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TSMC just put a $30,000 price tag on its 2nm wafers – and Apple, NVIDIA, and AMD are lining up anyway. Meanwhile, its Arizona fab just turned a profit for the second straight quarter, showing that high costs in the US aren’t stopping demand for cutting-edge chips.
Marvel Rivals just got more interesting – NetEase has Marvel and Disney’s blessing to create original characters. The devs haven’t confirmed if they’ll actually do it, but the door is wide open. Fans are split: some want fresh faces, others say stick with the classics. Would you welcome a brand-new hero in the fight?
Samsung just dropped the Galaxy Buds3 FE – stem-style earbuds with ANC, AI smarts, and up to 20 hours of battery life. At $149, they bring premium features in a budget-friendly package. Black and Gray colors, AirPods vibes, and Galaxy AI baked in.
Rumor is heating up: Sony could be lining up another State of Play for September 2025. After June’s mostly third-party show, fans are eager to see what PlayStation really has planned for the rest of the year. Ghost of Yotei is confirmed, but beyond that? It’s all mystery. September might finally bring answers.
NVIDIA is finally bringing RTX Hair to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle this September. Built on new linear swept spheres tech, it promises more natural lighting and smoother strands – but only if you’ve got a Blackwell GPU. No performance numbers yet, but expectations are high. Plus, a new story DLC, The Order of Giants, is on the way.
NVIDIA just dropped a killer bundle: buy select RTX 50 GPUs or laptops and get Borderlands 4 + Gilded Glory Pack free. The game launches Sept 12, and with DLSS 4 & Reflex you’re looking at smoother, faster, sharper gameplay. Offer runs until Sept 22 – grab it while it lasts.
NVIDIA just made Project G-Assist way leaner – 40% less memory, faster replies, and it now works on all RTX GPUs with 6GB+. Add in global DLSS overrides, Smooth Motion on RTX 40 cards, and the return of classic 3D settings in the NVIDIA App, and it’s a big win for gamers.
NVIDIA just dropped its biggest GeForce NOW upgrade ever. The new Blackwell-powered RTX 5080 SuperPods with Zen 5 CPUs promise console-crushing performance, sharper visuals, and ultra-low latency – all while keeping the same $19.99 price tag. Cloud gaming just got serious.
NVIDIA just revealed DLSS 4 is now in over 175 games. Big hitters like Resident Evil Requiem and Directive 8020 will launch in 2026 with full path tracing, alongside Borderlands 4 and Fate Trigger pushing RTX 50 GPUs to the edge. The future of PC graphics is officially AI-driven.
Intel’s Gamer Days 2025 kicks off Aug 25 with a big hook: buy a new Core or Core Ultra CPU and you’ll get Battlefield 6 free. The deal runs until Oct 31 and even comes with preload access ahead of launch. Intel says BF6 is tuned for their chips with XeSS 2 and low-latency features. Big discounts, bundles, and gaming PC giveaways also roll out worldwide during the two-week event.