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[...] some presents literally come at the spur of the moment. However, for someone buying things for a PC gamer, this can be a really tricky subject, especially if said PC gamer is nerdy as well. So here [...]

[...] A well-intentioned yet ignorant human trying to buy a present for a PC gamer may think heading down to CNA and picking whatever is in the #1 spot is a fantastic choice. It [...]

[...] -related jokes, but people seem confident he can help the country recover. We shall see. Source: PC Gamer [...]

[...] beyond a certain point, but persistent enough to keep trying. I have always been a PC gamer. We had a Nintendo, briefly, but then some kids broke it and, because my family didn’t [...]

[...] is smaller, AMD can design a 1024-bit bus in that space which gives a massive boost to memory bandwidth. If AMD will continue to use the 5GHz SK Hynix memory found on today’s Radeon R9 290 and R9 [...]

[...] Units 128 104 104 ROP count 64 64 56 L2 cache 2048 KB 2048 KB 1792 KB VRAM 4GB 4GB 4GB Memory Bandwidth 224GB/s 224GB/s ~224GB/s When Nvidia launched the GTX 970, they told reviewers that it was [...]

[...] , with the 2GB of GDDR5 set at 5.4GHz on the 128-bit memory bus, yielding around 86GB/s of memory bandwidth. Biostar’s product page also lists the card coming with a 6-pin PEG power connector in the [...]

[...] pool, but it will be constrained heavily by the low amount of texture units, ROPs and memory bandwidth available. For less money, I’d rather aim for the ASUS X555LA instead. That’s all for [...]

[...] the newest and not-so-improved [correction: now (hastily) improved. Ed] instalment of This Week In Gaming. This time around we have a ton of Microsoft news with all kinds of gaming-related Windows 10 [...]

[...] Hello once more NAGirrians, and thanks for coming back for This Week In Gaming. This time around we have the most elaborate Minecraft project ever undertaken, a neglected [...]

[...] Hello NAGitions, and thanks for coming back for This Week In Gaming. It’s a dark weekend for us down here in the Third World, so I appreciate you spending some [...]

Happy Valentine’s Day NAGupids, and thanks for spending it with me. I know you’re shy to ask but yes, I will be your valentine. This week we have [...]

[...] some brand new customers for the Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture that powers their graphics cards. Loongson does not have an APU design of its own and would benefit greatly from being able to [...]

[...] While most people aren’t running their Geforce GTX 750Ti graphics cards on UHD4K monitors, what’s to stop them from loading up Skyrim with a bunch of texture mods [...]

[...] been created for mining Altcoins, it has been less profitable to run mining operations off graphics cards and miners have been selling off their old equipment for cheap, flooding the second-hand [...]

[...] the benefits of overclocking like desktop users do. For the good part of the last ten years, graphics cards on mobile devices have been somewhat overclockable. Laptop owners in the past had to resort [...]

[...] names of trojan horses created by Equation Group. They all reside in the infected firmwares of hard drives and they all do very different things. The underlying viruses to allow these kinds of attacks [...]

[...] it with two mSATA slots capable of RAID 1 or 0 along with two 2.5-inch drive bays for more hard drives or SSDs. The cool part is that the second 2.5-inch bay is optional, as you can opt to fill that [...]

[...]  down. Dust gets attached to heatsink fins and with time begins to stick to it. Dust gets into hard drives and causes heads to hit the platters, bringing with it catastrophic data loss. Dust coats [...]

[...] But proceed with caution, fellow Just Cause junkie: this is a “reveal trailer” in every sense of the term. It shows VERY LITTE. What it does show is of dubious nature in [...]

[...] the first look at the ultra high-definition update to Relic’s seminal RTS series. Alongside a reveal trailer, Gearbox announced that the game will release on Steam on 25 February. The Homeworld [...]

[...] to appear on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and Windows PC sometime in 2015. Check out the reveal trailer below. [...]

[...] like your sims house already is. That’s quite a neat addition. You can check out the reveal trailer below: While there’s  no local pricing yet, EA has announced that the expansion will be $40, [...]

[...] to do so is right there inside Windows Update. Fully patched systems for either operating system will see this optional download become available and it can be ignored outright as well. [...]

[...] their analysis of the systems, if all three exploits do not give the trojans access to the operating system or the data held on the drive, no exploits are carried out. Fanny, for example, will execute [...]

[...] .5GB of VRAM as offered up by the OS and if it needed more, the idea is that the drivers and operating system all work together to cache assets that aren’t needed frequently into the slower memory, [...]

Video game movies are terrible. This is known; it’s not something I’m going to waste your time debating. If you’re one of those individuals who [...]

Wow, has it really been over a decade since this first saw the light of day? The indie scene as we know it today could easily (and arguably) have its [...]

Hello NAGitions, and thanks for coming back for This Week In Gaming. It’s a dark weekend for us down here in the Third World, so I appreciate you sp [...]