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Battlefield 6 Trailer Debuts: Private Militias, Urban Warfare and a Global Conflict Ahead

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Electronic Arts has unveiled Battlefield 6, featuring a new antagonist, Pax Armata, and a return to single-player campaigns. The game promises large-scale warfare, destructible environments, and fan-favorite features like 64-player matches.See the Story

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Nvidia's N1X Consumer Chip Pops up in Benchmark Equalling Core Count of RTX 5070 GPU - Cue Excited Gasps, but Let's Not Get Carried Away

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If you weren't excited about Nvidia's rumored consumer CPU, this benchmark leak showing its core count equals an RTX 5070 GPU should do the trick.See the Story

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Ubisoft Blames Gamers, Steam, Trends, and Everyone but Itself for Poor Game Sales

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Ubisoft is too busy blaming everyone else rather than doing a little self-reflection.See the Story

FromSoftware Announces New Sales Records for Elden Ring as It Readies Two-Player Mode for Nightreign

Image: FromSoftware Three years after release, Elden Ring continues to set new sales records as its first DLC and standalone co-op reach new milestones. It may not be for everyone, but FromSoftware’s bank accounts would never know it from the cash that continues to roll in from sales for its Elden Ring franchise. According to a new press release, sales numbers for the first DLC, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, have sold over 10 million units,…See the Story

Fantastic Four Makes Its Way Over to Fortnite in a New Bundle Which Includes Both Regular and Lego Character Skins

Image: Epic Games Disney and Epic Games have partnered to bring the Fantastic Four over to Fortnite in a time-limited bundle featuring multiple skins and accessories. While Fortnite might not be as big of a cash-making juggernaut as it once was, it still tops the list of online multiplayer games as number one when it comes to player counts, with Counter-Strike being a close second. Both games have a rough average of around 1 million players per …Fortnite Read Article

DDR4 Isn’t Dead Yet, as Chip Manufacturers Are Now Rumored to Delay Product Phase-Out amid Skyrocketing Prices

Image: Samsung An interesting turn of events has led Samsung and SK Hynix to reportedly delay plans to wind down production of DDR4 modules. In recent weeks, as the inventory of DDR4 has begun to dry up, the industry has seen some fairly dramatic price increases. According to TrendForce, prices of some modules have increased by roughly 40% at the end of June. Price increases for the deprecated nearly decade-old tech were expected as final invent…Read Article

AMD's Threadripper 9995WX Stuns in Cinebench R23 — New Ryzen Flagship Reportedly 73% Faster than Its Predecessor

AMD’s 96-core Ryzen Threadripper Pro 9995WX reportedly scores 73% higher than its predecessor in Cinebench R23, though the result raises doubts about its realism.AMD See the Story

Lexar Launches the NM990 PCIe 5.0 SSD Series with Up to 14 GB/s Sequential Reads

Lexar, a leading global brand of flash memory solutions, is thrilled to debut its new next-gen solid-state drive—the NM990 M.2 2280 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD, engineered for High-end gamers, professional creators and AI developers. Leveraging next-generation PCIe 5.0 technology, the NM990 PCIe 5.0 SSD delivers speeds up to 14,000 MB/s read and 11,000 MB/s write, almost two times faster than typical Gen 4 SSDs. It provides superior performance for serio…Artificial Intelligence See the Story

Latest AMD Zen 6 Rumors Suggest Clock Speeds Surpassing 7 GHz, and Mixed Node Processes Depending on the Model

Image: AMD More rumors regarding AMD’s Zen 6 processors surfaced over the weekend, one of which suggests a very high clock speed target. For some time, it’s been said that AMD, after more than a decade, finally intends to increase its core count per CCD. Some rumors have indicated a modest jump from 8 classic cores to 12, but now it appears that there could even be a 24-core variant, which might then be succeeded by a 32 dense-core Zen 7 model. …AMD See the Story

Engineering Samples of AMD’s Zen 6-Based “Medusa Ridge” Processors Have Reportedly Been Sent to Partners for Testing

Image: AMD It’s been reported that samples of AMD’s next generation of Ryzen CPUs have been distributed to partners for testing. AMD has been on a roll for three generations now in gaining market share with its Ryzen processors. Regardless of X3D or non-X3D models, Team Red has become immensely popular among gamers, content creators, and those wanting the best of both worlds with its top-end offerings. However, Ryzen has been limited to an 8-cor…AMD · Sunnyvale Read Article

This M.2 SSD Can Self-Destruct By Giving Itself a Burst of Voltage

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The vendor Team Group is marketing the self-destruct SSD to customers in sensitive industries, including defense, factory automation and AI development.Technology See the Story

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Battlefield 6 Trailer Debuts: Private Militias, Urban Warfare and a Global Conflict Ahead

Nvidia's N1X Consumer Chip Pops up in Benchmark Equalling Core Count of RTX 5070 GPU - Cue Excited Gasps, but Let's Not Get Carried Away

Ubisoft Blames Gamers, Steam, Trends, and Everyone but Itself for Poor Game Sales

FromSoftware Announces New Sales Records for Elden Ring as It Readies Two-Player Mode for Nightreign

Fantastic Four Makes Its Way Over to Fortnite in a New Bundle Which Includes Both Regular and Lego Character Skins

DDR4 Isn’t Dead Yet, as Chip Manufacturers Are Now Rumored to Delay Product Phase-Out amid Skyrocketing Prices

AMD's Threadripper 9995WX Stuns in Cinebench R23 — New Ryzen Flagship Reportedly 73% Faster than Its Predecessor

Lexar Launches the NM990 PCIe 5.0 SSD Series with Up to 14 GB/s Sequential Reads

Latest AMD Zen 6 Rumors Suggest Clock Speeds Surpassing 7 GHz, and Mixed Node Processes Depending on the Model

Engineering Samples of AMD’s Zen 6-Based “Medusa Ridge” Processors Have Reportedly Been Sent to Partners for Testing

This M.2 SSD Can Self-Destruct By Giving Itself a Burst of Voltage

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FromSoftware Announces New Sales Records for Elden Ring as It Readies Two-Player Mode for Nightreign

Fantastic Four Makes Its Way Over to Fortnite in a New Bundle Which Includes Both Regular and Lego Character Skins

DDR4 Isn’t Dead Yet, as Chip Manufacturers Are Now Rumored to Delay Product Phase-Out amid Skyrocketing Prices

AMD's Threadripper 9995WX Stuns in Cinebench R23 — New Ryzen Flagship Reportedly 73% Faster than Its Predecessor

Lexar Launches the NM990 PCIe 5.0 SSD Series with Up to 14 GB/s Sequential Reads

Latest AMD Zen 6 Rumors Suggest Clock Speeds Surpassing 7 GHz, and Mixed Node Processes Depending on the Model

Engineering Samples of AMD’s Zen 6-Based “Medusa Ridge” Processors Have Reportedly Been Sent to Partners for Testing

This M.2 SSD Can Self-Destruct By Giving Itself a Burst of Voltage