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The Steam Machine is the biggest victim of the RAMpocalypse to date, and that's made me unreasonably annoyed
By Andy Edser Published
Steamed up Chalk another one up to AI demand, I guess.

Why the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra might finally encourage your foray into mobile gaming
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Playing games gets a lot easier when you have a powerful gaming device right there in your pocket.

My quick test of Lumen Lite shows that it's probably good news for ray-traced gaming on handheld PCs, but I suspect that it will be used everywhere because of the pressure developers are now under
By Nick Evanson Published
Lite rays With studios being closed down faster than you can blink, every coder is going to be using one-click fixes.

Five things I always tell people before they buy their first graphics card
By Dave James Last updated
Pixel pushers I've been professionally prodding graphics cards for the past two decades, and this is what I've learned about buying GPUs.

After gaming on pro-level panels I can tell you now that 360 Hz is the sweet spot for gaming monitors
By Jacob Fox Published
Refreshing And I just don't think I can go back to anything below 240 Hz.

A little known rendering technique that can create low-cost, photo-real graphics may be about to have its big moment in game development
By Jess Kinghorn Published
A closer look Sheer art attack.

If I had known how incredibly useful a NAS would be, I would've set one up a lot sooner
By Jacob Ridley Published
NAS Queen I'm running a NAS and loving it.

Secretlab's CEO is getting tough on copycat chairs and doesn't feel pressure to adopt AI: 'If we were owned by outside investors, you can bet that AI will be somehow jammed down our throats'
By Jacob Ridley Published
Talking chairs I speak with Ian Ang about building a gaming chair company at the company's Singapore office.
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