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AMD's RDNA 4 gaming-GPUs-for-the-people expected to launch at CES in January

Could AMD's wallet-friendly new GPUs launch well before Nvidia's?

PC Gamer · Sep 11, 2024

Apple's A18 delivers solid performance gains, challenges Ryzen 9 9950X in single-core Geekbench

Apple's vanilla A18 shows solid performance in Geekbench, challenges M4 and AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X.

Tom’s Hardware · Sep 11, 2024

Should you buy a Steam Deck instead of a PS5 Pro? How about instead of a new car you buy a boat?—these things are not the same

Even as a Steam Deck fan, I'm surprised to see Valve's handheld suggested as some sort of like-for-like replacement for Sony's newest home console.

PC Gamer · Sep 11, 2024

AMD's Krackan Point APUs land in early 2025 for budget notebooks — Krackan Point-powered Copilot+ laptops may start at $799

AMD is preparing mainstream Zen 5 mobile CPUs, codenamed Krackan Point, that will power notebooks cheaper than $800 by early 2025.

Tom’s Hardware · Sep 10, 2024

The coolest part of the PS5 Pro is PlayStation doubling down on one of PC gaming's best FPS boosters with PSSR

PlayStation's new super sampling solution could end up being the best part of the beefy PS5

GamesRadar · Sep 10, 2024

The PS5 Pro might finally kill off performance mode, and the PC player in me is ecstatic

The PS5 Pro could make choosing between performance and fidelity mode a thing of the past, restoring old-style console optimization while embracing PC frame rates.

GamesRadar · Sep 10, 2024

No, Qualcomm is not buying Intel: debunking this week’s most ridiculous computing headline

Qualcomm isn’t buying Intel, AMD isn’t making flagship gaming GPUs anymore, and Apple Intelligence won’t be dropping with macOS Sequoia – it’s been a messy week.

TechRadar · Sep 10, 2024

Sony's 'PS5 Pro' beats Xbox to the AI graphics punch with its 'PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR)' feature — but it's $699.99

Microsoft is once again on the back foot with gaming consoles, as its "world's most powerful console" is no longer the world's most powerful. Sony's PS5 Pro has the Xbox Series X beaten on paper, complete with AI upscaling tech for boosted performance. But oh boy, it ain't cheap.

Windows Central · Sep 10, 2024

PS5 Pro confirmed — New PlayStation will cost $699.99 on November 5 with larger GPU and PSSR Upscaling

Sony announced the PS5 Pro, which will launch on November 5 with a larger GPU and PSSR upscaling as well as better ray tracing. The optical drive will be sold separately, as expected.

Tom’s Hardware · Sep 10, 2024

Why I won't buy an Intel Lunar Lake-powered laptop

Intel’s new mobile chips promise better performance and longer battery life, but they snub power users like me.

Tom’s Hardware · Sep 10, 2024