Prepare yourself! Come along to the Microsoft AI Tour in New York City where a significant announcement from Surface for Business will be made. Make sure to save the date and be sure not to miss it! The post also offers a link to the Microsoft AI Tour website, but at the moment, there’s no indication of any Surface news on that page.
The initial Kingdom Come was a massive game, and now that Warhorse Studios has confirmed the sequel will feature double the map size, it’s safe to say it will be truly huge. As per the developers, players can expect every inch of this expanded space to be brimming with historically accurate depictions of 15th Century Bohemian towns and landscapes, a multitude of side quests, and interactive, responsive interactions between military groups, bandits, peasants, and others. While all of this sounds incredible, it also raises questions among PC gamers about whether their hardware will be capable of running the game smoothly.
Tejo is the most recent character being integrated into Valorant, which is a free-to-play competitive shooter from Riot Games. This newcomer possesses abilities centered around controlling maps with slow-moving yet potent explosives, making them a significant danger to those who aren’t agile on their feet.
In 2020, Razer debuted their gaming chair, the Iskur. Since then, they’ve released an updated version, the Iskur V2, and various other models that have received favorable feedback. The Iskur V2 X retains many high-end features of the Iskur V2 at a lower price point, but there are certain compromises to achieve this more budget-friendly chair, which is priced significantly less than its counterpart.
Improving performance often leads to an increase in heat, a persistent challenge faced by PC gamers globally. In my situation, I opted for a Crucial P310 1TB SSD, and under heavy use, it reached temperatures up to 73C (163F), which is quite warm. To safeguard the drive for longevity, I began investigating potential cooling solutions.
The RTX 5000 GPUs have been hinting at a launch in early 2025 for quite some time now. The price reveal of these eagerly awaited “Blackwell” cards is what everyone is waiting for during today’s opening keynote. Our Senior Editor Zac Bowden will be present at the CEO’s speech, and we promise to deliver the latest updates as they happen. If you can’t watch the NVIDIA CEO keynote live on the official CES YouTube channel, don’t worry! Just follow our live blog, and we’ll keep you posted with all the exciting news! – Ben Wilson