ASUS and Elmor Achieve World Record Clock Speed of 9177 MHz with Intel Core i9-14900KS Processor

Yesterday, the flagship processor officially debuted on the market Intel Core i9-14900KSi.e. the last representative of this generation for the nest LGA 1700. We are talking about a 24-core and 32-thread monster that is able to offer clock speeds do 6,2 GHz right out of the box. All this with a TDP of 150 W. … Read more

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Released for PlayStation 5: Reviews, Trailer, and Future Plans

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Released for PlayStation 5: Reviews, Trailer, and Future Plans

Square Enix has released the long-awaited action role-playing game Final Fantasy VII Rebirth for the PlayStation 5 console. This is a continuation of the story of Cloud and his team, whose adventures began in Final Fantasy VII Remake. Both games are remakes and re-imaginings of the 1997 classic Final Fantasy VII. And in the future, … Read more

Possible Leak: STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl Release Date Revealed

Possible Leak: STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl Release Date Revealed

One of the most anticipated games of this year is definitely STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl from the Ukrainian studio GSC Game World. The developers have not yet revealed the exact release date of the project, but, for example, they promise to present a demo version to the general public at Gamescom 2023. Probably, fresh … Read more

“Intel’s x86S Architecture: Simplifying and Transitioning to Fully 64-bit”

Today, 64-bit operating systems are the de facto standard, and software developers are paying less and less attention to 32-bit operating systems. For example, AMD and Nvidia stopped releasing graphics drivers for 32-bit operating systems a few years ago, and Windows 11 does not support 32-bit processors at all. This trend prompted Intel to revise … Read more

LG Introduces G3 and C3 OLED EVO Models with Advanced Gaming Features

LG OLED televisions are a popular choice among gamers. The panel with OLED technology has great features including fast response, high contrast and perfect black. At the same time, the TV supports HDMI 2.1 and 120 Hz. This year’s generation will be no different. LG recently introduced the G3 and C3 OLED evo models. The … Read more

“Why Graphics Test Results Differ Across Websites: A Case Study”

Are you surprised that graphics test results sometimes differ significantly across websites? Let’s look at one of the many causes. This time we will take only one game and in a unique test we will thoroughly dissect it on a set with Ryzen 9 5900X and Core i7-13700K and Radeon RX 7900 XTX, GeForce RTX … Read more

The Software Bug Enables Overclocking of Ryzen 7 5800X3D Beyond Safe Limits, Potentially Causing Instant Damage.

Overclocking, volts, tests, we’re PC Tuning, right? Everyone is a master overclocker as long as the CPU is alive. And when he roars after a tuner hit, it’s too late to worry. Igor (Igor’s Lab) discovered a very dangerous bug in the MSI Center application that allows the Ryzen 7 5800X3D to be overclocked far … Read more

“True PC Tuning: Delidding Ryzen 7000 with Dental Floss and an Iron”

It really works and it also seems very simple. An iron and dental floss is a common part of almost every household, so what are you waiting for? Hooray to delide! We haven’t seen such a truly DIY approach to PC improvement in a long time. Today, everyone has millions of sophisticated tools, gauges, CNC … Read more

The strange fashion of squishy keyboards: Why do they take away our ergonomics?

In recent years, mechanical gaming keyboards have become massively popular – as well as their smaller, shortened sisters. It really is a strange animal! If we were to look for the really fundamental difference between console gaming and PC master race, then it is the fact that on console you play almost exclusively with a … Read more

An Intel engineer accidentally posted company plans on his LinkedIn profile

Becomes. Sometimes a person simply slaps or clicks something before it clicks in his head. Of course, the message quickly disappeared from the profile, but it was too late. What the internet takes once, it can’t take back. So it happened that a graphics engineer accidentally published plans for a new Panther Lake processor architecture … Read more