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Razer’s $99 Kraken V4 X brings Sensa HD haptics to affordable PC Headsets
Razer’s $99.99 Kraken V4 X Sensa HD Haptics Edition adds position-aware tactile feedback to more than 100 PC games, alongside 40mm drivers, virtual 7.1 audio, RGB, and a cardioid microphone.
AMD Reportedly Targets DLSS 5-Style Neural Rendering for RDNA 5 Radeon GPUs
AMD reportedly plans a DLSS 5-style Neural Lighting feature for RDNA 5 Radeon GPUs, potentially using game-engine data and dedicated AI hardware.
Apple Working on Game Controllers for iPhone Under its “Beats” Brand
Apple is reportedly developing two iPhone gaming controllers with Beats branding, conventional gamepad controls, and possible support for Apple TV and Mac gaming.
RTX 5090 Shortage Deepens as AI Buyers Push Retail Cards Above $5,000
AI firms are reportedly buying RTX 5090 GPUs in bulk for server use, pushing retail prices above $5,000 while questionable images leave the scale of the shortage uncertain.
Valve’s Steam Frame VR Headset Starts at $1,059 With Half-Life: Alyx Included
Valve’s Steam Frame VR headset starts at $1,059, with reservations open through September 17 and Half-Life: Alyx included with every unit.
StarCraft Returns as a Story-Driven Open-World Shooter Targeting 2030
Blizzard has announced StarCraft, a story-driven open-world shooter led by Dan Hay and targeting a 2030 release, set 70 years after StarCraft II.
Steam Frame leak reveals $60 accessory kit, wireless VR performance, and possible native Half-Life: Alyx
Leaked Steam Frame footage reveals wireless PC VR performance, replaceable-battery controllers, a $60 accessory kit, and possible native Half-Life: Alyx support.
Diablo 5 Confirmed for Spring 2029 as Blizzard Reveals a Fallen Sanctuary
Blizzard announces Diablo 5 at BlizzCon 2026 with a Spring 2029 target, a fallen Sanctuary setting, returning classes, and a new Plague Knight.
Thermaltake Unveils Expandable AX1000 and AX200 Workstation Chassis for AI and Server Builds
Thermaltake’s AX1000 and AX200 workstation chassis support dual systems, multiple GPUs, high-density storage, advanced cooling, and scalable power for AI and professional workloads.
RTX 5090 mod swaps 16-pin power for three 8-pin connectors and breaks 3,400 MHz
TecLab modified a Galax RTX 5090 to use three 8-pin connectors, exceeding 900 watts and reaching 3,400 MHz while reigniting debate over high-power GPU connectors.
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