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The Original 1993 DOOM Gets an Experimental DLSS 5 Makeover
A custom Windows and DirectX 12 port lets an experimental DLSS 5 setup process original DOOM game data—but it is not running on the DOS executable.
Windows 11’s Printer Driver Shift Could Snag Older Hardware and Workflows
Windows 11 now prioritizes built-in IPP printer drivers, with older hardware and vendor-specific workflows potentially affected by setup changes and Protected Print Mode.
ASUS Brings Draft Wi-Fi 8 to Gaming With the 25Gbps ROG Rapture GT-BN98
ASUS's ROG Rapture GT-BN98 is a draft Wi-Fi 8 gaming router rated for 25Gbps, with dual 10GbE ports, adaptive traffic management and regional pricing.
Ryzen 7 9800X3D Drops to $429 With Free Cooler and Onimusha Game
Newegg’s Ryzen 7 9800X3D deal brings the eight-core gaming CPU to $429 with a 240mm AIO cooler and Onimusha: Way of the Sword.
Nvidia Raises Shield TV Pro Price to $299.99 7 Years Later
Nvidia raises the 2019 Shield TV Pro to $299.99 amid rising component costs and discontinues the $149.99 standard Shield TV.
RTX 5090 Mod Adds Dual 8-Pin Inputs, Keeps Wires Below 40°C in Stress Test
An RTX 5090 modder says a dual 8-pin daughterboard kept wires below 40°C during a 48-hour, 550W stress test, though long-term safety remains unproven.
32GB RAM Takes the Top Spot in Latest Steam Hardware Survey
Steam’s September 2026 survey puts the RTX 5070 first among GPUs and 32GB ahead of 16GB RAM, though a major respondent shift may have affected the results.
Intel Nova Lake-S Lineup Leaks, 28-Core Core Ultra 9 4970K BFC Flagship Revealed
A leak lists seven Intel Nova Lake-S CPUs, including the 28-core Core Ultra 9 4970K BFC, with reported cache, power, and platform details.
NVIDIA RTX Spark Gets an October 7 Windows Event Reveal
NVIDIA and Microsoft will showcase RTX Spark PCs at an October 7 Windows event, with Surface product pricing, availability and platform details still pending.
Micron Sees Memory Supply Tightening Through 2028 as AI Demand Drives Prices Higher
Micron says memory supply will tighten further through 2028 as AI demand outpaces production, with most of its 2027 output already committed.
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