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Beast of Reincarnation hits 4K 90–110 FPS on RTX 5090 as UE5 features stay idle
gaming2 hours ago

Beast of Reincarnation hits 4K 90–110 FPS on RTX 5090 as UE5 features stay idle

A leaked build of Beast of Reincarnation, a new action RPG from GAME FREAKS, runs native 4K/Max on an RTX 5090 at about 90–110 FPS in the demo area. It uses Unreal Engine 5.4.4.0 and supports DLSS/FSR 3, but not Frame Generation or XeSS, and RT appears broken since enabling it makes no visual or performance difference. Lumen/Nanite aren’t utilized, resulting in flatter lighting and noticeable pop‑in, with a few traversal stutters. Shader compilation occurs on first launch (brief black screen), and a full PC performance article with broader GPU coverage is coming later.

Razer Blade 18 (2026) packs RTX 5090 power in a quiet, premium chassis—yet value hinges on memory prices
technology1 day ago

Razer Blade 18 (2026) packs RTX 5090 power in a quiet, premium chassis—yet value hinges on memory prices

Razer’s 2026 Blade 18 refresh pairs an Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX+ CPU with an RTX 5090 to deliver strong gaming and creator performance while staying notably quiet (under 50 dB in performance mode) thanks to excellent cooling. It remains a premium desktop-replacement option with a sleek all-black chassis, but memory pricing shifts mean last year’s model could still offer better value. Overall, it’s one of the quietest high-end gaming laptops in its class, just at a premium price point.

Razer Blade 18: Desktop-grade power in a surprisingly portable 18-inch chassis
technology2 days ago

Razer Blade 18: Desktop-grade power in a surprisingly portable 18-inch chassis

The Razer Blade 18 pairs an 18-inch dual-mode IPS panel with desktop-class hardware (Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus and up to RTX 5090) for top-tier gaming and multitasking in a surprisingly portable 7-pound chassis. Its standout feature is the two native display modes (4K@240Hz and 1920x1200@440Hz), switchable via software but requiring a reboot, with strong brightness and color coverage to boot. Configurability is generous (two RAM slots and an extra M.2 slot), but the laptop comes at a steep price—the tested model is $5,400—making it a premium pick best suited for those who want the biggest screen and desktop-like performance in a portable form factor; the recommended sweet spot is around $4,500 with an RTX 5080 for a more balanced value. It isn’t ideal for traveling light and has quirks like unlabeled ports and a smudge-prone matte finish, but it remains the closest you’ll get to a portable desktop replacement in an 18-inch frame.

Halo: Campaign Evolved Struggles to Break 100 FPS on RTX 5090 at 1440p Ultra
technology1 month ago

Halo: Campaign Evolved Struggles to Break 100 FPS on RTX 5090 at 1440p Ultra

Halo: Campaign Evolved, moving from Slipspace to Unreal Engine 5, runs on an RTX 5090 at 1440p Ultra around 90–100 FPS (about 120 FPS only in interior areas). This underlines that even the top consumer GPU isn’t delivering 100+ FPS consistently at this resolution on launch, and higher targets like 4K 60 will likely require upscaling or future engine optimizations. The game uses an older UE5 build lacking newer features like Lumen 60, with a July 28 release date noted.

ASUS ROG Marks 20 Years with Edition 20 Hardware Parade
technology2 months ago

ASUS ROG Marks 20 Years with Edition 20 Hardware Parade

At Computex 2026, ASUS ROG revealed Edition 20, a 20th-anniversary lineup featuring the Crosshair X870E Edition 20 motherboard, Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20 GPU with a curved AMOLED display, the ROG NUC 16 Edition 20 mini PC, Swift OLED PG27AQWP-G/R Edition 20 monitor, Thor 3000 W Titanium III Edition 20 PSU, Ally X Edition 20 handheld, and the Rapture GT-BE98 PRO Edition 20 Wi‑Fi 7 router, all backed by a 10-year warranty and aimed at premium gaming, creator workloads and multi-GPU setups.

ASUS Zephyrus Duo lands pre-orders with twin OLED screens from $4,500
technology3 months ago

ASUS Zephyrus Duo lands pre-orders with twin OLED screens from $4,500

ASUS unveils the Zephyrus Duo, a 16-inch dual‑screen laptop with two 16-inch OLED touchscreens totaling 21 inches of diagonal space, 120 Hz, 0.2 ms response, and DisplayHDR True Black 1000 with up to 1100 nits brightness. It includes a detachable magnetic Bluetooth keyboard and five modes (Dual Screen, Laptop, Sharing, Book, Tent). Pre-orders are live from ASUS and Newegg starting at $4,500 for the RTX 5070Ti version and $5,500 for the RTX 5090 version, with 32GB RAM, 1TB PCIe 5.0 storage, and a 16-core Intel Core Ultra 9 386H, in a CNC-milled aluminum chassis.

ASUS ROG Equalizer Cuts RTX 5090 Cable Temps and Tightens Voltage Stability
technology3 months ago

ASUS ROG Equalizer Cuts RTX 5090 Cable Temps and Tightens Voltage Stability

ASUS’s ROG Equalizer cable for the RTX 5090 reduces overheating and improves power delivery by balancing load across all pins, lowering under-load temperatures from about 60°C to 50°C and keeping voltages near 12V with minimal variation. The tin-plated copper wires support up to around 17A per pin versus ~9A for standard cables, boosting stability and potentially overclocking performance. Priced at roughly $15, it offers a safer, more stable power solution for RTX 5090 users.