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Covering all of the latest Tech and Product news from Novatech.

26 Oct 2021

Can AI help navigate the global chip shortage?

The global chip shortage is causing problems for the production of everything from games consoles

20 Oct 2021

Netflix is working on games. What does this mean for the industry?

Many believe that the current generation of consoles (the PS5, Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X) will be the last to require physical game disks

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14 Jul 2021

How modern GPUs are transforming TV, media & broadcast content

We caught up with PNY's David Flood to discuss how the 4th industrial revolution GPU refreshes and other major tech developments are powering incredible and exciting transformation in the media and entertainment industry.

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28 Jun 2021

Best Gaming GPUs In 2021: Finding The Best Value In A GPU Hell-scape

With some of the availability issues finally looking to ease up, many people have been clinging onto the hope that GPU costs will eventually start to come down.

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27 May 2021

The Power to Play. The Power to Make: What's the most popular gear for game developers in 2021?

The demands of next-generation gaming continue to set new benchmarks for graphical power, and consistently widening goalposts need equipment with the specs and reliability to keep up.

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26 May 2021

Do you really need an aftermarket CPU cooler?

Is it time to upgrade to an aftermarket CPU Cooler?

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11 May 2021

What are the most in-demand pieces of hardware and peripherals for games studios in 2021?

So what are the most in-demand pieces of hardware and peripherals among developers right now? We asked our sales team to find out.

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22 Apr 2021

Intel & AMD in 2021 | What's the Best Gaming CPU you can actually buy?

I think it's fair to say that gaming CPUs are in a weird place right now. Between Zen 2 and 10th Gen last year, then Zen 3 and 11th Gen this year, there's been a lot going on.

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06 Apr 2021

What is DaaS and why is everyone talking about it?

Desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) is far from a new concept. In fact, it has roots as far back as the late 1960s when IBM was utilising mainframes to centralise processing. This concept was expanded on with the client-server model in the 1990s before being super-charged by the more powerful servers and fibre-optic broadband connections of the 21st century.