The next-generation of monitor technology is upon us, quadrupling the number pixels our monitors can manifest and placing a heavy burden on our beleaguered video cards. What does it take to put together a 4K-ready gaming PC? Let’s find out, with a little help from AMD.
Toshiba has announced two new lines of notebook computers that are aimed at the everyday users out there who want performance tempered with a lower price. The new notebook series … Continue reading
AMD is proud to announce their newest graphics card, the Radeon R9 295X2. This dual-GPU graphics card is equipped with 2x 2816 Stream Processors, 2x 512-bit memory interface, a GPU clock of 1018MHz and 2x 4GB of GDDR5 memory set @ 5000MHz. Not only that, the card also adopts a hybrid cooling solution of liquid cooling + air cooling and has DVI and 4x mini DisplayPort outputs. The AMD Radeon R9 295X2 will be available later this month for $1,499. [AMD]
This week AMD plays their biggest GPU hand to date with the Radeon R9 295X2. This is a highest-end Dual GPU running with 28nm process technology and 12.4 billion transistors. … Continue reading
Today Microsoft announced that DirectX 12 is officially headed to all of its platforms for futuristic gaming finesse. Both NVIDIA and AMD are pushing their claim for the collaboration gold … Continue reading
After having played the Titanfall Beta on both the Xbox One and PC (via Origin on Windows 8), we’ve come to one conclusion. If you want to play Titanfall on … Continue reading
I do know that many of us love gaming, although our gaming priorities have been changed somewhat to accommodate the mobile lifestyle in the form of portable consoles, smartphones and tablets. Gaming on a laptop is not something that most folks do, but this does not mean that road warriors should do away with all sorts of games and focus solely on work alone. No sir, MSI’s announcement of their latest GX Destroyer Series boasts of an AMD A10 processor, an AMD Radeon R9-M290X graphics chipset as well as a slew of gaming features that were specially designed to deliver optimal performance.
Thanks to MSI’s GX Destroyer Series, avid gamers would not find dropped frame rates when playing on this unique laptop, since it comes with the perfect combination of multimedia capability and gaming performance. Specially equipped with AMD’s state-of-the-art mobile processor, both the GX70 and GX60 Destroyers will sport AMD’s latest GPU and its proprietary Mantle Graphics technology, where gaming performance is improved so that your eyes will be able to enjoy a higher resolution count, smoother gameplay as well as a more immersive gaming experience.
Apart from that, the GX Destroyer units happen to be the first gaming laptops that feature MSI’s Dragon Gaming Center, which is a gaming shortcut key that has been specially designed to maximize performance and speed through the inclusion of full system check-ups. This enables an instant configuration of your machine to your preset gaming environment profile, while doing away with unnecessary background applications so that processing power is increased and applied in the right manner. “Right” here meaning for your game, and not to crunch spreadsheets.
Apart from that, the GX Destroyer Series would also boast of the Killer E2200 Game Networking card for lag-free gaming, SoundBlaster Cinema for ultra-realistic sound, MSI’s Cooler Boost and Audio Boost technology and AMD’s Eyefinity technology. Sounds like a decent belated Christmas present for yourself, no?
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[ MSI announces new GX Destroyer Series of gaming laptops copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
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Just this afternoon Vince Zampella from the developer group Respawn let it be known what the minimum specifications would be for the PC version of the mech-driving game Titanfall. This … Continue reading
Trying to kill a potential problem at the roots even before it grows, ARM Holdings has released a new Server Base System Architecture standard. This document will server as the … Continue reading
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