There's yet another leak related to the upcoming Intel Arc Battlemage GPU launch, with the latest information showing a benchmark run on one of the new graphics cards. As well as seemingly confirming ...

Cinebench is one of the most popular benchmarking tools for graphics cards, allowing you to compare your system's GPU performance against countless other devices. Now, Cinebench 2026 has arrived with ...

Graphics cards (often called GPUs, or "graphics processing units") are a component that PC gamers and hard-core PC users are very well familiar with. In recent years, however, GPUs have come to ...

MediaTek is planning to launch its most ambitious Dimensity 9400 SoC at some point in October. The chipset maker’s latest flagship processor will compete against the upcoming Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen ...

Hogwarts Legacy is open-world action RPG set in the Harry Potter universe. Having launched to very enthusiastic user reviews, it's time we benchmark it and we have a ton of data for you. We have 53 ...

Basemark has just announced its new Breaking Limit benchmark, which will test ray traced gaming performance on your iOS, Android, Linux, and Windows device. The new Breaking Limit benchmark is aimed ...

Although chip giant Nvidia tends to cast a long shadow over the world of artificial intelligence, its ability to simply drive competition out of the market may be increasing, if the latest benchmark ...

A new benchmark for the upcoming Intel Battlemage GPU range has leaked, hinting that Intel's follow-up to Intel Arc Alchemist could be a true contender for PC gamers. This particular leak involves a ...

FurMark is a lightweight but intensive GPU benchmark tool that pushes graphics hardware (and your system to its absolute limit) and has been a staple part of GPU reviewing for well over a decade. It ...

Doom: The Dark Ages is the latest first-person shooter developed by id Software, marking the eighth main entry in the franchise and the third installment of the modern series, following 2020's Doom ...

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