The hatching product family will crawl out of its shell under the name iCHILL and will come in various capacities of 4GB up to 16GB at speeds of 2400 MHz up to 4000 MHz and with ultra low latencies up to 15CL.

Samsung has presented its new Galaxy Note 9. The smartphone gets a new S Pen, a larger battery and a smart camera. The phone was presented during an event in New York.

Thrustmaster is thrilled to announce their newest piece of flight sim hardware, the T.Flight U.S. Air Force Edition gaming headset. Pre-orders will be available from September 6th ahead of its official release on October 31st providing a great finish to the summer which has been dedicated to celebrating flight simmers.

EK is releasing a new AM4 socket based monoblock for the ASRock X470 Taichi and X470 Taichi Ultimate motherboards. The EK-FB ASRock X470 Taichi RGB Monoblock has an integrated 4-pin RGB LED strip and VRM section cooling.

DICE and Electronic Arts have announced that the second closed alpha testing for Battlefield 5 will begin on August 14th. According to the teams, the second Closed Alpha is built directly from the first Closed Alpha and it will not contain any changes to the available maps, modes, weapons and vehicles. 

Over in Asia, some bold new claims have been made, two actually. The first one would be that that new GeForce 1180 / 2080 would need more colling, the reference design aka founders editions would be fitted with two fans.

Intel has just released Driver Version 24.20.100.6226 to support the launch of Activision Blizzard’s World of Warcraft®: Battle for Azeroth launch.

We all know that copy and DRM protection eat CPU cycles, and that can influence game performance. The problem is that to be able to measure that you would need to compare a cracked game with an original one, that all by itself is a red flag. Recently, however, some game scrapped from Denuvo and that effect has been tested on seven games. 

Remember the Manli entries? It's happening again. This round Nvidia has registrations active that point to the arrival of three models GeForce video cards. Earlier on the PCB of one of the cards already surfaced. A picture of a PCB with model number PG180 already appeared, remember?

Last but not least, ASRock's 300 series motherboards now support the new support Intel Core 9000 series processor family. via new BIOS update. they also confirm the 8-core processor.

The signs from AMD have been green for a while now, both in revenue as well as product roadmaps. You've noticed that AMD is sponsoring Ferrari again, but now the first TV commercial has been spotted as well.

We've mentioned a couple of times that Intel is fighting the 10nm fabrication node. Intel used to adopt the so-called "Tick-Tock" model, but currently are looking at a 4th tock. Intel originally planned to enter mass production of its 10nm Cannon Lake processors back in 2016, but has been pushing back the schedule ever since. 

Featuring an all-new design with maximum breathability and more powerful passive cooling hardware capable of handling up to a 25W TDP processor allow it to be equipped up to an 8^th gen Intel Core i7 level processor for the first time in the C Series passive cooled lineup.

The controversial gaming website EmuParadise will no longer offer roms of old games. The administrator of the site fears for possible lawsuits against, for example, Nintendo.

In a presentation, SK Hynix has talked about its next-generation NAND chips. The new NAND will base based on 96 layers (tlc) flash, stacked on top of the circuits, SK Hynix calls that 4d-NAND. With 3D NAND, the supportive circuitry was placed next to the flash chips.

ADATA announces the launch of the XPG SPECTRIX D41 TUF Gaming Edition DDR4 RGB memory module. The special edition memory module is TUF Gaming Alliance-certified, which means it has passed rigorous testing to meet the stringent standards of the alliance.