Frame generation has always been a controversial topic among gamers ever since Nvidia introduced it alongside the RTX 4000 series GPUs. It started with a simple 2x multiplier, but fast forwarded to 2026, and we now have multi-frame generation and dynamic multi-frame generation with a multiplier up to 6x. At this point, I’m sure some … Read more
I’m sure most of us are currently obsessed with AMD’s X3D processors. This is an easy recommendation for gamers, and I completely understand why. Ever since I ditched my 5900X for a 5800X3D, I’ve been a big fan myself as it finally allowed my RTX 4090 to stretch its legs at 1440p. That’s why I … Read more
As a competitive gamer who occasionally plays AAA titles, 1440p has always seemed like the better choice to me. Despite having an RTX 4090, I couldn’t fully upgrade to 4K for several reasons. First, native 4K is still very demanding on the 4090, meaning I’d have to settle for lower frame rates than I’m comfortable … Read more
Summary OG Xbox dashboard ported to PC – the true reverse-engineered dashboard for pure nostalgia. Adds Steam integration via Title Maker – import games with titles, images and descriptions. Available on TeamUIX – download it now, but it’s “very buggy, very beta” and the repositories are private. I admit it; there’s something about the vibe … Read more
As PC gamers, many of us set out to upgrade one or two parts of our PC while leaving the rest untouched, hoping that everything would fall into place. In most cases, the part we always focus on is the GPU. After all, it is responsible for rendering visuals and increasing frame rates. Yes, a … Read more
If you want to play an N64 game on your PC, you’ve almost certainly used an emulator at some point. Project64, mupen64plus, or maybe the N64 core in RetroArch. You drop in a ROM, the emulator reproduces the N64’s CPU, graphics, audio, and coprocessor behavior well enough for the game to run, and it just … Read more
The Odyssey G7 is offered in two variations which are distinguished by their dimensions: a 37 inch in 4K UHD (3,840 × 2 160) and a unpublished 40 inch Wide UHD (5,120 × 2 160), with cinematographic proportions. The refresh rate reached up to 180 Hz for the 40 ” and 165 Hz for the … Read more