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PlayStation has announced yet another release for The Last of Us, marking the third time this series has seen re-releases recently.

The Last of Us Part 2 has received official PC system requirements, and they are much lighter than most expected.

Focus Entertainment has officially announced that Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 3 has entered development with Saber Interactive.

While the RTX 5070 was relatively power efficient in our testing, we've found the best PSUs to pair it with.

The RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT aren’t as power-hungry as Nvidia’s GPUs, nevertheless, I’ve highlighted the Best 5 PSUs for your new RDNA4 GPUs.

Naughty Dog has warned fans that it may never work on The Last of Us Part 3 despite the series' current relevance.

The Fantech Aria II Pro is a stellar option for gamers looking for unique design and performance. Retaining its signature egg-shaped design with thoughtful refinements, it weighs just 53 grams and has an upgraded NRF52840 MCU that supports an impressive 8K polling rate for ultra-responsive gameplay.

The Zotac GeForce RTX 5080 AMP Extreme Infinity is a premium variant of the card, costing $250 more than the Founder's Edition. For that, it offers a flashy, premium design, better cooling, and marginally better performance than Nvidia's own model. However, the performance uplift isn't worth the $250 extra, and overall, the generational improvement over the previous generation isn't good enough.

It's difficult to point out the best 1000W power supply because it was such a good year, so we curated a list of a few that stand out more.

The Last of Us franchise is the most awarded video game franchise of all time due to its two GOTY-winning games.

The Ryzen 9 9900X is AMD’s new flagship 12-core gaming chip but with lower base frequencies and a 120-watt rating. It impressed us in most benchmarks outside of gaming, and in gaming, the chip couldn’t even outperform the Ryzen 7 9700X. Its $449 price tag makes it compete with the 7800X3D and 13900K, but the former is a far better gaming CPU, while the latter is much better for both multi-threaded workloads AND gaming.

Two years after its launch, the Lian Li LanCool III continues to impress me, and for good reason. You won’t find anything close to this on the market in the same price bracket, even in 2024.