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1 day ago | pcgamer.com | Hope Corrigan

One of the most aesthetically interesting GPU brands around has just released two new cards that are as confusing as they are bright orange. Spotted by VideoCardz, Chinese manufacturer Colorful has debuted the new Colorfire Meow cards which feature Nvidia's RTX 5050 series in all its orange glory. More baffling is that alongside this a 5050 has also been added to its iGame Ultra lineup of GPUs.If you're like me, you're probably wondering, why?

1 day ago | pcgamer.com | Hope Corrigan

The burgeoning world of AI tech is currently the centre of controversy and confusion around the world. On the one hand we have wonderful uses for AI like making our PC gaming even better, or hunting down bugs, and on the other we have… well... all the other stuff.

1 day ago | pcgamer.com | Hope Corrigan

Capturing gaming content has never been easier or more affordable than it is today. You can walk into an electronics store, pick up basically any capture card off the shelf, and walk away with a functioning solution. Better yet, do some research and get a great solution for an affordable price. AverMedia is one of the bigger players in the capture card space who are always angling towards more bang for buck, and the Live Gamer Ultra S (or GC553Pro) might be some of the best bucks I’ve… banged?

1 day ago | pcgamer.com | Heather Newman

Brian "Burgee," who only goes by his first name, has a 9-5 job in healthcare and a young family, so he doesn't get much time to game. As a result, he has to do everything in games by himself—including develop them. When he realized that he hadn't scraped the time together to scratch his lingering MMORPG itch since playing the original EverQuest, he decided to look for a game that would simulate the MMO experience without needing him to rely on other players—or vice versa.

2 days ago | pcgamer.com | Hope Corrigan

For most of this year we've been hearing murmurs of Intel's plans to drastically reduce its workforce. As of today we're starting to see what the true scope of Intel's downsizing will be, with around 107 employees set to lose their jobs in California. These planned firings have been an ongoing story for Intel, having already cut 5% of its workforce back in 2024. According to CRN, last Wednesday Intel provided the notice required by Californian law alerting employees to their imminent doom.