Hot on the heels of the early release of the Xbox Series X controller (and the apparent confirmation of Xbox Lockhart AKA Xbox Series S), we have seen reports on when the next gen console could release. However, the leak of the Xbox Series X controller did more than confirm the existence of Xbox.

Nintendo’s Switch has been a runaway success for the company, and given Nintendo’s approach to crafting a unique hybrid system combined with a fantastic lineup of first-party and exclusive games, it’s unsurprisingly that the Nintendo Switch has enjoyed particularly strong sales. But, with the Playstation 5 and next-generation Xboxes posied for release later this.

Little to nothing is known for certain about the Xbox Series S,  otherwise known as Xbox Lockhart. The expected reveal of this little brother to the full-fat Xbox Series X is rumoured to come at the next Xbox event from Microsoft. But, it seems the cat is out of the bag early… This is.

In July 2019, after much anticipation, AMD launched the first generation of RDNA based graphics cards, with the RX 5700 XT sporting 40 Compute Units, and the RX 5700 snipping 4 of those (leaving just 36 active). Both of these GPUs were based on the same Navi 10 graphics core, and of course, have.

Improvements in performance alone aren’t enough from one generation to another – they need to be combined with jumps in efficiency too. Space on the die itself is always at a premium, and even with leaps in process technology, you can only do so much with a chip. The larger the chip, the more.

All eyes are on the next-gen consoles right now, especially the Playstation 5, after Microsoft’s Inside Xbox event which showcased just some of the games on the Xbox Series X. So far we have only really seen two games for the Playstation 5 – Godfall and Quantum Error. We were able to sit down.

The launch of next-generation consoles is always an exciting time, with the speculation of what these new beasts will be capable of, and how they will bring richer, more immersive worlds. Both Sony’s Playstation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X will be on store shelves by the run-up to Christmas, sporting a plethora of.

We have heard a few rumblings before that Intel’s long running 14nm supply issues were going to persist this year, and a new report from DigiTimes has surfaced stating that they expect Intel’s supply problems to continue until the end of the year. DigiTimes are a very reliable source of information, so while we.

Recently, we covered the fairly extensive leak of information regarding the as yet unannounced Assassin’s Creed Ragnarok. At the time we discussed how the source for this information was… questionable, and now an industry analyst has debunked these rumours. The industry analyst and insider is a name that is pretty well known – ZhugeEx,.

Last year, AMD debuted their highly anticipated RDNA architecture to the world, with the highest-end SKU being the Radeon RX 5700 XT, powered by the Navi 10 silicon. This graphics card was impressive in its own right, measuring a mere 251mm2 and built using TSMC’s 7nm process. RDNA represented a significant design shift for.

Assassin’s Creed Ragnarok is rumoured to be the next entry in the long-running franchise, however we have yet to have official word from Ubisoft on this. But, today brought with it an interesting leak that spills the beans on numerous gameplay details. Now, before I get into what the leak has to say for.

In graphics, 2020 has started in a similar fashion to how virtually all of 2019 played out – with AMD offering competitive solutions in the mid and low-range, but failing to have any real answer for the top-end Nvidia GeForce RTX 20 series SKUs. AMD’s Radeon VII had been a viable option for the.

CES 2020 has finally happened! You can find our coverage of AMD’s  and Intel’s conference in our video which is embedded below, but if you watched the whole conference you may have noticed something interesting – a render of the upcoming Xbox Series X from Microsoft. But, despite this understandably sending gaming and tech.

If you’ve been following AMD’s GPU plans for any length of time, you’ll know that the current latest line of graphics cards from the company is based on the first generation of RDNA architecture, with the highest-end graphics card in the Navi being the RX 5700 XT, which outputs roughly the same level of.