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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced system requirements need an RTX 4090 for top settings, plus DLSS

Ubisoft unveils the system requirements for Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, demanding at least an RTX 3060 for 60fps gameplay at 1920x1080.
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Intel says software is holding back your CPU performance by up to 30%

Enthusiasts are underestimating the role software plays in demonstrating the full performance of a CPU, according to Intel.
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Deal of the day: Grab a 144Hz AOC gaming monitor for just $79.99, complete with Nvidia G-Sync

With its 144Hz refresh rate and 1920x1080 resolution, this is a great upgrade from a 60Hz screen, or if you just want a decent second display.
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First Intel Wildcat Lake CPU leak shows Apple MacBook Neo-like appeal

Intel unveils its Wildcat Lake reference laptop design, boasting a sleek MacBook Neo-like aluminium body and low-power passive mode.
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Gigabyte bundles well-reviewed Pragmata with select Nvidia GPUs and laptops

Gigabyte is collaborating with Nvidia and Pragmata to offer GPU, laptop, and desktop bundles featuring a digital copy of the game.
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Intel Z970 chipset will largely succeed B860, bringing overclocking to lower budgets, claims leaker

Should Z970 motherboards launch at affordable prices, overclocking Intel Nova Lake Core Ultra 400 CPUs would become far more affordable.
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InWin Covalent HPC case eats up high-end hardware with consummate ease

InWin targets workstations and multi-GPU setups with its Covalent PC chassis, supporting up to 480mm GPUs and 420mm radiators.
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PSA: Kioxia encourages users to update Exceria G3 SSD firmware

Kioxia issues EVFATR.1 firmware update for its Exceria G3 series to fix critical bugs and improve product reliability, available through its utility app.
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Intel and AMD CPU prices are increasing by up to 20%, say manufacturers, with further rises expected this year

AI demand has driven up the costs of consumer and server processors, with both AMD and Intel reportedly planning further price increases.
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