… The specifics of these updates are slightly different across all platforms, but for PC, it breaks down as follows. On the upscaling side, PC players will enjoy high-end FSR 4.0.3 if you have a GPU that supports it, plus support for regular FRS 3.1.5, DLSS 4.5, and XeSS 3.0. …
… "Our team is well aware that parts of the trailer were not fully optimized, so I'm not surprised to hear and see those comments," Ueda said in an interview with PC Gamer. …
… The PC hardware industry is currently being suffocated by elevated chip prices driven by the AI boom. If pushing RDNA 5 out makes it more affordable, that could be preferable to an earlier release at sky-high prices. …
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… Consumer movements like Stop Killing Games have begun to push back on that behaviour , although with limited effectiveness thus far. …
… What matters is how polished the game is, and if we have one or two extra months, we can fix more bugs, do more optimizations, so that we don't need a huge day one patch." Liang wasn't thinking about Grand Theft Auto, but he was thinking about something else: the AI-driven PC hardware crisis. …
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… Combined with a 3D-printed vapor chamber and honeycomb-structured metal backplate, it pushes flagship motherboard thermal engineering beyond traditional limits," says Gigabyte. …
… In an email sent to PC Gamer and those who have preordered the device, Framework says it has discovered two issues that have made the company push back the release from late June to late July. …
… Odds are strong that there are well-meaning developers pushing for anti-wack skin promises before a sales or marketing department immediately makes them look like chumps, but the fact remains: Trust is low, and we'll believe it when we see it. …