Baldur’s Gate 3 Introduces ‘Shapeshifting Evil’ Orin the Red, the Third Major Antagonist
Larian Studios is gearing up for Baldur's Gate 3's release on PC in just one week. After announcing the third major antagonist earlier this month,...
EK Nucleus AIO CR360 Lux D-RGB Review: New King of AIO Cooling
EK’s CR360 features unique fan connections which simplify cable management, premium quality components, and the best performance we’ve seen from a 360mm AIO.
Amazon, Meta, Microsoft And TomTom Join Forces To Take On Apple And Google Maps
Apple and Google are increasingly dominant players in the maps provision business. Such is the scale of their domination; some might say the Silicon Valley pair control a duopoly. This hasn’t gone without note among other tech titans, and now a powerful group formed by Meta, Microsoft, Amazon (Amazon Web Services, AWS), and TomTom have formed
Neverwinter Re-Review
Mitch revisits Neverwinter for the first time since 2021, giving the D&D MMO a re-review to see how it holds up after ten years. From...
New World Balance is In a Good Place, But Matchmaking Improvements, and Some Tweaks are On the Way
Now that Season 2 has been live for a little bit, the New World team is reflecting on matters of balance, and while win rates...
Niantic’s Monster Hunter Now MMOARG opens prereg ahead of September 14 launch
Don’t look now, but Niantic is spinning up a few more plates and hoping they don’t come crashing to the ground: As previously announced, the...
GeForce RTX 5090 Tipped For A Huge Memory Bandwidth Boost With A 512-Bit Bus
Remember the GeForce GTX 280? The “GT200” GPU was a gigantic beast that maxed out the limits of the “Tesla” design it was based on. It boasted 32 ROPs and something almost unseen in graphics cards before or since: a 512-bit GDDR memory bus. Well, NVIDIA could be bringing the half-kilobit bus back when the next generation of GeForce cards hits