Katie Wickens
Having been obsessed with game mechanics, computers and graphics for three decades, Katie took Game Art and Design up to Masters level at uni and has been writing about digital games, tabletop games and gaming technology for over five years since. She can be found facilitating board game design workshops and optimising everything in her path.
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news A specific new Ratchet and Clank AMD driver is out now.

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news That AMD-powered GigaIO SuperNODE server really slaps.

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news That's potentially another AMD Phoenix-powered gaming handheld on the horizon.

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news Old school Nintendo meets modern PC gaming.

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news Just another nifty way AR is helping reduce that isolated feeling.

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news Bear witness to the world’s first fully recyclable commercialised PCB substrate that will dissolve in a bath of hot water.

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news Exploit leaves users on countless servers open to remote code execution attacks.

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news As the company prepares for mass production of 32Gb DDR5 memory chips, there's certainly scope for higher capacity modules.

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Bare rock Sturdy and gorgeously decorated, but a pretty basic feature set under all that finery.

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news Asus' innovative cable-free graphics cards going into mass production before the end of the year.

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news Reddark continues, with "the void" now taking over r/place.

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news "AI is not an existential threat to humanity."

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news Cybersecurity expert at NordVPN issues warnings over the new darkweb AI chatbot phenomenon.

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news Who will ship the tech first is another matter.

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news We've been seeing a lot of experimentation around Nvidia's new RTX 4060 cards, here's why.

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news Drop now has some serious sway as part of the Corsair family.

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sound off AI voice cloning is being used for some evil things of late; let's go back over the good that's come out of it.

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news The numbers show impressive upticks in performance, and the likelihood that the upcoming chips will be neural networking champs.

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news Privacy concerns have lead to petitions being signed to keep Meta out.

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class dismissed "And so our compulsory education was coming to an end."

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Deals Here's the low-down, and how to avoid getting fooled when it comes to deals.

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news The manufacturer is looks to be having a hard time, with only 400,000 units expected.

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news Analog, iterative machines ditch binary transistor switches for photons and electrons to process at the speed of light.
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