LIAN LI has refreshed its popular LANCOOL 207 chassis with the new LANCOOL 207 Digital that incorporates a 6-inch LCD second screen on the bottom of the front panel. Naturally, this 6-inch customizable LCD can be used for system monitoring to display information like GPU and GPU temperatures and fan speeds. It can also display dynamic images and videos for that extra layer of personal flair.

The display has a resolution of 700 x 1600 pixels, a 60 Hz refresh rate, and a brightness of 500 nits. All customization is handled via Lian Li's L-Connect 3 software, and you can connect it as a second screen via USB. It also features an Offline mode for when the system is powered off, which displays the date and time.

Outside the display, the LANCOOL 207 Digital features the same design as the LANCOOL 207, with a recessed motherboard and front-mounted PSU design to improve airflow and optimize the internal space. The ATX case supports the latest GPUs, up to 375mm long, and radiator sizes of up to 360mm on the top. Available in black, it's also affordably priced at $109.99 USD.

Star Wars Zero Company, developed by Bit Reactor in collaboration with Respawn Entertainment and Lucasfilm Games, just got its first trailer showcasing gameplay. As a single-player turn-based tactics game where you build up an elite squad of varying soldiers and fighters taking on missions in a cinematic story, this is the Star Wars + XCOM game fans have been waiting for.

"Set in the twilight of the Clone Wars, you will step into the shoes of Hawks, a former Republic officer who leads Zero Company - an unconventional outfit of professionals for hire hailing from across the galaxy," the synopsis reads. "Hawks and Zero Company are recruited for an operation that pits them against an emerging threat that will consume the galaxy if left unchecked. To succeed, Hawks will lead a team of uneasy allies who must set aside their differences to overcome nearly impossible odds."

Bit Reactor is a new studio led by veterans who worked on the iconic XCOM franchise. With the help of Respawn Entertainment (Apex Legends, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor), this is shaping up to be something special.

As reported, NVIDIA recently released GeForce Game Ready 576.02 WHQL for the new GeForce RTX 5060 Ti. The driver also introduced many fixes and improvements addressing issues like random black screens and crashing. However, since its release, gamers began to report a weird GPU temperature monitoring bug with GeForce Game Ready 576.02. Potential incorrect readings could lead to the wrong clock speeds and voltages being applied after a PC wakes from sleep.

The good news is that NVIDIA and the GeForce team have quickly addressed this issue, especially with GeForce Hotfix Display Driver 576.15. As a hotfix or beta driver release, this driver update has gone through an "abbreviated QA process," so it's flagged as optional. However, with the GPU temperature monitoring bug and a few other GeForce RTX 50 Series fixes, the latest GeForce Hotfix Display Driver is worth installing if you are affected.

GeForce Hotfix Display Driver 576.15 is available via the NVIDIA Customer Care support site. Here are the release notes.

G.SKILL has just unveiled the world's first ultra-capacity 256GB kit (4 x 64GB) of memory at DDR5-6000 CL32 spec, but it can be overclocked at up to DDR5-7000 speeds with that monster 256GB capacity.

The new ultra-high kit capacity of 256GB on offer from G.SKILL is built from high-performance SK hynix DDR5 ICs, with this new overclock memory speed and timings pushing the boundaries of memory overclocking, by fully loading 4 modules of high-capacity DDR5 64GB U-DIMM modules on a single system, a new milestone for high-performance computing, content creation, AI workloads, and advanced workstation workloads.

We have AMD EXPO memory overclocking profiles, with the new DDR5-6000 CL32 256GB (64GB x 4) kit being stress tested in the screenshots above and below on the ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR X870 HERO motherboard and the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor, as well as the MSI MPG X870E CARBON WIFI motherboard and an AMD Ryzen 9 9900X processor.

There's no room for error in business. Especially when it comes to acquiring cars or managing a commercial fleet. Mistakes in this area aren't just inconvenient-they can cost companies six figures in legal disputes, failed inspections, or broken warranties. What's the first step to avoiding all that? A VIN check.

This isn't a background check for vehicles-it's a financial defense system. Fleet operators, logistics managers, and procurement officers across industries now treat VIN lookups as non-negotiable. Why? Because they streamline vehicle acquisition, support compliance, and prevent costly errors before contracts are signed. VinInspect: Detailed Vehicle Reports & Data report gives business buyers easy access to ownership history, accident data, title status, mileage anomalies, and more. That level of transparency is crucial in a trade where margins are thin and risk exposure is high.

An acquisition vehicle isn't just the physical car, truck, or van-it's the legal and financial mechanism used to purchase it. Think of it as the instrument a company uses to structure the deal: it could be a direct purchase, operating lease, or subsidiary setup. Additionally, it can also refer to the entity acquiring the vehicle assets on behalf of a parent company.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion launched in 2006 at 4.6GB on PC, and now we know a remaster of the game is currently in the works and is likely going to be more than 25 times the file size.

According to X0XOLEAK, the upcoming Oblivion Remastered title from Virtususo will be 120.94GB, making it 2500% bigger than the original title. Why such a big jump? Developers of the Oblivion remaster are slated to be using a combination of Unreal Engine 5 and the original engine, with the majority of what makes the game graphically impressive being in Unreal Engine 5. Notably, many other titles that use UE5 are of a similar size, such as Black Myth: Wukong and STALKER 2: Heart of Chernobyl, making this 120GB file size not too surprising.

Notably, the leaker also provided a screenshot of the file size per Steam, indicating this is accurate. As for when Oblivion Remastered will launch, following the leak for the title, rumors have been spreading that Bethesda is planning on shadowdropping the title anytime this week, meaning it won't receive any marketing material ahead of its release and just become available to play. Other rumors indicate it will be coming to multiple platforms, such as Xbox and PC, via the Xbox Game Pass and PS5.

Bethesda has finally confirmed what is probably the biggest unkept gaming secret of 2025, the remaster of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

After Oblivion Remastered was leaked ahead of it being confirmed by Bethesda, the publisher has now finally acknowledged the title in a new X post and a scheduled YouTube livestream. While Bethesda didn't mention the game's title, the thumbnail for the video shows the roman numerals "IV," a character wearing a Legion helmet, and the title "All will be revealed...," which seemingly alludes to Bethesda being aware that everyone knows what this livestream will be about.

Rumors about Oblivion Remastered have been circulating for quite some time, but then the lid was blown off the project when developer Virtuoso's website leaked images of the game showcasing the visual improvements versus the original title. The leaked images were promptly taken down from the website, but not before the internet managed to get hold of them and began sharing them around. Following the leak, rumors began circulating that Bethesda was planning on shadowdropping the title sometime this week, which, if true, could mean that at the end of tomorrow's livestream, the game could be available.

It seems Intel will be launching refreshed Arc Battlemage GPUs at Computex 2025 according to the latest rumors, boasting a larger 24GB of GDDR6 memory.

We have seen rumors that an upgraded Arc Battlemage GPU could be in the works with an updated memory configuration, doubling the Arc B850 and its 12GB of GDDR6 memory on a 192-bit memory bus, up to 24GB. But now Intel AIB partner SPARKLE has teased just that: a new 24GB Arc Battlemage is launching in "May-June".

In a post on Chinese social media outlet Bilibili, SPARKLE China replied to someone asking if we'd see a 24GB variant coming out, to which they said "how do you know" and then replied, saying: "the original plan was May-June". Once this comment hit the internet, SPARKLE walked back its comment, and issued an official statement regarding the existence of the purported GPU.

Bethesda has released the second official trailer for DOOM: The Dark Ages, the upcoming prequel to DOOM 2016 and DOOM Eternal, and in this trailer, we get a tease of the title's story.

The new trailer has been published on the official Bethesda YouTube channel and begins with players being told the Doom Slayer is being somewhat "controlled" by the Makyrs and that there is a "divide" between the Makyrs and the Night Sentinels. Additionally, a high-ranking demon is chasing "something" that will result in dominion over all humans. Funnily and intelligently, this demon informed his horde to "avoid" the Slayer.

With the war between the Makyrs and the Night Sentinels against the demons seemingly going poorly, the Night Sentinels request that the Doom Slayer be deployed, which is where the trailer cuts to new gameplay, with the Slayer doing what he does best - cutting through hordes of demons like a hot knife through butter. DOOM: The Dark Ages is slated to be the most narrative-focused DOOM game yet, serving as a prequel to the story in DOOM 2016.

AMD is working on a new RDNA 4-based workstation GPU that will feature 32GB of GDDR6 memory, which should be released as the Radeon PRO W9000 series.

In a new post on X by leaker @AnhPhuH, we're hearing that the new "Navi 48 XTW" GPU will feature 32GB of VRAM, and will be part of a new PRO series of workstation GPUs. AMD launched its RDNA 4-powered Radeon RX 9070 series GPUs recently, with its flagship Radeon RX 9070 XT featuring 16GB of GDDR6 memory.

The purported Navi 48 XTW GPU with 32GB of GDDR6 will be its highest-spec configuration in terms of VRAM, with consumer GPUs left with only 16GB. For AI developers, the additional 16GB (32GB total) will be a big win, but it's nothing we haven't seen before.

Intel is looking to hire someone that is an expert in memory tuning and qualification for its GPU department, someone who is ready to work on GDDR7 memory for Intel's graphics division... well then.

NVIDIA launched its new GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs earlier this year, with new GDDR7 memory inside, while AMD launched its new Radeon RX 9070 series GPUs with GDDR6... but it looks like Intel is scoping out GDDR7 memory chips for its future Arc GPUs according to a new job listing spotted by @Haze2K1 on X.

The new job posting is looking for someone in Toronto, Canada with the job description reading: "The memory sub-system validation engineer is responsible to drive and deliver pre- and post-silicon validation and characterization of GDDR6/7 on Intel's ARC products".

Elon Musk and his push for Tesla's stack of Full Self-Driving technology doesn't sleep, where he has said that Teslas will drive themselves from the factory floor and to your driveway "this year".

In a new post on X by the official Tesla account, it posted "One day it'll drive itself right to your house" to which CEO Elon Musk replied with a simple "this year". We should expect the full release of FSD at a Tesla event held in Austin, Texas, in June.

Tesla will begin its roll out of its self-driving Robotaxi fleet in multiple US cities in the months to come, already taking appropriate regulatory steps in both California and Texas. Tesla unleashing its FSD would be a game-changer in the automotive market, as other carmakers are close but Tesla is miles ahead and a full release of FSD this year would cement that, especially if you want your self-driving Robotaxi roll out to happen.

The JEDEC Solid State Technology Association has published its highly anticipated High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) DRAM standard: HBM4.

HBM4 has been designed as an "evolutionary" step beyond the previous HBM3 standard, with the new "JESD270-4 HBM4" to further enhance data processing rates while maintaining essential features like higher bandwidth, power efficiency, and increased capacity per die and/or stack.

The advancements coming with HBM4 are vital for applications that requires efficient handling of large datasets and complex calculations, including generative artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing (HPC), high-end graphics cards, and servers. HBM4 includes multiple improvements over the HBM3 standard, including:

Ubisoft's new top-seller Assassin's Creed: Shadows might be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2.

Assassin's Creed: Shadows has been rated for the Switch 2 on the European PEGI rating board site, strongly indicating the game will be crossing over to Nintendo's new system.

Mention of the Switch 2 platform showed up on a AC Shadows marquee card on front page of the PEGI website, but the official PEGI game listing doesn't actually mention it, however it can be found mentioned on a listing directory button via page's source code with a quick right click-> View Page Source -> CTRL+F "Switch 2".

Intel is reportedly working on a new LGA 1954 socket that will be used for its next-generation "Nova Lake-S" desktop CPUs, while LGA 1851 will be used for Arrow Lake, and its Arrow Lake Refresh processors.

In some new listings found in recent shipping manifests at nbd.ltd, we're seeing that Intel is working ona new voltage regulator test tool for the new LGA 1954 socket, confirming what we didn't want to hear: LGA 1700 to LGA 1851 didn't last long, and now an entirely new socket.

This means that Intel's next-gen Nova Lake-S desktop processors requiring an LGA 1954 socket will force users to buy a new motherboard alongside their new Core CPU. If you upgraded to an Intel Core i9-12900K for example, you would've purchased a new LGA 1700 socket-ready motherboard at the time... but let's say you upgraded to a new Core Ultra 9 285K a couple of months ago, you needed a NEW socket again: LGA 1851.

Cyberpunk 2077 will leverage NVIDIA DLSS to help scale and run the game at on the Nintendo Switch 2.

Thanks to a new-and-improved NVIDIA chip, Nintendo's new Switch 2 can now run games in 4K resolution. The hardware is only half of the equation; NVIDIA's DLSS upscaling tech streamlines gameplay to ensure a more fluid and enjoyable experience. That's especially important for demanding games like Cyberpunk 2077, which is coming to the Switch 2 at launch.

CD Projekt has recently confirmed that Cyberpunk 2077 will use DLSS in all modes of play, including handheld/tabletop mode as well as when the system is docked to a 4K TV.

Blizzard is set to introduce new Hero bans in Overwatch 2 and its Competitive Play, something that has been designed to give players "strategic agency without punching down at weaker niche picks" says the developer.

The new Hero bans have a goal of encouraging the banning of Heroes that you see as too strong or annoying, all without encouraging you to ban Heroes solely because enemy players enjoy playing them. Once enabled, you'll no longer see the enemy team during the Ban Phase, with match text chat -- which communicates to the whole lobby -- also disabled in the Ban Phase or Competitive Play of the match at hand.

Blizzard explains that before you vote for your Hero Bans, you'll be able to select your "Preferred Hero". By selecting a Preferred Hero, it won't protect you from being banned, it just allows your team to know which Hero you'd like to play with. Your Preferred Hero isn't locked in, as you can still change it during the Ban Phase, and you aren't required to play this Hero during the match. Team text chat or voice chat can be used for communicating, and your team will be able to see your Preferred Hero during the Ban Phase.

The Switch 2 has a second USB-C port at the top, but it's not for video output.

As the name suggests, Nintendo's new Switch 2 is basically a new-and-improved Switch. The device makes some major quality-of-life changes like a sturdier kickstand, snap-on magnetic controllers (that now incidentally cost $95 a pair), and a second USB port on the top so gamers can charge while in Tabletop Mode.

That extra USB-C port sparks all kinds of possibilities for extra attachments for the Switch 2, maybe even a second screen, whether it be a clamshell-style mini panel like the DS or a larger portable LCD screen. Nintendo has since confirmed the top USB-C port is only for charging and interfacing with other accessories like the Nintendo Camera. Video output is reserved for the port on the bottom--this port uses a process called DisplayPort Alternate Mode to deliver video signals through USB-C.

Ubisoft's latest samurai Assassin's Creed game continues its success streak with surprising performance in the United States.

Based on the data, we know that Assassin's Creed: Shadows is a success. No one knew beforehand whether or not Shadows would shoot Ubisoft to the moon or bury it. Controversy (principally caused by the game's shrine destruction, which is incredibly disrespectful to Japanese culture) and continual pressure from fans made Shadows feel almost volatile, but Ubisoft assuaged controversy by updating the game while also delivering on fan requests.

As a result, Shadows is a hit, with 3 million players in a week's time. Reports also say that Assassin's Creed: Shadows sold so well that it brushed up against Valhalla's incredible record-setting performance; Shadows' day one sales revenue is so large that it's second only to Valhalla.

There currently is no plans for a beta test of The Witcher 4, and any emails or links saying otherwise are fake, CD Projekt says.

CD Projekt RED is currently knee-deep in developing The Witcher 4, which marks a beginning of a new trilogy starring Ciri as the protagonist. While most of the details surrounding the game remain under wraps, we typically get snippets of information here and there during CD Projekt's earnings calls. One thing that hasn't been discussed, though, and that's a beta test for The Witcher 4 (but internally the devs are playtesting the game like mad).

Unfortunately, fraudsters have been sending out links for Witcher 4 beta sign ups. CD Projekt caught wind of the scam and now warns gamers to avoid sending their information. Any official details will be directly communicated by the studio--in other words, it won't be a mystery and everyone will know what to expect.