Jsaux was early to ride the Steam Deck wave, and it’s even earlier to committing to the Steam Machine. Months ahead of its launch, Jsaux shared renders of two screen-equipped face plates, one of which seems similar to Valve’s not-for-sale e-paper prototype. My big question: how will these be powered?
Some GameStop retail locations will host a “Bring Whatever, Get Store Credit! Some Questions Asked.” initiative, letting customers trade in one item for $5 store credit on Saturday, December 6th. Exclusions include VCRs, guns, jewelry, sex toys, and drugs. On the list of accepted items? Taxidermy. (Terms are at the bottom of GameStop’s homepage).
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The $750 KTC H27P3 just showed up. It’s a 27-inch IPS screen with nearly the same pixel density as the $1,599 Apple Studio Display (217 vs. 218 PPI, respectively), plus two display modes: 5,120 x 2,880 at 60Hz refresh rate, or 2,560 x 1,440 at up to 120Hz. Review to come!
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Gamers Nexus reports that the cost of many consumer DDR5 and DDR4 RAM kits has increased drastically recently.
But why? There’s a lot to it, but AI datacenter projects, like OpenAI’s Stargate (which the company expects to require 900,000 semiconductor wafers per month), might be contributing to this trend.
