AMD Cites 7x Increase in AI Engagements, MI300A and MI300X GPU on Track
AMD released its Q2, 2023 financial report, citing strong financials that beat projections, but a lower-than-expected guide for Q3.
The Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti isn’t happening, but I hope we see its awesome cooler in the future
More images of the RTX 4090 Ti prototype have surfaced online, revealing a unique cooler design.
Nvidia Touts DLSS and DLAA for Baldur’s Gate 3
Baldur’s Gate 3 will exit early access on August 3, now with DLSS 2 support, providing higher framerates for RTX owners.
Massively OP Podcast Episode 431: FFXIV Dawntrail and Path of Exile 2
Justin, Eliot, MJ, and Chris discuss Final Fantasy XIV Dawntrail at Fanfest and Path of Exile and Path of Exile 2 at ExileCon, with adventures...
China’s Subsidies Expand Legacy Chip Production, Stoking US and EU Fears
It is more important to have competitive mature nodes than rush to sub-10nm technologies, Chinese chip specialists believe.
Cozy, Futuristic MMO Loftia Kickstarter Launches, Hits Funding Goal in Two Hours
Independent cozy MMORPG Loftia launched its Kickstarter campaign today, taking about two hours to reach its funding goal. Stretch goals for new features were revealed...
Eternal Tombs To Feature Live Dungeon Masters Changing Things Up in the Dynamic Fantasy MMORPG
Triune Studios has officially lifted the lid on Eternal Tombs with the premiere of the official reveal trailer for the independent MMORPG-run by live dungeon...
Exploring Tamriel: Reaper’s March and the Mane
Players in the Elder Scrolls Online can experience the game's chapters in any order they choose at any level. Each year Kevin starts a new...
RuneScape shares Necromancy gameplay footage, Old School RuneScape talks forestry
RuneScape is now one week away from releasing the Necromancy skill, which means that Jagex is shoveling coal into the hype engine as it readies...
AMD Ryzen 8000 Strix Halo CPU Rumored For 16 Zen 5 Cores And 3D V-Cache Upgrade Path
AMD’s current-generation desktop and laptop processors are fundamentally based on two designs: Raphael, also known as Dragon Range in laptops, and then Phoenix (or possibly Phoenix Point), created specifically for portable PCs. The former is a chiplet processor that offers up to 16 cores, while the latter is a monolithic part that tops out