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The Intel Arc B580 is AMD’s reentry into the entry-level gaming graphics card market and a stellar one at that! Based on Intel’s new Xe2 architecture and a 5nm TSMC node, the card output showed great 1080p and 1440p gaming performance numbers in our benchmarks, even outperforming more expensive “budget” cards.

Capcom has confirmed its plans to bring back dormant IPs with new games similar to the Onimusha and Okami sequels.

While many franchises fail on this aspect, Batman Arkham City surpasses it's prequel and is to date the best sequel in gaming history.

In this guide, I will walk you through the best AM5 motherboards based on power delivery, features, build quality, and value.

Shift Up Studios has just confirmed its plans to bring Stellar Blade to PC in 2025. This comes after the game's massive success on consoles.

Sony recently announced Marvel's Spider-Man 2 PC Port but it seems like PlayStation fans are not happy with it.

First started out as an indie release, Lost Souls was picked by PlayStation and combines the best of Final Fantasy and DMC games.

10 years gone by without a new Castlevania title. Now that Konami is considering stuff other than Pachinko, this series deserves a new game.

The ASRock X870E Taichi Lite is a $399 powerhouse with a VRM setup (24+2+1, 110A SPS for VCore and SoC) that can compete with enthusiast-class boards. That's not its only attraction; the board has a fascinating design, multiple handy features, and excellent connectivity options, with USB4 and WiFi 7 being the icing on the cake. Circling back to the price, this is a great option among X870E boards.

The MSI MPG X870E Carbon WiFi is a high-end motherboard with impressive features, a capable VRM setup, and I/O that should be enough for most users. You get the latest USB4 ports, dual PCIe 5.0 M.2, WiFi 7, and impressive memory support up to DDR5-8400 (OC). It’s a nice-looking board with enough RGB bling for most, but it comes at a staggering $499 price tag. While expensive, it’s competitive enough for the features on offer.

Sony's State of Play event in September left me extremely disappointed, and the timing couldn't have been worse. 

Low-profile mechanical keyboards may be worth their hype if you're not an enthusiast keyboard modder and don't care about sound quality.