If you’re searching for a KDE Plasma 6 Wayland NVIDIA stutter fix, you’re not alone. I recently upgraded to Kubuntu 24.04 and noticed frustrating lag on my 200Hz monitor when using Wayland with my NVIDIA GPU. Everything looked great on paper, but in practice? Animations were choppy, responsiveness was off, and gaming just didn’t feel […]
Microsoft Made Me Do It: Why I Said F*ck It and Installed Linux Again**
I was born in ‘92. That makes me about 15 years old back in 2007, and that was the year everything clicked for me digitally. We finally had our own PCs—mine wasn’t fancy, but it was mine. I could finally stop fighting with my brother over computer time, which back then usually meant either downloading […]
OPINION | AMD Pulls an NVIDIA—Charging $300 for 8GB VRAM
AMD talks transparency and value. But charging $300 for an 8GB GPU in 2025 says they don’t get gamers. The RX 9060 and RX 9060 XT launch feels like a time warp back to when 8 gigs was a luxury. Now it is a penalty. On paper the RX 9060 XT 16GB holds its own against midrange NVIDIA cards while […]
AMD Wants to Challenge Nvidia in AI—Here’s How It Plans to Do It
AMD isn’t wasting time playing catch-up in the AI space. At its “Advancing AI 2025” event, the company laid out a very specific goal: become a serious alternative to Nvidia in powering the next wave of artificial intelligence. Not by copying what Nvidia is doing, but by doubling down on open systems, better price-performance, and […]
Debunking the Steam 12 % VAT Myth: Why Steam Game Prices in the Philippines Haven’t Risen (Yet)
A lot of Filipino gamers have been flooding social feeds, convinced that Steam quietly shoved the new 12 % Value-Added Tax (VAT) onto developers while somehow keeping retail prices exactly the same—and now they’re showering Gabe Newell with praise. Here’s the thing: Steam didn’t pull some magic trick to subsidize your purchases. What actually happened […]
Doom: The Dark Ages Is Brutal and Ambitious
Let’s get this out of the way early. Doom: The Dark Ages is still very much Doom. It’s angry, fast, gory and loud in all the ways fans of the rebooted trilogy have come to expect. But this third entry from id Software also marks the series’ boldest experiment yet. It isn’t trying to repeat […]
AMD Unveils Radeon RX 9060 XT and Threadripper 9000 Series at #Computex2025
At COMPUTEX 2025, AMD went wide. Instead of drilling into one niche, the company launched an aggressive portfolio refresh spanning gaming, AI development and high-performance computing. The Radeon RX 9060 XT, Radeon AI PRO R9700 and Ryzen Threadripper 9000 series were all introduced with a unifying theme: performance elevated by AI. But amid the slide […]
OPINION | NVIDIA’s Great Betrayal: Fake Frames, Real Greed, and the Abandonment of PC Gamers
There’s a line between innovation and deception. NVIDIA is sprinting past it like it’s chasing shareholder hype and quarterly growth. The company that once built its empire on the backs of PC gamers is now exploiting them. Frames are fake, prices are real, and the loyalty of the gaming community is being tested harder than […]
ZOOM MS-60B+: Minimalist’s Dream Rig or Too Much Packed in One Box?
The Zoom MS-60B+ looks like something cooked up in a mad scientist’s workshop. It’s barely bigger than a standard Boss pedal but somehow crams in five footswitches, a full suite of amp sims, over 90 bass effects, and the ability to stack six of them at once. This thing shouldn’t exist. But it does. And […]
AMD’s Record Server Market Share Signals A New Era, But Hurdles Loom
AMD has officially crossed a new threshold in the x86 CPU market, and this time, it’s not just a footnote in quarterly earnings and it’s a clear signal that the company is no longer chasing but leading in some of the most critical segments of the semiconductor industry. According to Mercury Research, AMD ended Q1 […]