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Minecraft's long-promised Super Duper Graphics Pack overhaul is dead
Two years after announcing Minecraft's Super Duper Graphics Pack overhaul, developer Mojang cancels the idea. Java Edition gamers can still use mods, though.
Nope, AMD didn't kill its reference Radeon 5700 cards barely a month after introducing them
AMD denies reports that it has killed its new RX 5700 reference designs. The company confirmed it's simply moving to supply its partners for third-party designs.
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News that Intel's first Xe graphics cards will cost $200 turns out to be a mistranslation
Intel graphics chief Raja Koduri's video interview with a Russian tech site went viral when enthusiasts thought he said the first Xe graphics card would cost $200. That news turns out to have been a mistranslation.
This week in games: Crusader Kings II is as cheap as it will ever get, Destiny 2: Shadowkeep delayed
Plus: Control and Blair Witch put out spooky trailers, E. Honda comes to Street Fighter V, and there's another Garfield Kart because the world is a mess and we might as well accept it's not going to get better. This is gaming news for...
AMD CEO confirms high-end Radeon 'Navi' graphics cards are coming
AMD CEO Lisa Su said bigger Radeon Navi GPUs are "on track" during a financial earnings call.
Warning: Watch out for awful graphics card 'deals' that aren't worth your money
Don't be a sucker. The graphics card landscape is drastically different than a few weeks ago, and GPU makers are looking to offload pricey obsolete models with 'deals' that aren't worth your dollars.
Nvidia woos creators with 10 potent RTX Studio laptops, 30-bit color support for GeForce GPUs
Nvidia revs up its RTX Studio initiative with an army of new laptops and fresh Studio drivers just in time for Siggraph.
This week in games: Origin makes a PC with every modern console inside, Netflix's Witcher trailer
Plus: Destiny 2's annual Solstice of Heroes event will mark the debut of the Armor 2.0 system, Overwatch put out hero number 31, and more. This is gaming news for July 22 to 26.
Why July is a barren wasteland for new video games
We all know summer is the last remaining dry spot in the year's torrent of game releases, but why? The answer: It's Europe's fault, probably.
Corsair buys custom computer builder Origin PC to ride PC gaming's big revival
Component and peripheral maker Corsair jumps into the custom computer business by buying Origin PC.
AMD Ryzen 3900X hits $740 on eBay as AMD struggles to deliver its flagship chip
Major retailers are still sold out of AMD's Ryzen 3900X and 3800X CPUs, two weeks after the chips began to ship. That's caused spot prices to spike to $740 on eBay, almost $250 higher than retail.
Core i9-9900K vs Ryzen 9 3900X: Which should you buy?
Confused by information overload? Here's what you need to know before you buy AMD or Intel's high-end CPUs
This week in games: A Cities: Skylines com-poo-ter, a new story for PUBG, and a new Valve game
Plus: Netflix's Witcher adaptation continues to look uninspiring, Ubisoft details its upcoming subscription service, and more. This is gaming news for July 15 to 19.
Nvidia models the Apollo 11 moon landing using real-time ray tracing
Nvidia has recreated the Apollo 11 moon landing using its RTX technology, including the lunar lander and Neil Armstrong.
Thatgamecompany’s stunning Sky: Children of the Light finally comes to iOS
This lovely free-to-play game is Thatgamecompany’s first since 2012’s ‘Journey.’
AMD officially hires Alienware's Frank Azor as its new gaming chief
AMD has hired Frank Azor as its chief architect of gaming solutions.
Microsoft is shutting down its online versions of Hearts, Spades, Checkers and more
Microsoft says that it will discontinue the online versions of many popular games, such as Hearts, Backgammon, and Go.
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