"2024" content on TweakTown - Page 1

The new 8K ProArt Display PA32KCX from ASUS is designed for professionals and features '1000 nits full-screen sustained brightness' for incredible HDR.

EA brought several classic Command & Conquer games to Steam, and they managed to outsell most new PC and console releases for 2024.

Razer's award winning wireless gaming headset, the BlackShark V2 Pro, is now available in PlayStation and Xbox form with new custom console audio tuning.

Warcraft, Diablo, and more are returning to China, new deal struck between Blizzard and NetEase also includes option to bring games to the west.

EA is moving on from Battlefield 2042, but the teams at DICE, Criterion, and Ripple Effect are being joined by Motive (Dead Space Remake) on the next game.

Samsung's new flagship OLED TV for 2024 makes a big change to the display, the S95D ditches the glossy finish for a non-reflective coat.

Intel looks to be in the final stages of prepping the Battlemage GPU launch in 2024, so we're expected a full announcement of next-gen Arc graphics soon.

Microsoft's all-digital Xbox Series X console has apparently been spotted in real-life with leaked photos showcasing an all-white console.

A more affordable Meta Quest 3 is apparently on the horizon, one that will be a lot like the current Meta Quest 2 in that it will ditch the RGB cameras.

Star Citizen Alpha Update 2.32 is set to bring 'the FPS combat to AAA standard,' with new features and overhauled UI and scope systems.

Ethisphere's annual World's Most Ethical Companies list for 2024 is here, and only five companies from the 'Technology' industry made the list.

Call of Duty is one of the biggest gaming franchises in the world, but there's still back-end work to be completed before it comes to Xbox Game Pass.

With dual 3K OLED displays, a detachable keyboard, and the new AI-ready Intel Core Ultra 9-185H processor, the new ASUS Zenbook DUO has arrived.

Global monitor shipments are set to reach up to 128 million units in 2024, a 2% increase over 2023, and a sign that the market is recovering.

AMD FSR 3 support has more than doubled in January 2024 alone, with momentum finally picking up for the company's answer to DLSS 3 Frame Generation.

Windows 11 is getting a big update this year that's going all in on AI, and rumors suggest that Microsoft could end up calling it 'Windows 12'

Bethesda's first 'quality-of-life' focused update for Starfield, doesn't really include any notable 'quality-of-life' updates to the game.

'Arise, arise, riders of Rohan! For there's a new DROP + The Lord of The Rings keyboard that looks stunning! Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor!'

As one of only three sets, Patriot gave us some amazing-looking Xtreme 5 RGB with red tops for those who loved the new look but couldn't give up the RGB.

The very first meteor shower of 2024 is about to take place, with the official date for the peak of the Quadrantids shower being January 4.

NASA has explained in a video just how far light emitted from the Sun on January 1 will travel throughout the entire year of 2024.

According to a new filing AMD could be prepping to launch up to three new RDNA 3 GPUs in 2024 to help fill the performance gap in the current line-up.

Bethesda also released some impressive Starfield stats that confirms the game has attracted over 13 million players with an average play-time of 40 hours.

In addition to new GeForce RTX 40 Series SUPER GPUs and discontinuing the GeForce GTX 16 Series, NVIDIA is relaunching the GeForce RTX 3050 in 6GB form.

According to a new report NVIDIA's planned GeForce RTX 3050 refresh is launching in January 2024 for around $179 with less VRAM and cutdown specs.

A leaked roadmap showcasing MSI's QD-OLED gaming monitor plans showcases a number of new models coming soon - include some with 360 Hz refresh rates.

Yeah, it's crazy to think that we're getting a new generation of graphics hardware in 2024, and AMD is already talking about RDNA 4.

NASA's administrator Bill Nelson has spoken to reporters and said that the original date for the Moon landing has changed.

NASA has announced that it's looking to pay private companies to collect a small amount of Moon 'dirt' from the lunar surfac.