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Originally scheduled for late 2026, Squadron 42 will not be released until the second quarter of 2027, with Cloud Imperium Games citing, among other things, the media buzz surrounding GTA VI. Players will still have to  [...]

Microsoft is gradually rolling out the new Windows 11 taskbar customization options, but there's already a workaround to unlock them on affected PCs. After several  [...]

Eleven years after leaving a lasting mark on the open-world RPG genre, *The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt* clearly has no intention of retiring. It seems that Geralt of  [...]

Ron Gilbert will finally be able to create a sequel to Thimbleweed Park—nearly ten years after the first episode—but there’s no question of a Kickstarter campaign or a publisher to back the  [...]

A few weeks after the official announcement of the Radeon RX 9050 8 GB, AMD has confirmed the 4 GB version. AMD has finally revealed the full specifications of its  [...]

Given increasingly powerful components and often volatile global markets, the question of building a custom desktop computer has become more pressing than ever  [...]

After more than four years in version 2, CPU-Z is evolving. With version 3.01, the PC world’s go-to tool introduces a new validation system and more than 100 tests  [...]

Intel has just clarified its strategy for Nova Lake: the new CPU architecture will debut in consumer desktop processors before being rolled out to solutions for  [...]

Whether you're a passionate gamer, a demanding content creator, or simply looking for a reliable machine for working from home, a standard computer isn't always enough anymore. The trend  [...]

After Micron withdrew from the consumer market, some Crucial customers are now having trouble getting their defective RAM modules or SSDs replaced. Micron had, however, promised to continue  [...]

Following CXMT, which is closing in on the top three DRAM manufacturers, another Chinese company is shaking things up. The Chinese manufacturer Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC) continues to  [...]

Whether you're trying to win a decisive showdown in a AAA game, join a video conference without your voice cutting out, or enjoy smooth cloud gaming, latency  [...]

When faced with a blue screen, a finicky Wi-Fi connection, or a computer that has suddenly slowed down, the first hurdle is often figuring out what’s wrong. Generative artificial intelligence is changing this process: it allows  [...]

Linux Is Gaining Ground in Video Games: Epic Games and NVIDIA Go on the Offensive A few days after GOG’s announcement, the trend is confirmed: Linux seems to be gradually  [...]

While the video game industry seems to be inexorably shifting toward an all-digital future, a project called Kazeta is heading in the opposite direction. A few days ago, Sony caused a stir by  [...]