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Report claims PlayStation 5 will be backward compatible with PS1, PS2, PS3, and PS4
The PlayStation 5 is said to be backward compatible with PS1, PS2, PS3, and PS4 catalogues, as claimed in a new report via Comicbook.com
Nvidia Ampere reportedly 50% faster than Turing, half the power consumption
NVIDIA confirmed that it will be switching to a 7 nm manufacturing process for its upcoming Ampere architecture, offering hefty performance improvements.
Epic Games Store starts 2020 with three free games
Epic Games Store is keeping the festivities going with an additional round of free titles: Darksiders, Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition and Steep.
First Leaked Photos Of AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT
The first photos of the upcoming AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT have been leaked. It is based on a Navi variant expected to launch at CES 2020 in just a few days.
Microsoft Flight Simulator’s new trailer shows a beautiful winter world
Microsoft released a new teaser of Flight Simulator, where we see cities, towns and nature covered with snow to a huge view from the cockpit of a plane.
Review: BenQ Zowie S1 & S2 Gaming Mouse
With preset DPI settings and easily adjustable settings, the Zowie S1 and Zowie S2 deliver an amount of power that’s realistic for what gamers really need.
Sony Playstation 5 specs and details we know so far
All details we know so far on next-gen console powerhouse Sony Playstation 5 specs: the hardware, backward compatibility, and more.
New Sony Patent shows latest update to PS5 Controller
The new patent update states that the PS5 controller will have a selection of new buttons on its back that seems to give the controller a new feature.
MediaTek Announces 800 5G Chipset For Mid-Range Smartphones
The MediaTek 800 5G SoC chipset is suggested to compete with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765 SoC, which is also a 5G chipset made for mid-range smartphones.
Intel Xe DG1 teased in EEC listing
An EEC filing by Intel for the Intel Xe DG1 reveals having 96 Execution Units (EUs), the same as the integrated graphics of Intel's Tiger Lake Processors.
