Hardware Luxx

Turn it to 11! Cyberpunk 2077 in Cinematic RTX mode

Our ray tracing and DLSS test from Cyberpunk 2077 has already shown that even current hardware reaches its limit when all effects are used. Even a GeForce RTX 3080 arrives their limit when you turn up the ray tracing effects. This can be compensated in a certain way via Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS), which… Read more

ASUS TUF Gaming VG289Q1A brings 4K to 28 inches

With the TUF Gaming VG 289 Q1A, ASUS has a new screen with a diagonal of 28 inches and the UHD resolution of 3. 840 x 2. 160 pixels presented. Adaptive-Sync for NVIDIA graphics cards and FreeSync for AMD graphics cards are also supported. Despite the classification in a gaming series, the TUF Gaming VG… Read more

DeepCool MACUBE 110 in the test: visually and financially unobtrusive

Page 1: DeepCool MACUBE 110 in the test: Visually and financially unobtrusive DeepCool wants to use the MACUBE 110 thrifty buyers a Mini -Tower that is both discreetly designed and solidly equipped. In the test we find out whether this 50 – Euro model really deserves a price-performance recommendation. The selection of Micro-ATX cases is… Read more

Huawei MateBook D with Intel Tiger Lake leaked, launch probably in the next few days

Images of a supposed Huawei MateBook D with an Intel Tiger Lake-U processor recently appeared on the Chinese social media network Weibo. The company is currently offering its MateBook D with either an AMD Ryzen or Intel Comet Lake-U processor. At least from the photos it looks as if the new version with Tiger Lake… Read more

KFConsole: Complete system with warming drawer

It shouldn’t be more than a good marketing offensive: The chicken fryer chain KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) has teamed up with Cooler Master, Intel, ASUS and Seagate to create a complete computer called KFConsole, which differs from everything else that has been seen in this segment so far. In the list of equipment, it is… Read more

Microsoft wants to develop server and client processors based on ARM

Apple, Amazon and Google have already done it (at least in part) or have taken the first steps and apparently Microsoft is also planning something similar: The development of its own processor design. Microsoft currently mainly uses processors from Intel for its Surface products and in the Azure cloud. An exception is the SQ1, which… Read more

Epic Games: Leak reveals which games will be given away in the next few days

Already a few weeks ago, when the free games were announced in the Epic Games Store, a list of the supposed games that should be available for free in December came up . Meanwhile, however, it turned out that almost the entire list was wrong. Right from the start there were justified doubts, as games… Read more

Samsung: Leak shows new Galaxy Chromebook 2 for the first time

A few weeks ago, the leaker Evan Blass had information on the Voice page that suggested the development of a new Galaxy Chromebook by Samsung. In the meantime, these rumors seem to be confirmed by recent leaks, including images. The first Galaxy Chromebook from Samsung at its time mixed up the Chromebook market with its… Read more

Gigabyte introduces the new Aorus FI27Q-X gaming monitor with 240 Hz

Gigabyte announced the release of an improved Aorus FI 27 QP. The monitor with the name Aorus FI 27 QX uses 240 Hz to a higher frame rate than its predecessor (165 Hz). The remaining technical data remain largely unchanged. The FI 27 QX also uses 27 – customs IPS -Panel with WQHD resolution as… Read more

Cyberpunk 2077: New bug destroys savegames, developers are working on a solution

The single player RPG Cyberpunk 2077 was probably the most anticipated game of the year 2020. After an extremely successful publication (over a million players on Steam only 3 hours after publication), the community quickly became disillusioned. Although the vast majority of tests come to the conclusion that Cyberpunk 2077 is a good game with… Read more

Razer Tomahawk ATX in the test: midi tower with Razer Chroma RGB and swing doors

Page 1: Razer Tomahawk ATX in the test: Midi-Tower with Razer Chroma RGB and swing doors Razer is entering the case segment – and we are testing the company’s first midi tower with the Tomahawk ATX. This gaming case already attracts attention visually with its Razer Chroma RGB lighting and glass swing doors. But does… Read more

Cyberpunk 2077: These are the most popular mods

Already shortly after the release of Cyberpunk 2077 the first modifications appeared with those Players could adapt the dystopian role-playing game to their needs. Almost two weeks after the title was officially released, the most successful mods have emerged on the popular among modders, Nexusmods. The first place goes to a mod called Cyber Engine… Read more

Threema is now completely open source

As announced in late summer, the developers of the crypto messenger Threema have published the code of the Threema apps as open source. In addition to detailed documentation of the cryptographic process (white paper PDF) and regular security audits, the open sourcing service is intended to guarantee full transparency. As a result, it is no… Read more

MSI GS76 Stealth: Gaming laptop with GeForce RTX 30 graphics chip and 360 Hz

MSI presented its upcoming gaming in a press release for CES 2021 Notebook GS 76 Stealth before which the CES Innovation Award in the gaming category. Even if not many technical details are known, the first pictures show some similarities with the GS 66, which has already been updated this year. For example, speakers from… Read more

ASUS improved ROG-Strix and TUF-RTX-30 series BIOS

ASUS has released a number of BIOS updates for its various graphics card series in the past few days. With these updates, the manufacturer addresses various problems with the cards. This also includes a further improvement to the 0 dB fan mode, in which the fans should stand still. ASUS describes the improvements across all… Read more