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Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time has entered the GOG Preservation Program GOG has officially added Ubisoft’s Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time to the GOG Preservation Program. Through this program, GOG has preserved the original PC version of the game and has made it fully functional on modern PCs. Better still, the […] The post GOG Preserves Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and delivers major improvements appeared first on OC3D.

Analysts expect the PlayStation 6 to launch in late 2027 – Sony says that hasn’t been decided In an interview with the Wall Street Journal (paywalled), Sony CEO Hiroko Totoki confirmed that the company has not set a release date for its planned PlayStation 6 console. Between high memory prices and other component shortages, the […] The post Sony hasn’t decided its PlayStation 6 launch date – blame AI appeared first on OC3D.

ASUS updates GPU Tweak III with new Power Detector+ safety features for supported 12V-2X6 GPUs ASUS has implemented a new safety feature for its Power Detector+ graphics cards, adding support for a new automatic shutdown feature to supported 12V-2×6 powered graphics cards. When it detects persistently high current, ASUS’ GPU Tweak III software can now […] The post ASUS adds automatic shutdown support to Power Detector+ GPUs with GPU Tweak III appeared first on OC3D.

The PC version of Modern Warfare 4 has tight security requirements for online modes Activision has confirmed that the PC beta for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 requires both Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 for security. Both features are required for online game modes. This means that PCs without these features will only have […] The post Xbox confirms strict security requirements for Modern Warfare 4 beta appeared first on OC3D.

AVX-512 support is back on the menu with Intel’s Nova Lake CPUs New CPU tests uncovered by InstLatX64 have seemingly confirmed the return of AVX-512, a major CPU feature that has been missing from Intel CPUs since 11th Gen Core “Rocket Lake” CPUs. Official AVX-512 support has been missing from Intel CPUs since the release […] The post Leaked Intel test unveils the return of a killer CPU feature with Nova Lake appeared first on OC3D.

AIDA 64 gains Zen 7 CPU support two years ahead of launch AIDA 64 has been updated with preliminary support for “AMD Zen 7 server processors”. AMD recently confirmed that Zen 7 EPYC CPUs will launch in 2028, making AIDA 64’s CPU support two years early. Videocardz was the first to report on this software support. It is […] The post AIDA 64 gains “Zen 7” CPU support years ahead of launch appeared first on OC3D.

Intel is bringing its next-generation CPU core to desktop first, unlike AMD Intel has confirmed that it has a “new core” architecture and that this “new core” will be coming to desktop first. This approach contrasts AMD, who have chosen to launch its Zen 6 CPU cores to datacenter users first as EPYC series processors. […] The post Intel confirms its “new core” is coming to desktops first, not Xeon appeared first on OC3D.

Modern Warfare 4’s beta will include more content than ever Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is coming to PC and consoles on October 23rd. This month, gamers on all platforms can access the game’s beta, which will include single-player campaign content for the first time. The mission in question is called “Entrenched”, and Asha […] The post Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s beta will include single-player content – Xbox confirms appeared first on OC3D.

Epic Games is working on a native Linux game launcher It’s official, the Epic Games Store is coming to Linux. Epic Games Staff have confirmed that a native Linux version of their games launcher is in the works, and that it is coming “soon”. This information was released during an AMA on the Epic Games […] The post “Soon” – The Epic Games Store is coming to Linux appeared first on OC3D.

Bambu Lab plans to unveil its first dedicated laser Bambu Lab has officially started to tease its R1 laser, promising users “a new ray of making”. Full details for the new product will be unveiled in September. However, it is clear that this new tool is a laser cutter and engraver. Note that this isn’t […] The post Bambu Lab teases its first dedicated laser, the R1 appeared first on OC3D.

Prusa upgrades its 3D printer lineup to deliver improved quality, speeds, and other improvements Prusa has just unveiled three new 3D printers, enhanced versions of its Core One, Core One L, and XL 3D printers. These new 3D printer models are available starting today, and owners of the existing models can purchase upgrade kits to […] The post Prusa makes its 3D printers better with new Plus-series upgrades appeared first on OC3D.

Halo: Campaign Evolved is getting a new game update next week Next week, Halo: Campaign Evolved will receive a new update next week, adding fixes, improvements, and several fan-requested features. This includes toggles for Chromatic Aberration and Film Grain, which we requested in our PC performance review for the game. This was an incredibly common […] The post Big improvements are coming to Halo: Campaign Evolved appeared first on OC3D.

Total War: Warhammer III – Lords of the End Times is launching next month Creative Assembly have just released a full DLC overview of Total War: Warhammer III’s Lords of the End Times DLC, and it is BIG. This is Total War: Warhammer’s biggest DLC to date, and this DLC’s free update is literally game-changing. […] The post Creative Assembly dives deep into Lords of the End Times – Release date revealed! appeared first on OC3D.

Nvidia confirms full GeForce Now Linux support alongside game streaming upgrades Nvidia has today confirmed some major changes to its GeForce Now game streaming service. Starting today, GeForce Now’s native Linux app has exited beta, supporting Ubuntu 24.02 and newer versions. The app now has an official Flatpak repository for app installation and future updates. […] The post Nvidia GeForce Now exits beta on Linux and receives gaming upgrades appeared first on OC3D.

The cheapest RTX 5060 Ti 16GB now costs more than an RTX 5070 in the UK If you’ve been trying to build a PC lately, you will know that memory pricing has reached insane levels. A 32GB DDR5 memory kit that cost £80 last year now costs around £350. That’s a price increase of over […] The post Nvidia’s RTX 5060 Ti 16GB now costs more than an RTX 5070 appeared first on OC3D.

SK Hynix reinvests in Dalian Fab 2 to boost its Chinese NAND production SK Hynix has reportedly started reinvesting in Dalian Fab 2, a project it previously suspended during a memory downturn. Now, SK Hynix plans to have semiconductor production equipment installed at the site before the end of this year, with plans to start […] The post SK Hynix to boost its Chinese NAND production by 50% 2027 – report claims appeared first on OC3D.

ASUS issues security guidance for GPU Tweak III, GPU Tweak II, AI Suite 3, and Armoury Crate ASUS has recommended that users of its GPU Tweak 3, GPU Tweak II, Armoury Crate, and AI Suite 3 software update to their latest versions. Security flaws have been uncovered in these applications, and ASUS has mitigated them […] The post ASUS confirms security flaws in Armoury Crate, GPU Tweak III, and more appeared first on OC3D.

AMD unveils “High” severity security flaws with its TPM 2.0 implementation AMD has published a security bulletin detailing high-severity security vulnerabilities with its TPM 2.0 implementation. The two vulnerabilities have CVSS scores of 8.5 and 8.3, giving them a High severity rating. These issues primarily impact AMD Ryzen processors. Thankfully, firmware updates have already been […] The post AMD confirms high-severity Ryzen TPM vulnerability and details fixes appeared first on OC3D.

King Art has delayed Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV has been delayed. RTS fans will have to wait a little longer before they can take command of some of the Warhammer 40K franchise’s most iconic factions. Instead of September 17th, the game is now due to launch on […] The post Warhammer 40,000 Dawn of War IV has been delayed appeared first on OC3D.

Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC) grows to become the 3rd largest producer of NAND The global SSD market has changed a lot in 2026. Today, Enterprise SSDs account for 48% of global NAND shipments, nearly double the 26% they accounted for the year before. All major NAND producers are working to produce as many bits of […] The post China’s YMTC becomes the world’s 3rd largest NAND producer appeared first on OC3D.