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This article provides reviews for gaming hardware, specifically the SCUF OMEGA PS5 Wireless Performance Controller and the Florence x TRI 2 Multi-Sport Waterproof Headphone. It briefly mentions other hardware like the Neutronbeam.
PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: Duke Nukem special anniversary celebration
PC Gamer magazine's latest issue celebrates the 30th anniversary of Duke Nukem 3D and the 15th anniversary of Duke Nukem Forever with a special feature including interviews with key developers. The issue also includes a look at the best modern retro-style FPS games, previews of Soulframe and other titles, and reviews of Gothic Remake and more.
Modder does what Nintendon't and makes a Switch 2 Virtual Boy controller
A modder named James Channel has created a kit that transforms an original Virtual Boy controller into a wireless gamepad compatible with the Nintendo Switch Online service, PC, and Meta Quest headsets. The mod replaces the original internal components with Bluetooth guts, offering wireless functionality and modern power options like USB-C rechargeable lithium battery packs. The kit is available for $99 for the PCB or $249 for a complete controller.
This Week in Switch 2 - Explosive Diarrhea, OLED rumors & The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
This Week in Switch 2 covers a range of topics including a public health crisis in the United States and discussions about the gaming industry. The episode features updates on F-Zero 99 achievements and a playthrough of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The podcast also touches on previews for Splatoon Raiders and mentions interactive maps for other games.
Apple is reportedly shopping for AI chip companies
Apple is reportedly exploring the acquisition of AI chip companies to enhance its server capabilities. The company's current M2 Ultra-powered servers are deemed insufficient, prompting a search for more powerful hardware solutions.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.
Dell's new Windows Hello-compatible webcam is a bit of a letdown
The Dell Pro 5 Webcam offers strong 1440p image quality and reliable Windows Hello functionality, making it suitable for office use. However, its color accuracy is lacking, the design is weak with a tethered cable, and it lacks customization options, making it an expensive choice compared to competitors.
PlayStation 6 May Avoid PS5’s Overheating Problem
A new patent filed by Sony Interactive Entertainment suggests the PlayStation 6 will feature advanced cooling technology to avoid the overheating issues experienced by some PlayStation 5 units. The patent details a heat dissipation device using heat pipes and a heat sink, potentially moving away from the PS5's liquid metal cooling.
Starlink's new V5 home dish is smaller and more energy-efficient
Starlink has introduced its new V5 residential dish, which is smaller and more energy-efficient than previous models. While it does not offer increased data speeds, the updated hardware represents an improvement in design and power consumption.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.
Samsung's slower version of the 990 Pro SSD costs way more than the original
Samsung has released a new version of its 990 Pro SSD that is both slower and more expensive than the original model. This new iteration is expected to launch in 2026.
Nintendo Exploring A Switch 2 OLED, But Is Worried About Price – Report
Nintendo is reportedly considering a 1080p OLED model for the Nintendo Switch 2, potentially launching in 2028. However, the company is concerned about the premium price such an upgrade would command in the current market. Samsung Display is mentioned as a potential supplier for the OLED panels.
Qualcomm is quietly arming the Snapdragon X2 Elite for gaming laptop glory and the numbers point to a faster invasion…
Qualcomm is making quiet preparations for the PC gaming market with its Snapdragon X2 Elite chip, updating its control panel software to improve user experience and game optimization. Early benchmarks show performance comparable to mid-range Nvidia RTX 5060 gaming laptops, though full compatibility and reliability on ARM architecture remain a work in progress.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.
Breaking Technology, Metaverse and Hardware News, Leaks And Guides
This article from Gfinity Digital Media covers breaking news, leaks, and guides related to technology, the metaverse, and hardware. The publication emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and high standards of accuracy, staffed by experts passionate about enthusiast gaming and cutting-edge technology.
New Steam Machine red light warning isn't anything to worry about — an overzealous overheating warning is…
A solid red light warning on the Steam Machine, indicating overheating, is often a false alarm caused by a bug in the current BIOS. Valve support has confirmed that the device's temperatures can be normal even when this warning light is displayed. A forthcoming BIOS update will increase the temperature threshold for the warning and throttling to 100C for both CPU and GPU.
Morning Tech Bits
Valve has updated the Steam Machine's firmware to address false overheat warnings that would interrupt gameplay. The update raises the temperature threshold to 100°C, resolving the issue for affected users. Separately, Apple is reportedly planning an M7 Ultra chip with a substantial amount of unified memory.
Valve is switching up its Steam Machine error codes to be more helpful, starting with its scary red overheating light
Valve is updating the Steam Machine's BIOS to address inaccurate red LED error codes, particularly those related to overheating. The fix will adjust temperature thresholds to 100°C for both CPU and GPU, preventing false alarms that previously triggered at lower temperatures. This change aims to provide more accurate warnings and prevent unnecessary performance throttling or shutdowns.
