New Snapdragon X-series chip in testing – code name: Project Glymur
Exclusive from Winfuture: Snapdragon next gen high-end ARM-based chips reportedly in testing since July 2024.
MSI Throws Shade At Rivals Over ‘True’ X870 Motherboard Wi-Fi 7 Support
The Wi-Fi 7 standard brings the tantalizing possibility of improved transfer rates even over the already-speedy Wi-Fi 6E, but much like with HDMI and earlier versions of USB, many of the new features in Wi-Fi 7 are optional. As a result, vendors can still call their Wi-Fi adapters “Wi-Fi 7” even if they don’t necessarily support all of the
Embers Adrift Prepares for Second Anniversary Celebrations
The Embers Adrift team is looking back, and planning ahead for the game's upcoming second anniversary celebration. Go to Source Author: Christina Gonzalez
Eterspire introduces player trading and new quests in latest update
Player trading always seems like another one of those expected features in MMORPGs that you don’t miss until it’s gone. Luckily the most recent patch...
Noctua’s next-gen 140mm fans debut – NF-A14x25 G2s promise improved performance, deliver the same amount of brown
Noctua’s NF-A14x25 G2 fans arrive in traditional brown attire.
Hands-On Preview: Monster Hunter Wilds – An Epic Co-Op Journey – Tokyo Game Show 2024
Monster Hunter is one of Capcom's most popular franchises, and with good reason. Monster Hunter Wilds is the next installment in the franchise, and we...
Destiny 2 maps out updates to raids and dungeons arriving with its Codename Frontiers releases
The top of September saw Destiny 2 outline its broad strokes plan for content over the next two years, couching the whole thing under the...
Panther Cove will reportedly arrive with big IPC improvements, support for Intel APX
Intel is purportedly working on a very far-out P-Core architecture, dubbed Panther Cove, that will purportedly come with massive IPC improvements and support for APX.
PlanetSide 2 introduces an honest-to-goodness fishing activity to its public test server
We are well past the month of April, so you know that PlanetSide 2 isn’t telling a joke: Fishing is coming to the persistent war...
Despite Intel’s woes, the U.S. remains the revenue leader of the semiconductor industry
With $264.6 billion in 2023 sales, the U.S. semiconductor industry remains the largest on the planet, and this will not change anytime soon.