#gaming-performance

#gaming-performance

I wrote that no one should buy MSI and Intel's original handheld gaming PC. I literally called it an embarrassment, and the company blacklisted me after that. MSI stopped pitching me news, and stopped answering my emails, even after the company began to write off its dud of a handheld. So you can imagine my surprise to find: MSI and Intel have gone from worst to nearly first.

This is a terrific deal for anyone looking to transform a blah PC desktop into a raging speed demon, but it's especially great if you're a gamer looking to upgrade a rig or are thinking about building your own from scratch. With 8 performance cores and 12 efficient cores, and that awesome max clock speed of 5.5GHz, the Intel Core Ultra 7 is begging to be the engine for high-end lag-free PC gaming.

The new Pokémon Legends: Z-A bundle for the Nintendo Switch 2 is now available for pre-order, offering a system and full game download for $499.99.

The Dell 14 Plus is priced at $700, $400 off its original price, featuring 1 TB of storage and 16 GB of RAM, with a sharp 2560 x 1600-pixel display.

Oppo claims the new K13 Turbo series features a built-in active cooling fan that improves cooling efficiency by 300%, reduces space by 70%, and increases power by 120%.

Shadow has launched Neo, a high-end cloud gaming machine, providing existing users a free upgrade and significant performance boosts for gaming and professional use.

Fortnite on the original Nintendo Switch felt outdated and limiting, often struggling with performance and graphics quality, hampering gameplay experience.

The original Switch version of Arkham Knight was infamous for its performance issues, struggling to maintain a stable frame rate, particularly during driving segments.

When Ubisoft announced that Assassin's Creed Shadows would be Steam Deck verified, I was skeptical. My previous experiences with verified games had left me disappointed.