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Lian Li introduces the Uni Fan TL fans with optional LCD display in the centre

Lian Li has recently launched the Uni Fan TL LCD and Uni Fan TL, a new range of fans that can interlock with each other. The former comes with a 1.6″ LCD that can be customised to display GIFs, images, or system stats. The Uni Fan TL, on the other hand, looks more standard, featuring… Read more

Blizzard has detailed its 2024 World of Warcraft roadmaps with new updates and expansions

At BlizzCon this year, Blizzard announced an ambitious plan for the future of World of Warcraft. The team is embarking on a new trilogy of connected expansions, starting with The War Within in the second half of 2024. Now, Blizzard has shared its roadmap, outlining the next year of updates. This Winter, WoW players can… Read more

Intel’s roadmap shows Battlemage GPU architecture is on track to debut in 2024

A new Intel roadmap covering the desktop/mobile CPU, workstation CPU and GPU segments, has begun circulating. The roadmap highlighted several new products launched in 2023: the 14th Generation Core series, Core Ultra 100, Xeon Sapphire Rapids, and discrete graphics like Arc. However, it also included what we can expect for 2024, including the Battlemage GPUs…. Read more

Black Ops II sequel reportedly coming in 2025

Though the franchise once had a clear rotation of game developers working on each successive Call of Duty title, the past few years have seen Treyarch, Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games all working together in various ways to maintain COD’s annual release schedule. Following the release of Modern Warfare III just one year after MWII,… Read more

Subscription services have “a big effect on traditional sales” says Sony

While Sony has been a bit more apprehensive than Microsoft when it comes to going all-in on game subscription services, the company’s relatively new PlayStation Plus Extra tier has served as a great way to bring older first-party titles to more players. Unfortunately, according to Sony this has had a notable and “big effect” on… Read more

Nvidia’s next gen ‘Blackwell’ GPUs (RTX 50) will reportedly use GDDR7 memory

RTX 40 Super graphics cards are reportedly just around the corner but rumblings about Nvidia’s true next-gen gaming graphics cards are starting to surface. The RTX 50 series is said to be based on the Blackwell architecture, and these GPUs are rumoured to make the jump to GDDR7 memory too. Kopite7kimi, a regular reporter on… Read more

Asus and EKWB seemingly end partnership for ROG Formula motherboards

In recent years, Asus teamed up with EKWB to ship motherboards with EK-branding cooling blocks, making them ready for custom water cooling right out of the box. They hit a snag with the Z690 Formula, with some users finding their blocks corroding due to mixed metals. Now, it appears that the motherboard partnership between EK… Read more

Lian Li and PCMR team up for new O11 Vision case

Lian Li is collaborating with PC Master Race for its new case. The O11 Vision will be available soon, featuring tempered glass panels and flexible configurations, designed to meet the aesthetic and performance needs of enthusiast gamers. PC Master Race made a name for itself in the peripherals market with its own line of mice… Read more

GeForce Now adds 18 more games, Ultimate subscribers to get free Game Pass

GeForce Now has gone on to become one of the most reliable cloud gaming services around, particularly if you are using the Ultimate tier, which grants access to RTX 4080-powered servers. Those looking to pick up an Ultimate tier subscription will start getting a nice freebie this month too, with 6-month subscriptions also including three… Read more

Intel Core Ultra Meteor Lake-H processors will use up to 45W

The first Intel Core Ultra processors should be arriving next month but there will be some more changes beyond the shift to Core Ultra branding. While previously, Intel separated its laptop processors based on TDP, with higher-power chips belonging to the H series and low-power SKUs going to the P series. This time around, there… Read more

Enermax goes all-in on airflow with MS31 and MS21 PC cases

Enermax has launched two new PC cases: the MS31 mid-tower and MS21 mini-tower airflow cases. Both cases come in black or white and feature a mesh front panel with a sleek marble-cutting design. They also come with four pre-installed 120mm ARGB PWM fans to cool your system and give it some extra flair. The MS31… Read more

Physics-based sandbox ‘Teardown’ launches on PS Plus Extra

Each month, Sony updates its library of titles available to play through the platform’s PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscription tiers. While not the most exciting month, November’s line-up includes the day-one addition of the physics-based sandbox ‘Teardown’. Making the announcement on the PlayStation Blog, Adam Michel, the Director of Content Acquisition & Operations at… Read more

SEGA refutes Microsoft acquisition rumours

Earlier this year, it was reported that Microsoft was considering an acquisition of the Japanese entertainment giant SEGA – among other potential purchases. Now, SEGA’s COO has spoken out on these rumours, claiming that “I don’t think that kind of transaction is going to happen.” During this year’s Web Summit tech conference, SEGA’s Chief Operating… Read more

The Last of Us Season 2’s Abby has reportedly been cast

Following the overwhelming success of HBO’s The Last of Us (thanks in part to its excellent cast), Showrunner Craig Mazin and the team have been hard at work on the show’s second season. One important character who is set to make an appearance in Season 2 is Abby. According to one report, the role has… Read more

Rocksteady shows 20 minutes of Suicide Squad gameplay

After creating the critically acclaimed Batman Arkham Trilogy, Rocksteady’s next title was announced to be Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. While conceptually a cool idea, the title’s gameplay reveal left a lot to be desired – ultimately leading to a massive delay. Now, the team are back to show what they’ve been working on,… Read more