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This week in gaming and tech saw significant developments, including Microsoft's ongoing layoffs affecting various studios, notable game updates, and exciting announcements for upcoming titles.
New data reveals overwhelming preference among gamers for the 16 GB RTX 5060 Ti graphics card compared to the 8 GB variant.
Laura Fryer, an original member of the Xbox team, critiques Microsoft's current hardware strategy and declares the Xbox brand's future uncertain.
Rumors are circulating about the potential specifications and improvements of Nvidia's upcoming RTX 5070 Super graphics cards, highlighting expected increases in VRAM and clock speeds.
The latest Windows 11 Insider build mistakenly features the start-up music of the long-criticized Windows Vista.
Recent rumors suggest that Nvidia's upcoming RTX 5080 Super graphics card may feature 24GB of VRAM, enhancing its performance capabilities.
Rumors suggest that Nvidia may unveil its next-generation RTX 5080 Super or Ti graphics cards by year-end, equipped with a substantial 24 GB of VRAM.
Mark Zuckerberg has proposed drastic changes to Facebook's social structure to combat declining user engagement.
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang expressed skepticism over reports suggesting that TSMC proposed a partnership with multiple companies to take over Intel's chip manufacturing facilities.
An unusual bug in the Windows 11 update leads printers to produce strange outputs, sparking both concern and curiosity among users.
New RTX 5050 and RTX 5060 models are set to make a splash in the laptop market, offering budget-friendly options.
Western Digital has officially transitioned its SSD production business back to SanDisk, marking a significant corporate shift.
AMD has stirred excitement in the hardware community by hinting at a potential release of the 320 GB '90700.05XTXT Max' graphics card, featuring an unusual power connector and an extraordinary power requirement.
A critical issue has been identified for Windows 11 installations that utilize a USB stick, potentially leaving users without important security updates.
A recent leak suggests that the RTX 5090 prototype may pack a staggering 24,576 CUDA cores and consume up to 800 watts, potentially outpacing its predecessor significantly.
Microsoft plans to phase out the notorious Blue Screen of Death in an upcoming update, which will introduce a new error display system.
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