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Intel begins laying the groundwork for Xe3P GPUs on Linux

Just as the open-source drivers for Intel's Xe3 graphics devices are reaching maturity, the company's Linux development team is already gearing up for the next generation. The first batch of patches to enable the Xe3P graphics architecture has been fired off, marking the beginning of the long road to supporting …

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KitGuru Games: Battlefield 6 is a strong return to form + PC benchmarks

The Battlefield 6 beta was met with a wave of optimism over the Summer, and now, launch day is finally upon us. I've been playing the game in early access over the past week, giving me ample opportunity to see the campaign and dive into multiplayer modes. I'm pleased to report that Battlefield 6 is a strong return to form, doing away with all the controversial changes found in Battlefield 2042 and delivering the quintessential Battlefield experience. On top of that, we have some PC benchmark numbers, so you can get an idea of how well the game runs with DLSS on/off and with Frame Generation enabled and disabled. 

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New Intel Battlemage GPU with 16GB VRAM spotted in data log

Intel's next-generation “Battlemage” graphics card lineup might be about to change, as new evidence has surfaced for a higher-end GPU. A new data log entry appears to confirm the existence of a Battlemage GPU with a 16GB VRAM configuration. The finding comes from Tomasz Gawroński (via VideoCardz), who discovered a …

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AMD quietly launches Radeon RX 7700 with 16GB of VRAM

In an expected move, AMD has officially unveiled a new desktop graphics card, the Radeon RX 7700. This non-XT model joins the RDNA 3 lineup a full two years after the debut of its siblings, and it arrives with a unique combination of specifications. The new Radeon RX 7700 is …

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KitGuru Games: Has GeForce Now Ultimate perfected cloud gaming?

I first started using GeForce Now back when it first became available for Nvidia Shield tablets over a decade ago. Back then, we were limited to 30FPS gameplay, with choppy controls and low resolutions. Since then, the service has come a very long way, offering RTX powered servers to bring features like ray-tracing and DLSS directly to you, no matter what device you are using. I've had early access to the new RTX 5080-powered servers for about a week now, so let's jump back in and see if cloud gaming has reached a point where it could comfortably replace a traditional gaming PC. 

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Intel officially launches Arc Pro B50 graphics card

Following its announcement at Computex 2025, Intel has officially released the new Arc Pro B50. This is the first workstation card based on the “Battlemage” architecture, and it's aimed squarely at the compact, small-form-factor professional market, where power and size are key considerations. The Arc Pro B50 (via VideoCardz) is …

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Leaker claims new AMD RDNA 5 GPU details

While the current-gen RDNA 4 architecture has been a solid performer in the mid-range, enthusiasts have been waiting for AMD to return to the high-end GPU market. Now, the first whispers of that return are beginning to surface with a new report on RDNA 5. Hardware leaker Kepler_L2 (via Wccftech) …

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AMD is reportedly preparing a 16GB Radeon RX 9070 GRE

A new rumour suggests that AMD may be preparing to bolster its mid-range GPU lineup with a new version of the Radeon RX 9070 GRE. The report claims that a new variant of the currently China-exclusive card is in the works, this time featuring a more robust memory configuration to …

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Lian Li launches new multi-directional GPU mounting bracket

Lian Li has just launched its new multi-directional vertical GPU mounting bracket. This new kit is designed to give builders an unprecedented level of flexibility, not only in the height of their vertically mounted GPU but also in its angle for the ultimate custom look. The new bracket offers multi-axis …

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Exclusive: Noctua confirms it wants to make an RTX 5090 Noctua Edition

We called the ASUS RTX 5080 Noctua Edition 'a highly impressive feat of engineering' in our review, but were left wondering why the companies involved didn't go all out with an RTX 5090 model. Noctua has since confirmed to us they would 'love' to make an RTX 5090 version, but it doesn't sound like it will be happening any time soon...

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AMD quietly launches the Radeon RX 7400 graphics card

Just days after unveiling the low-power Radeon Pro W7400 workstation card, it appears AMD has also quietly launched its gaming counterpart, the Radeon RX 7400. This new entry-level RDNA 3 desktop card has surfaced on AMD's website, but don't expect to find it on retail shelves, as this one is …

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