Alienware has created one of the most beastly pieces of portable PCs the gaming world has ever seen. The Area 51-m is a solid gaming device which can run pretty much any game thrown its way. The Alienware Area-51m is factory overclocked. Its best feature is the extensive upgradability. Desktop PCs have always had an upper hand compared to laptops in this regard. It can accommodate Nvidia’s RTX 2080. The graphics card can be conveniently removed from its module and replaced in the future. It’s also available with the RTX 2060 or 2070.

Publication: TechQuila

It’s the start of a new era. On Tuesday, Nvidia fulfilled its CES promises by releasing GeForce driver 417.71, which lets GeForce graphics cards tap into the Adaptive Sync capabilities of AMD FreeSync monitors for buttery-smooth, tearing-free gaming. Previously, GeForce GPUs could only synchronize their refresh rates with Nvidia’s own G-Sync displays, which tend to cost much more than FreeSync displays. You can snag the driver in the GeForce Experience app or on the GeForce website.

Publication: ComputerWorld

The age of the personal computer has essentially been replaced by its successor in the tech world i.e. the mighty laptop. While laptops must have started as mere business tools, they are now catering to pretty much all our daily computing needs. Whether it is education, gaming or just surfing the internet, laptops have managed to carve a niche for themselves in the tech market. But, getting hold of a laptop with a fast processor, good quality display and large battery life in an affordable budget can be a difficult task.

Publication: My Good Times

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) today introduces its latest lineup of gaming laptops at CES® 2019, including the ROG Mothership, ROG Zephyrus S GX701, ROG G703, ROG Zephyrus S GX531, ROG Strix SCAR II, and ROG Strix Hero II. All have graphics powered by the latest NVidia GeForce RTX engines. This full top-to-bottom lineup is filled with updates that elevate your portable PC gaming experience across a diverse family of form factors from the ultra-slim Zephyrus S to the musclebound G703.

Publication: Electronics Maker

In a wide-ranging Q&A with media at CES 2019 posted by VentureBeat, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responded to a reporter’s question about the excess supply of GPUs caused by the crypto crash, noting the dwindling supply of 10-series GPUs. Huang stated the company held back on shipping new GPUs for a quarter while the company waited for the current inventory to dry up, and said that currently almost all of them have been sold.

Publication: IGN India

When it comes to computer CPUs, Intel is a household name. The Intel Core i9-9900K is the latest flagship CPU from the company, which is aimed towards gaming enthusiasts, as the Core i9-9900K is the first CPU from the company which can reach up to 5.0 GHz clock speed.

Publication: Yahoo Finance ; Gizbot

Announced at The Game Awards 2018, Far Cry New Dawn is a post-apocalyptic shooter set in the Far Cry universe after the events of Far Cry 5. The Far Cry New Dawn release date is February 15 on PS4, Xbox One, and Windows PC. Ubisoft has now revealed what the game’s PC system requirements are, going as far as to recommend what you’d need to play the game at 30fps and 60fps in 4K resolution.The Far Cry New Dawn price is Rs. 2,499 on PS4 and Xbox One, and Rs. 2,249 on PC via Steam ($40 in the US).

Publication: NDTV Gadgets360 ; Gaming Bolt

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has announced its latest lineup of gaming laptops at CES 2019, including the ROG Mothership, ROG Zephyrus S GX701, ROG G703, ROG Zephyrus S GX531, ROG Strix SCAR II, and ROG Strix Hero II. All have graphics powered by the latest NVidia GeForce RTX engines. This full top-to-bottom lineup is filled with updates that elevate your portable PC gaming experience across a diverse family of form factors from the ultra-slim Zephyrus S to the musclebound G703.

Publication: Deccan Chronicle

The essence of the laptop hinges upon its portability. In fact, this might be the best time to purchase one, as laptops have become sleeker, thinner, lighter and much more decorous compared to older clunky counterparts. To top it all, modern processors ensure that you get the performance you need from these lightweight machines.

Publication: Digit

It looks like RTX technology won’t make it to sub-$250 market segments as the GPUs aren’t fast enough to handle real-time raytracing, and it makes little economic sense for NVIDIA to add billions of additional transistors for RT cores and tensor cores. The company is hence carving out a sub-class of “Turing” GPUs under the TU11x ASIC series, which will power new GeForce GTX family SKUs, such as the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, and other GTX 1000-series SKUs.

Publication: Tech PowerUp