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Why You Need To Stay Wary Of NVIDIA's Marketing Tactics For The RTX 5060 (And Ti)

6 days ago | tech4gamers.com | Ali Khan

Story HighlightYou’re out of luck if you’re trying to objectively evaluate the 8 GB RTX 5060 Ti’s real-world performance versus the 16 GB variant since Nvidia is emphasizing the latter version’s sales for now. Don’t get fooled by Nvidia’s alluring price tags for these GPUs as you’re probably never going to find them for anywhere near MSRP. My honest advice would be to look for a previous-generation Nvidia/AMD GPU or an actual budget GPU like the Intel Arc B580.
Corsair Void Wireless V2 Headset Review: Comfort, Battery, And Sound Tested

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Abdul Hannan

Review Summary The Corsair Void Wireless V2 is an outstanding gaming headset with impressive specs and a comfortable feel. The price is hard to beat for what is being offered, which includes dual wireless compatibility (2.4GHz + Bluetooth), Dolby Atmos spatial audio, sleek design, sturdy build quality, and up to 70 hours of battery life, making it ideal for gamers. Overall, I recommend it, as it is one of Corsair’s best headsets while also being reasonably priced.
Stalker 2 Developers Want To Support The Game For A Long Time

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Abdullah Waseem |Verified By

Story HighlightGSC Game World has revealed that it plans to support Stalker 2 for a long time. The studio has launched a roadmap for updates that will improve the game over time. The title has had a challenging development period, so it’s good to see long-term support. Stalker 2 by GSC Game World went through one of the toughest development cycles ever. Being developed in the middle of an ongoing war, the game saw multiple delays and even became the target of a massive hack, leading to data leak.
The Elder Scrolls Oblivion Remake Is Set To Shadow Drop Next Week, Reveals Insider

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz |Verified By |Dot Esports

Story HighlightAccording to Jeff Grubb, the Elder Scrolls Oblivion remake could be shadow-dropping in the week of April 21. The insider also stated that a new Xbox event is probable next week. Previous rumors also stated that the remake would launch before Summer 2025. When we talk about legendary gaming franchises, Elder Scrolls is arguably the first name that comes to mind.
AVerMedia Live Gamer Ultra S (GC553Pro) Review: Smooth, Sharp, And Surprisingly Affordable

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Abdul Hannan

Review Summary The AVerMedia Live Gamer Ultra S is a compact, eco-friendly capture card that delivers up to 4K60 HDR capture with smooth VRR pass-through and ultra-wide resolution support, all at a very reasonable price. It’s plug‑and‑play through USB‑C connectivity, works seamlessly across consoles, PCS, and handheld devices, and offers uncompressed RGB24 color fidelity plus 5.1 surround audio.
Xbox Criticized By Korean Media And Fans For Neglecting Their Gaming Market

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Abdullah Waseem |Verified By

Story HighlightKorean media and fans have called out Xbox for neglecting their gaming market. Despite being the 4th largest market, first-party games have no localization. The criticism first surfaced with the release of Starfield and later with Avowed. Korea is one of the most important gaming markets in the world. Now, more than ever, the region has become more prominent thanks to recent hits like Lies of P, Stellar Blade, and more by studios like Shift Up and Neowiz.
New Japanese Soulslike Rise of Rebellion Is Coming In April - Free Demo Available

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz |Verified By |Dot Esports

Story HighlightRise of Rebellion is a new Souls-like game developed by the former FromSoftware developer Team Hayataka. The title focuses on breaking enemy guard through melee and player-controlled combat with various attacks. A demo for the game is already available, and the whole experience will launch on April 21 this year. While the Souls-like genre has become convoluted with many similar games over the years, some hardcore fans still can’t seem to get enough of them.
G.SKILL and ASUS Set New DDR5 Overclocking World Record at DDR5-12772

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Salman Fareed |Verified By

[Press Release] G.SKILL and ASUS have officially achieved a new milestone in memory performance, setting the overclocking world record for DDR5 memory frequency at DDR5-12772. The record was set using G.SKILL’s Trident Z5 DDR5 memory, built with high-performance SK hynix DDR5 ICs, in combination with the ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Apex motherboard and Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 285K desktop processor.
Borderlands Director Says The Movie Failed Due To Covid And Zoom Calls

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz

Story HighlightThe Borderlands movie director has clarified in a new interview that it failed due to COVID-19 and Zoom calls. He argues that the movie’s production was affected by staff distance, which caused it to bomb at the box office. Despite the film’s failure, the community is hopeful for the IP because of the upcoming Borderlands 4 title. Over the years, Borderlands has become one of gaming’s most influential IPs, so it was only a matter of time before the series got a Hollywood movie.
US Announces Exemptions For Computers, Chips, Smartphones And Other Electronics From New Tariffs

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz

Story HighlightThe US has revealed that computers, chips, smartphones, and other electronics will be exempted from the new tariffs. These exemptions are said to benefit GPU and console manufacturers because many chips and semiconductors will be exempted. Overall, many electronic consumers will likely not suffer the rumored price hikes that were supposed to go into effect because of tariffs. The looming US tariffs were already having a negative effect across the gaming industry.