Tag: Gaming Computers
Cyberpunk 2077 runs above 120fps at 4K in full path tracing using DLSS 4 and Frame Generation on Nvidia’s RTX 5080 – should we be concerned about game dev optimization?
Cyberpunk 2077 runs above 120fps at 4K in full path tracing on an RTX 5080 Performance was achieved while using DLSS 4 and the current Frame Generation Multi Frame Generation could boost frame rates even higher Nvidia‘s reveal of the RTX 5000 series lineup has come with the expected painful…
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Razer Blade 16 announced at CES 2025 with an Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU – but Intel has been dumped
Razer Blade 16 unveiled at CES 2025 Comes with the latest Nvidia RTX 50 series laptop GPUs First Razer Blade to go with AMD, not Intel At CES 2025, the huge tech show currently going on in Las Vegas, Razer has just announced what it claims is the thinnest gaming…
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Alienware resurrects its iconic Area 51 gaming PC and laptop line at CES 2025
Alienware is bringing back the gaming brand that made it a household name among gamers in the 1990s and early 2000s with the relaunch of the Area 51 gaming PC and Area 51 gaming laptops at CES 2025. The resurrected line was last seen with the Alienware Area 51m gaming…
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Handheld gaming PCs are here to stay: here’s why I’d recommend the Asus ROG Ally over a gaming laptop any day of the week
I’ve been a PC gamer for basically my entire life. Even as a young kid on my dad’s boxy beige work computer, I spent hours playing the only game it had installed: Microsoft Golf 1998 Edition. I loved the glorious Flash era of browser games, and bought plenty of magazines…
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Why I’m skipping the PS5 Pro in 2025 and upgrading my gaming PC instead
I’ve got a plan to go in a different direction when it comes to my living room gaming in 2025 – and you might be in a similar boat to me with your setup. If so, I reckon my alternative couch gaming scheme might be of interest, and it goes…
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Building a gaming PC is too expensive, and GPUs really aren’t helping
Gatekeeping is something that’s brought up a lot, isn’t it? It’s frowned upon, obviously enough, as obnoxious, off-putting, and generally unnecessary – whether we’re talking about gaming, music, movies, books, you name it. New fans aren’t going to ruin Metallica for you just because they’re, well, new, and they like…
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