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Despite Intel patch, Black Myth: Wukong devs warn about Core 13th and 14th Gen CPU crashing
Out-of-video memory issues can also be sidestepped by skipping shader compilation.
Nvidia's first AI NPC debuts in Mecha BREAK
Mecha BREAK deploys the Nvidia ACE for Games technology to let players talk directly to an NPC without choosing from a list of set responses.
Nvidia and MediaTek partnership could make G-Sync gaming monitors more affordable for everyone
By going to a more integrated solution, there’s the potential to pass cost savings to customers.
Nvidia GPU partners jump on Black Myth: Wukong bandwagon, releasing eight new RTX 40 Super graphics cards
Tencent-backed game's popularity is already breaking records.
U.S. community groups want more rigorous environmental reviews of proposed semiconductor facilities
As the U.S. rushes to maintain semiconductor supremacy with the CHIPS Act, many are asking how these new fabs will affect the health of their workers and the community around them.
Intel marketing budget to be slashed by 35% this year indicates internal slide
Intel expects to save $100 million by doing this in the 2H24 and another $300 million in 1H25.
HyperX finally updates its QuadCast gaming mic for real — QuadCast 2 and 2 S get boost in recording quality
HyperX introduces QuadCast 2 and QuadCast 2 S gaming mics with high-res recording resolution and modest redesign.
Ryzen 3000 fix for 'Sinkclose' vulnerability arrives tomorrow
AMD has changed course and provided a security patch for the Sinkclose vulnerability for Ryzen 3000 series desktop processors. The new update will arrive tomorrow, August 20.
