$429 for the 16GB Ti, $379 for the 8GB Ti and $299 for the 5060. Months after the arrival of the flagship RTX 5090, Nvidia has finally announced its three mainstream RTX 50-series GPUs: the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB, RTX 5060 Ti 8GB and RTX 5060. The two RTX 5060 Ti graphics card models are […]
The time has come for more keyboards. Every once in a while, we like to test out the latest mechanical keyboards, seeing where the industry is going and what new features or design elements have arrived to tempt you away from your current keyboard. Whether you’re new to the concept of mechanicals or you’re a
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New details on the latest idTech – direct from the developer. January is usually a muted month for the games industry – but not so this year. CES 2025 was innovative, dynamic and exciting on a number of levels, game releases are actually happening and the excitement for the year ahead is palpable. Microsoft’s Developer_Direct
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Plus: do we need a DF input latency rating system? DF Direct, our weekly news and Q+A show, recently celebrated its bicentennial – in the sense of reaching 200 episodes, not marking a 200-year anniversary! All four not-on-holiday members of Digital Foundry assembled for the occasion, sharing stories of those early episodes and other highlights
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One of the few remaining in-house engine developers takes a heavy blow. News broke last week that Crytek was undergoing significant layoffs – and the next edition of the Crysis franchise faces an uncertain future. This downbeat topic got second billing on this week’s DF Direct, after the team’s exhaustive breakdown of Sony’s State of
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Our favourite budget processor tested in modern games. High-end AMD processors take top billing in our rankings of the best gaming CPUs, but most people should get the cheapest somewhat modern CPU that can fit into their system. Right now, that CPU is the Ryzen 5 5600, part of a generation that launched in 2020
Is the AMD Ryzen 5 5600 still a smart CPU to buy in 2025? Read More »
Early last year, the first widely available multi-gig broadband was announced for the UK market, offering download speeds up to 1.6Gbps over the Openreach FTTP network. As an irredeemable nerd who gets overexcited at the prospect of a download progress bar reaching heretofore unseen speeds, I knew that I had to try it out to
1.6Gbps broadband reviewed: is multi-gig internet worth upgrading for? Read More »
Get the latest updates on your games without lifting a finger (well, maybe one or two). We’ve been working on something that we hope you’ll love — especially if you’re the kind of gamer who has a wishlist longer than a Final Fantasy cutscene (guilty as charged). Starting today, you can link your Steam account
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A crucial first step in bringing Windows and Xbox together. According to Microsoft’s Phil Spencer, the highly anticipated Xbox handheld is “several years out” and only exists in prototype form, so what should we make of last week’s news that actually, we may see a handheld later on this year? Leaks are suggesting that Microsoft
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Eurogamer’s managing editor is off to help make games. Hey everyone, I’m very sorry to say that this week is Katharine Castle’s last at Eurogamer – and in games journalism as a whole! – as she’s heading off into the world of game development. A veteran journalist and critic, Katharine joined us last year
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