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FromSoftware's latest unveil, The Duskbloods, has fans disappointed over its Switch 2 exclusivity and multiplayer-only title.

Nvidia claims that the Nintendo Switch 2 comes with a 10x raw hardware boost, making it a huge step up over the previous handheld.

Krafton's life-simulator inZOI has reached a major milestone by selling 1 million copies just within a week of its early access.

The Last of Us Part 2 has been tested on PC, but it seems to run much worse on hardware like the RTX 3060 than initially expected.

Phantom Blade devs say they want to go back to the PS1 era, where creativity was important, and budgets were much more manageable.

During the Amazon Spring Sale (March 25-31, 2025), you can save up to 40% on Gigabyte AORUS gaming and creator laptops.

Check out GIGABYTE AORUS SUPREME 5, a high-performance pre-built gaming PC featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D and NVIDIA RTX 5090.

The MSI MAG B850M Mortar WiFi is an excellent mATX option to run the latest AMD Ryzen 9000 chips, offering a decent design plus excellent I/O and performance at a fair price. 5G LAN, WiFi 7, 20G USB, and dual PCIe Gen 5 M.2 slots are some of its highlights, and we can't get enough of the EZ-DIY features either.

Ex-Warner Bros. executive reveals that the Nemesis system was designed to create a compelling game that would stick with gamers.

After testing the full lineup, TF7 stands out as the best value—affordable, easy to apply, and reliable for mid-range systems. TF4 is also a solid pick for budget builds. On the higher end, TF8-EX and TFX deliver strong performance but fall short in durability and user-friendliness, especially with their thick, hard-to-apply texture. TF9, unfortunately, underwhelms across the board. Overall, Thermalright’s thermal paste lineup is a bit hit or miss, but TF7 hits the sweet spot for most users

A complete guide to buying, applying, and maintaining thermal pastes.

The Thermalright Assassin X 90 SE is a compact air cooler that punches way above its weight, especially considering the $17 price tag. With 4 direct-contact copper heat pipes and a quiet 92mm ARGB fan, it easily handles 65W TDP CPUs and even manages bursts of 130W heat in stress tests. It's ideal for replacing stock coolers on mid-range builds and fits well in small cases. While it’s not made for high-end CPUs or heavy overclocking, the Assassin X 90 SE delivers excellent value and solid cooling for budget-conscious users.