For those of you in the UK:

*** NEW COMPETITION ***

Win a Cyberpower Tracer III Evo HDR-600 Gaming Laptop
https://hexus.net/tech/features/laptop/147742-win-cyberpower-tracer-iii-evo-hdr-600-gaming-laptop/

As said above, this competition is UK ONLY.

Digital Foundry || Nvidia Marbles RTX Hands-On: A Vision For The Future Of Ray Tracing?

Very impressive demo, but the VRAM limitation is quite ridiculous, to say the least.

1024 cores, so 16 CU. It's the same amount of CU as Baffin (RX 560), but probably at a higher clock rate and with the IPC improvements of RDNA over GCN 4.

That sounds like quite a good card for basic stuff - and competition for NVidias MX line of cards on Ultrathins. I expect a mobile version of this GPU to be at least at MX 450 level, and could even threaten the 1650(Ti) depending on the clock speeds.

*** FREE GAMES ***

There's a couple of games at Steam that will be free until tomorrow's refresh:

• GALAXIUM is a Space Invaders wannabe: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1158450/GALAXIUM/
• The Dream Machine: Chapter 1 & 2. It's a point'n'click game with a unique style (clay and stop motion): https://store.steampowered.com/app/94300/The_Dream_Machine_Chapter_1__2/

Playstation Studios Steam curator page has 17 hidden games

https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/ncuo20/playstation_studios_steam_curator_page_has_17/


Days Gone on PC doesn't seem to have Denuvo

https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/nde3pz/days_gone_on_pc_doesnt_seem_to_have_denuvo/

Those hidden Playstation games and DLCs are interesting. I wonder which games could be? I don't think they'll put their most famous games (Uncharted or God of War, for example), but that still leaves the door open for other games.

Also, good for them for not using Denuvo.

I think they are gonna port PS+ collection to pc and then move on to ps5 games after.

Yeah, itwould make sense to start (or continue?) with their small, digital only games to see how we react.

After that, I'm not sure if they're gonna jump to PS5 games right away because I doubt Sony wants to be compared to MSoft and recieve the same "if their games also launch on PC, then they're not trully exclusives" treatment. They'll wait a couple years or so to port them. That way they've already done their task to sell consoles, and whatever they'll do on PC will only mean more profits and maybe, just maybe, attract some PC players that "need" to play the games at launch to their console.

In any case, I would expect more PS4 games to make the jump first.