With its "Panther Lake" Xe graphics cores, Intel's new G3 Series processors are purpose-built for PC gaming handhelds. I ...

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If you dig through enough forums, you can find decades-old conversations that showcase many different preferences when it comes to frame rates and resolutions in gaming. The discussion often boils ...

A developer has ported the Lossless Scaling Frame Generation tool from PC to Android. This tool uses Vulkan to deliver frame generation in a variety of games, improving performance in the process. The ...

Lossless frame generation is now available on Android, allowing smoother gameplay and improved visual quality for mobile gaming. According to ETA Prime, this feature, once exclusive to high-end gaming ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, which is out later this month, is a new open-world action-adventure that looks like it's set to deliver an Arkham ...

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Back in February, Valve gave Steam client beta users the option to share anonymized framerate data and hardware information with the company to “help us learn about game compatibility and improve ...

Valve already collects a lot of data about your gaming PC, typically to release its hardware survey every month. But it looks like Steam will soon use frame rate data gathered by its millions of users ...

The takeaway: Valve appears to be preparing a new feature that could make one of PC gaming's biggest uncertainties – performance – more transparent. Newly uncovered code in the Steam client suggests ...

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