April 24, nighttime. A supposedly peaceful Sunday after-dinner gaming session went haywire as one of the inputs on my Razer Viper Mini isn’t functioning as intended.
These supremely wide displays are a wet dream for many gamers. But, before you head out and buy one for yourself, there are a lot of things that you need to know first. I have exclusively used ultrawide monitors for about the past 8 years – so today, I’ll share with you all of the experiences that I have encountered throughout the years – particularly with gaming.
When it comes to upgrading a gaming setup, most of us would straight away think of the keyboard, mouse, headphones, monitor and even the mousepad.
We thought of doing some “best hardware of 2021” type of content but we reminded ourselves that GPU prices are still sky-high, the availability of Intel’s 12th Gen chips are bundled with motherboards for now and DDR5 RAMs are also quite impossible to find. Instead, we take a look back and see what sort of stuff we invested – either our time or money – that we deem to be worthy.
Yeah I know, there’s a new piece of tech and techies are skeptical about the new piece of tech – what’s new, right? But I can’t help but compare the Steam Deck with the Nintendo Switch. They both share a lot of similarities.
The launch of the ASUS Zenfone 8 series in Malaysia marks the return of the ASUS smartphone in the local market. This is probably their
Since CES 2021, there are a lot of new laptops in the market that is packed with the new RTX 30-series or RTX 3000 series of laptop GPUs. At the time of recording, we have the RTX 3080, the RTX 3070, and also the RTX 3060. But, these 3 laptop GPUs can operate at a wide range of wattages – and I have to emphasize that this is not new. The RTX 20-series of laptop GPUs are already doing this – but they have the distinction of Max-P (a.k.a. “standard”) and Max-Q.
Critically acclaimed PlayStation 4 exclusive Horizon: Zero Dawn is apparently joining the #PCMasterRace trend, according to Kotaku‘s report. Sony did not respond to these claims
After making its initial debut on Battlefield V, NVIDIA’s DLSS was heavily criticized by the PC gaming community for not delivering what as promised. Instead
Ever heard of USB drive that uses a fish’s brain to store data? Well, we bumped into this article on Amazing Nara just a while
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