Just because you've got an older or low-end PC doesn't mean you can't enjoy gaming. There are thousands of back titles in the ...

Elden Ring NightReign is a rougelike adventure that takes place in the Elden Ring universe, but has some major differences ...

Intel showed off two new graphics cards at its Computex booth in Taiwan alongside its latest CPUs, but neither of them is for gamers. The Intel Arc Pro B50 and B60 are professionally targeted GPUs ...

If you check out Intel’s sneak-peek art, you’ll see a blower-style fan design that looks a lot like the one on the first Arc Pro A60. That earlier model used the ACM-G12 die instead of the ...

TL;DR: Intel is rumored to unveil its flagship Arc ... in the mainstream and mid-range GPU space is a massive uphill battle even for AMD, but more competition in this space will help drive ...

The listings are dated late March and were destined for Intel Vietnam, which handles processor assembly and Intel's own "Limited Edition" graphics cards. This is a big deal because BMG-G31 ...

An Intel GPU that was previously thought to have been cancelled has resurfaced in several recent shipping manifests. The documents, believed to show stock moving between different Intel labs ...

Scott Bickley, advisory fellow at Info-Tech Research Group,added, “Intel is facing a monumental uphill battle. After completely opting out of the mobile and AI chip design innovation waves ...

Now would be a great time to learn that another good GPU is on the horizon … but, according to a new leak, Intel isn’t working on a flagship GPU to follow the Arc B580. The fate of its next ...

Graphics Cards A high-performance Intel Battlemage gaming GPU has allegedly been spotted and I really want it to be a $400 RTX 5070 killer Graphics Cards Parts for that high-performance Intel ...

There is no doubt that chip stock Intel (INTC) had a winner on its hands back when the Battlemage graphics processing unit (GPU) rolled out. And perhaps not surprisingly, Intel may be planning a ...

He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. Intel’s next — and possibly last — desktop graphics cards will begin arriving in just 10 days. Right on cue, the company ...