September 28, 2024

Sony’s next-generation PlayStation 6 console is going to be a monster, with its backwards compatibility amplified by the release of the impending PlayStation 5 Pro. In their weekly podcast, the folks at Digital Foundry talked about the PS5 Pro being a victory, even if gamers don’t buy it. Just like the standard PS4 which benefitted from the release of the PS4 Pro, where games that have questionable performance on the PS4 Pro run beautifully on

Intel’s next-gen Core Ultra 7 265K “Arrow Lake-S” desktop CPU has been pictured, right after we saw an engineering sample (ES) of the flagship Core Ultra 9 285K processor. VIEW GALLERY – 3 IMAGES Intel’s upcoming Core Ultra 5 265K processor has been spotted in QS form as well, with leaker “harukaze5719” posting some pictures on X of a QS (qualifying sample) of a “Q33K” processor, which fellow leaker “Jaykhin” said simply “265K” referring to

Sony’s new PlayStation 5 Pro console features “dedicated custom hardware” that was co-developed with AMD that is in the GPU block, revealed by a new interview by IGN. VIEW GALLERY – 3 IMAGES The site sat down with PlayStation Senior Principal Product Manager Toshi Aoki, when he started talking about the new PS5 Pro and its 8K gaming support, adding “but that’s not our headline“. He continued, adding: “It’s more of the cherry on the