AMD says that no decision has been made about bringing FSR 4.1 to RDNA 3.5 GPUs, which seems to contradict AMD also saying that it has no current plans to do so because of hardware reasons

Like all the major players in the PC industry, AMD had a big presence at Computex 2026, and all its top staff were busy conducting interviews with the press and media. In one such case, the senior confirmed that there are no current plans to bring AI-powered FSR 4.1 upscaling and frame generation to RDNA…

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Persona 4 remake news feels all-but inevitable, but a little rating weirdness means I wonder about Golden content

Almost exactly a year ago, Persona 4’s seemingly inevitable remake broke cover for the first time at an Xbox Games Showcase. Well, sort of. There wasn’t much of it, you see. The trailer consisted mostly of the game’s protagonist running around a barren Inaba Shopping District, with the odd panning shot of other—equally depopulated—locations from…

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Cooler Master’s concept AIO cooler looks like it could chill Venus into Pluto, and I’m already hunting down the back of my sofa to get the pennies to buy one

With all-in-one liquid CPU coolers now so commonplace in gaming PCs, you might think there’s nothing left for manufacturers to innovate with. But if the concept device that Cooler Master showcased at Computex is anything to go by, then we’ll almost certainly see a raft of copy-cat designs on the market very soon, especially when…

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Thermal Grizzly’s experimental direct-die CPU block is ‘3-4 times better’ than most—but it uses diamond sheets that cost €500 each

Thermal Grizzly has some products in the works that will make any custom loop aficionado salivate. Though there’s one that stood out to me while visiting its Computex 2026 booth: an experimental direct-die block with diamonds under the cover. “So this block includes a diamond, industrial diamond, which is like exactly like what you see…

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I expected Nvidia’s keynote to leave out gaming entirely, but the RTX Spark’s purported 5070-like performance is a pleasant surprise

It’s not lost on me that Nvidia isn’t a primarily gaming-focused company anymore. On the off-chance you’ve been living under a cool mossy rock for the last few years, Nvidia were once primarily known for their powerful graphics cards, but are now very much all-in on AI. Why? Well, let me put it this way:…

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