With the PlayStation 4 Pro launching by the end of this year, the ball is firmly in Microsoft’s court to counter the hype, performance and pricing of Sony’s Machine. Microsoft certainly has Sony beaten in one thing – rather handily at that; the consoles performance. Not all of Project Scorpio’s details have been revealed,.

Despite both Skylake and the upcoming Kaby Lake both running on the same socket type, there were fears that Kaby Lake wouldn’t be backwardly compatible with the 100-series motherboard chipsets, and Intel were being pretty damn quiet on the issue too. But we’ve finally have confirmation that should mean that current LGA 1151 platform.

The specifications to the latest entry of Nvidia’s Pascal lineup have been leaked onto the internet, and the new GP107-A chip ticks all of the boxes you’d expect for the GeForce GTX 1050 Ti. Fortunately, along with the leaked specs (thanks to a GPUz screenshot) a few benchmarks for the new card have also appeared,.

AMD’s plans for Vega 10 are starting to come together, and if the latest rumors are accurate we could see the company show off the long away next generation Radeon products by the end of the year. With the release of Vega 10, the company are hoping to counter Nvidia’s iron grip of the.

If you’re a technology lover, it’s hard to not be interested in AMD’s upcoming next generation processor architecture – Zen, which marks a radical departure from the companies older processor designs found in the current Excavator series. As someone who has been following the PC industry since the mid 90’s (yeah, I was pretty.

While a large portion of the big name releases for this year have already released, we still have several great games yet to come out. Here, I will be discussing my most anticipated games for the remainder of 2016, as well as some of the games announced for 2017.  These are in no particular.

News from Nvidia has grown quiet over the past couple of months, since the launch of the GeForce GTX 1060. But of course, behind the scenes the firm are doing anything but resting on their lead. The current high end GeForce lineup is particularly strong, with the GTX 1070, GTX 1080 and finally the.

Nvidia’s Pascal range of graphics cards have been rather successful in the eyes of gamer’s, building and refining the much loved Maxwell architecture and optimizing it for extremely high clock speeds and improving the efficiency of the silicone. The results have been startling, and combined with a 16nm FinFet process, we’ve seen the GeForce.

Let’s be honest, right now if you’re contemplating upgrading your PC in the next few months, chances are pretty high AMD’s new Zen processors) are in the contenders pile. Around CES 2017 we’ll see the AM4 platform be made available through traditional retail channels, but as of right now, AM4 is only available through.

Resident Evil 7 has pushed the franchise in a rather different direction, switching from the traditional third-person to a more personalized (and VR friendly) first-person perspective. But, the game is still eagerly awaited by fans of the series (though I suspect a great many might have even more excited to see Resident Evil 2.

Microsoft aren’t going to let Sony be the only ones in the iterative console race, and while we’re going to be seeing the Playstation 4 Pro hitting store shelves in just a few short months, Microsoft’s Project Scorpio won’t be seeing the light of day until Holiday 2017. With that said, there has been.

AMD did quite the shakeup of the mainstream graphics cards earlier this year with the release of the Polaris lineup of cards, comprising of the RX 460, RX 470 and finally RX 480. But we’ve been waiting for the company to jump into the bleeding edge arena, with silicone capable of pushing the frames.

AMD are back in the PR limelight, dominating much of the technology and gaming talk with their upcoming Zen architecture. Enthusiasts debate on the performance of the processor, speculate the price points (particularly when it comes to Summit Ridge, the Zen based platform for the desktop) and how their chips will stack up against.

There’s a pretty good chance if you’re a PC gamer or power user, you’ve more than a passing interesting in AMD’s upcoming Zen processor lineup. It is a radical redesign and new approach for AMD’s processor lineup; and while company are touting Zen as more than just Summit Ridge (the desktop platform), but for.