Augmented & Virtual Reality Confabulation
What Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality developers are talking about
AMD's latest entry in the RX 500-series hopes to steal the spotlight back from away from Nvidia, at least when it comes to mid-range budgets. While RX 590 is the most powerful graphics card you can get for under $300, it won't win over many Nvidia fans.
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Intel has launched the first Core i9 for the average gamer. Despite some controversies around its release, it’s the fastest gaming processor we’ve yet tested.
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We finally have Nvidia's newest graphics cards, the RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti, and put them through our standard suite of benchmarks and game tests to see how they performed in a standard play of Battlefield 1 and Fornite. How do they compare to their predecessors?
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Dell and Acer have both announced support for Nvidia's new GeForce RTX 2000 graphics cards in refreshed gaming desktops, including Predator Orion series systems and Alienware desktops.
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The PC is in decline, yet a company like Logitech continues to find ways to stay relevant. From its high-end audio to emphasis on gaming, the company is more determined than ever to not go down with the desktop.
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The new Razer Blade wants to be a true hybrid device -- the kind of laptop that has great gaming performance without being big, bulky, or flashy. Did Razer really pull off the impossible this time around?
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Most PC gamers end up with two computers: A dedicated gaming PC and a thin-and-light laptop. But what if you could do it all with one device? Razer's Core X and Core V2 external GPUs promises a plug-and-play experience that make that fantasy a reality.
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Razer introduced a new Blade gaming laptop, and it's a huge step up from the previous version. With a 144 Hz display, some top-of-the-line hardware under the hood, and a modernized design, it's hard not to get excited.
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The Dell XPS 15 2-in-1 is far from a conventional laptop, but it’s an experiment that (mostly) goes right. With an advanced new keyboard and some surprisingly good gaming performance, the XPS 15 2-in-1 is a vision of the future.
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Nvidia has grown into far more than a graphics card company. At Nvidia's keynote at GTC, there wasn't even a mention of the GPU crisis, leaving gamers and cryptocurrency miners in the dark as to when Nvidia will fix the issue.
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