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6 days ago |
windowscentral.com | Cale Hunt
Do you recognize my most anticipated games of 2025 from the slivers of screenshots? PC gamers have already had a great first half of 2025 — did you beat DOOM: The Dark Ages yet? — and there are many more games expected or rumored to launch in the second half. That's perfect for me, as I usually fall right back into my gaming seat as soon as the summer weather cools off. And with a Ryzen 7 9800X3D and RTX 5070 Ti now in my system, I'm set up for everything that game developers can throw my way.
My top 5 must-play PC games for the second half of 2025 — Will they live up to the hype? | Flipboard
6 days ago |
flipboard.com | Cale Hunt
6 hours agoIt’s that time of the month again folks, as we prep for a new array of LEGO sets that will be hitting the shelves once the clock ticks over into June – and this coming month of releases promises to be one for the books. After the last few months of fewer numbers, June promises to be one packed with …
I tried gaming on Lenovo's latest dual-screen laptop, and it was a better experience than I expected
1 week ago |
windowscentral.com | Cale Hunt
Playing Balatro across both Yoga Book 9i screens is so fun, but that split is too large for more frantic games. Lenovo's overhauled Yoga Book 9i 14 (Gen 10) from CES landed in my lap last week, and I've been having some fun checking out its capabilities, including gaming. Following my Yoga Book 9i (Gen 10) hands-on impressions, in which I gave a quick analysis regarding the design, display, and some features, I turned to PC gaming.
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1 week ago |
windowscentral.com | Cale Hunt
NVIDIA didn't unveil a new processor built for consumer laptops at Computex 2025 as many surmised, but that doesn't mean the project isn't underway. A new leak from YouTube's Moore's Law is Dead channel shows off a rough image of a purported NVIDIA APU designed for use in gaming laptops. The limited information now available suggests it will run between 80W and 120W. MLID's source expects NVIDIA to target a Q4 2025 or Q1 2026 release.
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1 week ago |
windowscentral.com | Cale Hunt
NVIDIA is attempting to get ahead of a new black screen bug it has identified related to its RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti graphics cards. In a support page created on May 23, 2025, NVIDIA lays out the issue and offers some workarounds. The RTX 5060 black screen bug appears to be related to compatibility issues with certain motherboards and their system BIOS.
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