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Intel's Arc B770 appeared in an official GitHub repository on January 4, 2026—one day before Intel's CES keynote. Here's what the leak tells us about Big Battlemage specs, pricing, and where it fits in the current GPU market.

On March 31, 2024, Ubisoft killed The Crew. By July 2025, 1.4 million people signed a petition demanding publishers stop destroying games they sold. The EU Commission must respond by mid-2026. This is the story of the largest consumer rights campaign in gaming history—and whether it changes anything.

AMD's rumored flagship gaming CPU, the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 with 192MB of L3 cache, has surfaced in Geekbench and PassMark benchmarks ahead of CES 2026. The dual 3D V-Cache design could solve thread scheduling issues that plague current 16-core X3D processors.

Asus officially denies rumors of entering DRAM manufacturing, confirming it has 'no plans to invest in a memory wafer fab' despite the ongoing global memory crisis. The company will instead pass rising costs to customers through higher PC prices.

Ubisoft has confirmed a security breach forced Rainbow Six Siege servers offline after hackers flooded player accounts with billions in premium currency, unlocked rare developer-only cosmetics, and hijacked the game's ban system. The company says no players will be punished, but a full rollback is underway—and questions about how this happened remain unanswered.

LG has unveiled its new UltraGear evo gaming monitor brand ahead of CES 2026, featuring three flagship models that push into 5K territory. If you've been waiting for higher-resolution ultrawide OLEDs, this might finally be it.

Computer memory prices have climbed significantly over the past six months, and market analysts expect the trend to continue. If you're planning a PC build or laptop purchase, here's what's happening and why.

Reports from Board Channels and DigiTimes suggest Nvidia is planning to reduce GeForce production by 30-40% in early 2026. If accurate, this represents a significant shift in the graphics card market.