This new Intel gaming CPU specs leak looks amazing, 3x more cache than 9800X3D As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. New details have just leaked about a new next-gen Intel CPU that appears to not only square up to AMD's X3D chips, but punch them in the nose...

New Monster Hunter Wilds update causes fresh crash problems, Capcom confirms As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. I absolutely love Monster Hunter Wilds, which makes it all the more painful to see it run into so many problems. The latest entry in the Capcom...

Apex Legends dev has "nothing concrete" to say about Wildcard badge controversy As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. I don't think anybody expected a new permanent mode to be added to Apex Legends with Season 26. I'm not sure anybody expected the vibe-killer...

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New details have just leaked about a new next-gen Intel CPU that appears to not only square up to AMDs X3D chips, but punch them in the nose for good measure. According to the latest rumor, Intel is working on a 52-core gaming CPU that has a whopping 288MB of L3 cache, three times the amount found in the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D.In our AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D review, we found that this CPUs huge extra supply of cache made it a formidable gaming chip, to the point where it now tops our best gaming CPU guide, leaving Intel floundering when it comes to frame rates. However, if this latest leak is correct, then Intel is planning an all-out assault on AMDs 3D V-cache tech, with huge amounts of cache potentially available. Continue reading This new Intel gaming CPU specs leak looks amazing, 3x more cache than 9800X3DMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Intel Core Ultra 7 265K review, Best gaming CPU, Core i9 14900K review

I absolutely love Monster Hunter Wilds, which makes it all the more painful to see it run into so many problems. The latest entry in the Capcom series has been plagued with performance issues on PC since it launched, and that combined with a relatively light endgame has left players dissatisfied. New Monster Hunter Wilds update 1.021 was supposed to be the first big step towards fixing these concerns, moving several upgrades forward in an attempt to keep people busy until Title Update 3, but its already run into a serious crash problem. Continue reading New Monster Hunter Wilds update causes fresh crash problems, Capcom confirmsMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Monster Hunter Wilds armor, Monster Hunter Wilds weapons, Monster Hunter Wilds review

I don't think anybody expected a new permanent mode to be added to Apex Legends with Season 26. I'm not sure anybody expected the vibe-killer that is daytime E-District either, but developer Respawn surprised us on both accounts. Wildcard is here, and has changed the game. It stays true to the fundamentals of Apex's battle royale DNA, but reduces the map size, the number of players, and allows you to continuously respawn so long as one of your teammates is alive. It's a big change for the shooter, so two developers took part in an 'Ask Me Anything' on Reddit to field fans' questions and shed some light on the mode. Continue reading Apex Legends dev has "nothing concrete" to say about Wildcard badge controversyMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Apex Legends characters guide, Apex Legends skins, Apex Legends tier list

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