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Building a Retro Linux Gaming Computer Part 51: It’s Not Easy Being Green
This article details the author's journey with graphics drivers for Linux gaming, starting with early ATI cards and their limitations with Mesa. It then transitions to using Nvidia's proprietary drivers on older hardware like the GeForce2 MX 400, discussing driver installation challenges and the performance improvements observed across various games.
Best Gaming Laptop Builds 2026: Budget, Mid-Range, and High-End - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
This guide helps gamers choose the best gaming laptop by breaking down options into budget, mid-range, and high-end categories. It details key components like GPUs, CPUs, RAM, and displays, and highlights specific models from Acer, MSI, Lenovo, Alienware, and Razer, discussing their strengths and weaknesses.
Marathon might be the perfect 2026 shooter in that I feel like I'm stuck in a giant Nvidia graphics card
The Marathon reboot playtest offers a glimpse into a shooter that evokes feelings of overwhelm and exhaustion related to the current tech industry, particularly Nvidia's influence. Players take on the role of a cybernetic body controlled by a brain, boarding an interstellar ark to strip it for parts for various corporations, engaging in combat with robots and alien lifeforms. The art direction and gameplay mechanics, while familiar, create a compelling atmosphere that mirrors the chaotic state of modern high technology.
Sony ditches PC & Stardew Valley News | TAG
Sony is reportedly shifting focus back to console exclusivity for its single-player PlayStation games, potentially limiting future PC releases. Meanwhile, Stardew Valley's upcoming 1.7 update will add new marriage candidates, and Nvidia has recalled a problematic GPU driver.
Nvidia rolls back Game Ready driver 595.59 after fan control issues
Nvidia has rolled back its Game Ready driver version 595.59 due to widespread fan control issues affecting RTX 3000, 4000, and 5000 series graphics cards. Users experienced fans either not spinning or running at maximum speed, regardless of temperature. The company advises a manual rollback while it addresses the problem, which has impacted consumer confidence and forced users to rely on third-party tools for manual fan management.
Crimson Desert and Toxic Commando add DLSS 4 multi-frame generation
Nvidia has announced that Crimson Desert and John Carpenter's Toxic Commando will support DLSS 4 with Multi-Frame Generation. This new technology, available now in the Toxic Commando demo and for Crimson Desert on March 19th, can generate up to three intermediate frames per rendered frame, significantly boosting performance. However, Multi-Frame Generation is exclusive to Nvidia's RTX 50-series GPUs.
Nvidia recall Resident Evil Requiem-branded GeForce driver after users report GPU fan, clock, and performance problems
Nvidia has recalled its latest GeForce Game Ready driver, version 595.59 WHQL, due to widespread reports of issues affecting GPU fan control, clock speeds, and overall game performance. The driver was temporarily removed while Nvidia investigates the bug, with users experiencing problems advised to roll back to the previous version. The issues reported include problems with fan sensors, limited boost clock speeds on RTX 50 series models, crashes, and reduced performance in Unreal Engine 5 games.
The Nightmare Returns in the Cloud: GeForce NOW Unleashes Capcom’s ‘Resident Evil Requiem’
Capcom's Resident Evil Requiem is now available on NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service as part of its anniversary celebration. A limited-time bundle includes the game and a year of GeForce NOW Ultimate membership.
The Nightmare Returns in the Cloud: GeForce NOW Unleashes Capcom’s ‘Resident Evil Requiem’
Capcom's survival horror title Resident Evil Requiem is now available on NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service, featuring RTX 5080-class power for up to 5K resolution with full path tracing. A limited-time bundle offers the game with a 12-month GeForce NOW Ultimate membership. Additionally, GeForce NOW is celebrating its sixth anniversary with rewards for Delta Force and the addition of 11 other games to its library.
Krafton appoints new chief AI officer to "further enhance its game AI R&D framework"
Krafton has appointed Kangwook Lee as its new Chief AI Officer to bolster its game AI research and development. Lee, formerly head of Krafton AI, will focus on machine learning, language models, and other AI domains to enhance gameplay, operational efficiency, and secure new growth opportunities. This move follows Krafton's record-breaking financial results for 2025, driven significantly by its PUBG franchise.
Krafton names chief AI officer to 'advance AI-driven game innovation'
Krafton has appointed Kangwook Lee as its first Chief AI Officer (CAIO) to lead the development of AI technologies aimed at enhancing gameplay and supporting development teams. Lee, formerly head of Krafton AI, will focus on integrating AI into gameplay, developer tools, and long-term research, emphasizing amplification of human creativity rather than replacement of workers. The company also revealed plans for its AI strategy to focus on elevating gameplay, supporting development teams, and exploring long-term research opportunities, including through its new entity Ludo Robotics.
NVIDIA hiring Linux driver engineers to help with Vulkan, Proton and more
NVIDIA is actively hiring Linux driver engineers to improve Linux gaming performance, particularly focusing on Vulkan and Proton titles. The job listings highlight roles involving diagnosing performance bottlenecks and developing high-performance binary translation solutions for x86 emulation on ARM64 platforms.
A decade of gaming hardware stagnation? That might not be a bad thing | Opinion
Component shortages driven by AI data center demand are impacting gaming hardware, potentially leading to stagnation in console and PC upgrades for years. While frustrating, this pause might be welcome for consumers experiencing diminishing returns on hardware advancements and facing price hikes. The industry faces a future with potentially unchanged mainstream gaming hardware specifications by the end of the decade, with consumers likely less bothered by a lack of upgrades than by increased prices.
A big-screen RTX 5080 gaming laptop deal that makes desktop-class power feel portable
A significant discount is available on the Acer Predator Helios 18 AI gaming laptop, featuring an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card and an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor, making it a powerful portable option. The article also touches on speculation about the future of the Xbox brand, the native 4K ray tracing capabilities of Crimson Desert, and a new Game Boy-style jukebox for Pokémon Red and Blue soundtracks.
Why Do Game Console Prices Keep Going Up?
The ongoing global chip shortage, exacerbated by the massive demand for AI data centers, is driving up prices for gaming consoles and PC components. This situation is leading to longer console generations, potential consolidation in the PC building market, and a shift towards cloud gaming as a more accessible option for consumers. While the shortage presents challenges, it could also lead to developers focusing more on optimizing games for existing hardware, potentially resulting in better-designed and more accessible gaming experiences in the long run.
All About the Games: Play Over 4,500 Titles With GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service now supports over 4,500 titles, with 12 new games added this week as part of its sixth-anniversary celebration. The service allows players to stream a vast library of games across various devices.
All About the Games: Play Over 4,500 Titles With GeForce NOW
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is celebrating its anniversary by highlighting its extensive library of over 4,500 supported titles, including 12 new additions this week. The service integrates with popular PC game stores like Steam and Epic Games Store, offering instant access to games without downloads. New content includes seasons for Battlefield 6 and the stealth game Styx: Blades of Greed, alongside several other new releases.
This Alienware Aurora deal is a rare way to get an RTX 5080 system without paying RTX 5080 prices
A limited-time deal offers the Alienware Aurora ACT1250 prebuilt gaming desktop with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 for $2,399.99, down from $2,999.99. This configuration includes an Intel Core Ultra 9 285 processor, 32GB DDR5 RAM, and a 1TB SSD, presenting a value proposition for those seeking a high-end PC without the hassle of building it themselves or navigating volatile GPU market prices.
GeForce NOW Turns Screens Into a Gaming Machine
NVIDIA's cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW, is expanding its platform support to include Amazon Fire TV devices. This move is part of the service's sixth-anniversary celebrations and introduces eight new games to its library.
GeForce NOW Turns Screens Into a Gaming Machine
NVIDIA's GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is expanding its reach with the launch of an app on Amazon Fire TV devices, allowing users to stream PC games on their televisions. The service also added eight new games, including titles from Capcom's retro collections and RPGs like Torment: Tides of Numenera. This expansion continues GeForce NOW's celebration of its sixth anniversary.
