Written by Metal Messiah
PowerColor is a Taiwanese-based graphics card brand/manufacturer, and the company has just released a mini-ITX small form factor/SFF Navi 10 GPU for gamers looking for a compact graphics card for their ATX cabinet, and gaming RIGs. Continue reading PowerColor has released an ITX SFF form factor RX 5600 XT NAVI 10 GPU for Gamers
Written by Metal Messiah
Ampere is the next-gen upcoming graphics cards series from NVIDIA. Lot of rumors have been circulating surrounding the release date and announcement of Ampere. Continue reading NVIDIA hints at Ampere GPUs for the GTC 2020 keynote
Written by Metal Messiah
There has been a lot of speculation surrounding INTEL’s planned CPU roadmap and the architecture which is going to power the next-gen Core Gaming, mainstream and HEDT CPUs. We already know that next-gen COMET Lake-S CPUs are going to release later this year, and they are also going to offer some compatibility with the upcoming Z490 LGA 1200 socket motherboards, which are going to be hit the shelves soon. Continue reading INTEL’s next-gen Rocket Lake-S CPUs may be compatible with the upcoming Z490 LGA 1200 socket motherboards
Written by Metal Messiah
Blast from the past ! It looks like AMD has upgraded one of its 3 years old processor from the Ryzen 1000 series. The first-gen AMD Ryzen 3 1200 has been a budget CPU for quite some time, and originally it packed a 14nm ZEN design. Continue reading AMD Ryzen 3 1200 CPU gets a slight upgrade, now packs a 12nm ZEN+ architecture
Written by Metal Messiah
As you may have noticed AMD’s current ZEN processors have been in the market for quite some time, and AMD has also offered backwards-compatibility on it’s AM4 platform, unlike INTEL who has been forcing end users to upgrade to a new CPU socket/platform. Continue reading AMD to offer AM4 socket compatibility with RYZEN 4000 series CPUs
Written by Metal Messiah
Since the release of RYZEN 3000 series of CPUs last year, AMD has been quite dominant in the CPU mainstream and high-end markets. This has also forced INTEL to re-think their pricing strategy of their current lineup of CPUs. Continue reading AMD prepping to launch Quad Core ZEN2 budget CPUs
Written by 7thGuest
Available on Microsoft Windows, Devil Daggers is the self published hellish debut of the Australian based indie team Sorath. Mixing the old school twitch shooting mechanics and a arcade style arena, Devil Daggers is a deceptive simplistic shooter that keeps you on your toes with relentless difficulty. The atmosphere is hellish, the difficulty is satanic, playing it automatically makes you a sadomasochist.
In other words: fun for the whole family! Continue reading User’s Articles – Devil Daggers – HELLview
Written by Kyle Axley
Xul is the new addition to Heroes of the Storm. He’s a melee specialist using his powers to control the undead to overwhelm his foes. The passive he has for raising skeletons from slaying enemy minions is effective at pushing lanes. Although it seems he is very niche of a pick against comps with fast attacking melee heroes. Mainly because as you’ll see from his kit he excels at being close to his target. It seems that if you choose a ranged assassin against Xul he will struggle to have much effect on the outcome of a battle. Continue reading User’s Article: Impressions On Heroes of the Storm’s Xul – The Cryptic Necromancer
Written by Kyle Axley
Telltale games has been known for making episodic story-driven games that seem too short and this one is no different. I’ll try and not spoil it for anyone that may have not heard about this title and want to pick it up. Tales From The Borderlands – A Telltale Games Series has all the elements of Borderlands that you enjoy; from the story with its comedic characters to an engaging storyline. The story mainly revolves around 2 characters and like other Telltale titles, the actions of these characters affect the story and have major consequences. Continue reading User’s Articles: Tales From The Borderlands – A Telltale Games Series Fan Review
Written by Konstantinos Koutsoubas
After investing a lot of hours this past weekend in the game, my initial thoughts are quite positive. Yes, I will start with the Graphics quality and specifically with the downgrade. It’s true, Ubisoft did downgrade the title…. They shouldn’t have but that’s the reality of it. Nevertheless, the Division is a very good looking game, I would say it’s on the same scale with the Witcher 3. Clearly one of the best games in terms of graphics out there. Did I want it to be downgraded? Of course not! Can I live with it? I think I can! Continue reading User’s Articles: Tom Clancy’s The Division – Is there enough Content?
