• Marvel’s Midnight Suns

    Marvel’s Midnight Suns story“Through a twisted marriage of magic and science, the nefarious force known as Hydra has revived Lilith, Mother of Demons, after centuries of slumber,” a description for the game reads from a press release.

  • STALKER 2: Heart of Chernobyl's

    STALKER 2 is set in a fictional version of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in which the power plant mysteriously exploded again in 2006, causing strange supernatural events that defy all scientific reasoning and spawning horrifying mutated beasts that began to roam.

  • Hogwarts Legacy

    Hogwarts Legacy was initially set to be released at some point in 2021, but after a recent delay, we won't be seeing it until 2022. This is for the sake of making the game as good as it can be.

  • Dying Light 2 Story line 2022

    Not much has been said about the plot of Dying Light 2, but the gameplay trailer revealed that there will be two main factions in Harran: the Renegades and the Officers.

  • Forspoken Story Line

    The protagonist, Frey Holland (Ella Balinska) is a young woman who enters the beautiful but dangerous world of Athia for the first time and uses magical powers to journey through it and survive.

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

GEFORCE GTX BATTLEBOX

         GEFORCE GTX BATTLEBOX


The GeForce® GTX Battlebox is a powerful gaming rig that gives you everything you need to step up your gaming experience. The extreme power of the world’s best graphics cards. The latest high-performance hardware from top system builders. And a history of dominating every game.




BATTLEBOX ULTIMATE






Get battle-ready with the ultimate gaming machine, whether you're a first-person marksman or an eSports professional. Battlebox Ultimate combines the extreme power of a GeForce GTX graphics card with the latest high-performance hardware to bring you an incredible experience—every time. Gear up. Play like the pros.

DirectX 12: Discover features like realistic smoke and shadow effects for more lifelike gaming

Stunning 4K/HDR: Enjoy your favorite 4K games at their most brilliant at max settings.

BATTLEBOX ESSENTIAL

                        STEP UP TO GREAT PC GAMING

Step into the arena battle-ready with the Battlebox Essential, a finely tuned rig optimized for gaming. The recommended rig for today’s top games like Overwatch and League of Legends delivers 1080p at 60 FPS, lifelike gaming with DirectX 12, next-gen GeForce GTX graphics cards, and advanced gaming hardware. It’s a whole new way to step up your game.


COMPARE SPECS





                                    


GPU                       GeForce GTX 1080 Ti                           GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB   

CPU                       Intel Core i7 or Intel Core i9                         Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 
Memory                 16 GB+ DDR4 RAM                                 8 GB+ RAM

Storage                  SSD                                                             SSD

OS                         WIN 10                                                         WIN 10

Display                  NVIDIA G-SYNC™ monitor                           NVIDIA G-SYNC monitor



                              All specifications are minimum requirements to earn the Battlebox badge.

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Tuesday, October 17, 2017

Intel core i9

                     Intel core i9 


Intel made a big splash at Computex with its new Core i9 X-series family, with the crown jewel being its 18-core processor for desktops. But until we haven't heard much in the way of technical details. Today, Intel revealedthat the 18-core i9-7980XE will feature a base speed of 2.6GHz, with a Turbo Boost 2.0 clock of 4.2GHz. And using Turbo Boost 3.0, which speeds up performance of its fastest two cores, it'll reach 4.4GHz.
That's just below the 4.5GHz top speed of Intel's Core i7-7700K, its fastest mainstream processor for desktops. Basically, that means the 18-core chip will be no slouch when it comes single-threaded performance for games.
Yes, it might seem strange to see the company's most powerful processor with a base clock speed under 3GHz. But what's more important are the boost figures, which will kick in when you actually need more computing power. As for the other members of the X-series family, the 16-core model will feature speeds between 2.8GHz and 4.4GHz, while the 14-core version starts at 3.1GHz. As usual, Intel can reach higher speeds on chips with fewer cores since there's less of a heat issue to worry about.                                                                                                                                                                                                          It'll be a while until we get full benchmarks from these chips, but Intel gave us a small preview from its own testing. The 16-core i9 CPU reached a Cinebench R15 score of 3,200, while running an NVIDIA GTX 1080Ti GPU. That's below a 24-core Xeon E5 2697, according to 3D Fluff's database. The quad-core i7-7700K, meanwhile, scored just 966 on that same benchmark.
You can nab the 14- to 18-core i9 CPUs on September 25th while the 12-core version is coming sooner, on August 28th. The other chips are already available.

The most expensive new additions are (on paper, at least) in a class of their own, with the Core i9-7980XE priced at $1,999 (about £1,558). It’s the first Intel consumer processor that comes with a teraflop of computing power. Alongside the 7980XE, there are 10, 12, 14 and 16-core i9 alternatives, with the 10 core i9-7900X set to go on sale for $999 (about £778).

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