AMD’s RDNA 4: The Game-Changer That Could Topple NVIDIA’s RTX 5000 Series!

In most reviews I’ve examined thus far, including our RTX 5080 review that I assisted with, there seems to be a general consensus. While it’s clear that the RTX 5080 outperforms its RTX 4080 predecessor, the improvement is smaller than anticipated at 1440p and 4K resolutions. Many games tested by different sources show only single-digit performance gains, which becomes less impressive when considering the 40W TGP increase in the newer GPU.

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon: Thinner, Lighter, Smarter, But Still Faces Key Issues!

I must admit, I didn’t foresee Lenovo making more chassis alterations after that redesign. Yet, surprisingly, the latest Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 13) Aura Edition has managed to slim down and lighten without sacrificing any aspect of its user experience. It retains its robustness and dependability as before, the keyboard remains just as comfortable and responsive, and it offers a decent array of ports for a contemporary ultrabook as always.

Microsoft Xbox Crowned World’s Top Games Publisher in Shocking New Report

Over the past year, there has been quite a bit of turmoil within the community of Xbox enthusiasts due to Microsoft’s transition from releasing exclusive software on Xbox consoles towards a comprehensive multiplatform approach. Previously console-exclusive games like Sea of Thieves, Grounded, and others have started appearing on Sony’s PlayStation as well, causing some concern about Xbox’s future direction. However, the company has maintained that it intends to introduce new Xbox hardware in the future, which may temporarily ease such worries. Just recently, Xbox head Phil Spencer stated his desire for Xbox hardware to excel in terms of power and unique features, a move expected to quell more serious apprehensions.