Thiago Trevisan

2 days ago | hothardware.com | Thiago Trevisan

While gamers are eagerly anticipating the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, there's something in the past to look forward to as well. Nintendo Switch Online is offering up an old classic, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. This beloved title from two decades ago originally appeared on the Game Boy Advance, and is making its way to the popular Nintendo Switch subscription service. You'll have to be a member of Nintendo Switch Online with the Expansion Pack in order to access this title.

3 days ago | hothardware.com | Thiago Trevisan

There is nothing quite as exciting as a new console release, especially when it comes from Nintendo. While the original Nintendo Switch released over 8 years ago, the new Nintendo Switch 2 is starting to take form with more footage of game play. One of the most anticipated parts of a new console is the games linkeup, and here we have a great look at the new Mario Kart World.

6 days ago | hothardware.com | Thiago Trevisan

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition is also a 2-slot design, but that's where the similarities stop. It features an innovative pass-through fan design that allows it to stay thermally behaved in places where most RTX 5090s won't fit. The blower-style designs do not have the luxury of air space under and above them like a gaming PC, making the rear-exhaust necessary. The RTX 5090 is a GeForce GPU, meaning it's intended purpose is for gaming.

1 week ago | hothardware.com | Thiago Trevisan

The Nintendo Switch 2 is nearing its launch, and there is a major feature that may be missing when it's docked. While we do know some of the specifications for the Switch 2, its release date isn't until June 5th and thus the world isn't yet privy to all of the nuances. Why does this matter? Well, a user on the ResetEra forum spotted a change in wording for the Switch 2 that suggests it may not feature variable refresh rate (VRR) support while docked.

1 week ago | hothardware.com | Thiago Trevisan

Living up to its 'Solo' designation, Zotac's diminutive take on the GeForce RTX 5060 Ti features just a single cooling fan. NVIDIA's RTX 50 series GPUs have been efficient overall, so we're optimistic that a single fan will suffice. One big boost the RTX 5060 will get over the RTX 4060 will be in DLSS 4 with multi-frame generation. In titles that support it, frames will be higher and the GPU will be able to handle games at a smoother level than its predecessors.