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TL;DR: KTC and AOC warn gaming monitor prices will rise as global component, panel and memory costs push production expenses beyond manufacturers’ ability to absorb. KTC is negotiating with suppliers and recommends buying now; AOC plans price adjustments from August. The increases stem from DRAM and NAND shortages linked to AI demand. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed…

Mobile shooters like PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty: Mobile, and Free Fire were built for touchscreens, but competitive players have spent years moving those games onto keyboard and mouse. Tencent’s GameLoop is the emulator most of those tutorials point to, largely because it’s built and maintained by the same company that owns PUBG Mobile and…

Steam Deck owners looking past Valve’s own SteamOS keep landing on the same two names: Bazzite and CachyOS. Both are free, both are built by volunteers, and both claim to squeeze more frames out of the same handheld or desktop rig. But they take almost opposite approaches to getting there, and picking the wrong one…

With artificial intelligence becoming ever more ubiquitous and the technical limits of gaming continuing to advance, the pace of change in the world of gaming technology shows no signs of slowing down.

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Saudi Arabia recorded an 89 percent improvement in latency rates for its most popular electronic games, positively impacting service quality and performance, according to a report by the Communications, Space and Technology Commission (CST)

Fortnite Override will finally land on August 20 after months of speculation as to what it might include.

The e-commerce giant is offloading Lingxi Games to private equity firm Trustar Capital, shedding non-core assets to fund its artificial intelligence ambitions.

GMKtec recently introduced the Neo-X1 series in China, and the liquid-cooled gaming PC lineup is now available to purchase outside the Chinese market. There are two models, and both feature AMD MoDT boards.

Samsung just landed one of gaming’s biggest partnerships. The company announced today it’s the official TV, monitor, soundbar, and Wi-Fi speaker partner for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, launching this October. The deal puts Samsung’s display tech front and center for one of the world’s most popular gaming franchises, with HDR10+ GAMING integration and…