In the realm of immersive gaming, the importance of high-quality sound cannot be overstated. The perfect headset doesn’t only enrich your gaming experience, but can also be the determining factor between a win or a loss. Sony’s PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 are both incredible consoles that deserve headsets capable of capturing every audio nuance….
The Kingston FURY Renegade NVMe was announced at around the same time as the KC3000. They are both very similar drives with barely any difference in specification, but the FURY is targeted towards gamers, while the KC3000 is ambiguously targeting desktops and laptops. Both drives meet the specifications required for the PS5. However, with the…
I originally made this post in 2021, which highlighted a fault with the Nuvoto-made HDMI 2.1 chipset, which affected every AV receiver at the time and broke 4K 120Hz output for gaming on consoles. Companies promised these problems would get fixed but were extremely slow to roll out the change. Denon and Marantz AVRs made…
The Sony PlayStation 5 is an amazing console with next-gen graphics that can compete with high-end gaming PCs. The problem is that next-gen graphics mean gigantic install sizes. Sadly, modern gaming means that even if you buy a physical copy of a game, you are likely going to have to download several gigabytes of data….
I have already covered the best M.2 NVMe SSD drives for the PS5 and PS5 compatible heatsinks, but how do you install a new NVME in the console? Currently, the SSD expandability is limited to the PS5 Beta program, so you will need to be on that first. It should roll out to everyone else…
Sony has finally announced the PS5 SSD beta update, and this will likely roll out for all users in the coming weeks. The new console uses incredibly fast storage to minimise load times, and therefore you can’t buy just any M.2 NVMe SSD. The PS5 requires that the NVMe drive PCIe 4.0 and with a…
The Sony PS5 has finally been enabled to upgrade the storage vis its M.2 SSD slot. This is currently only available on the beta program, but it should roll out soon for everyone. There are a lot of caveats to this upgrade, though. The Sony PS5 uses super-fast storage, faster than many NVMe drives on…
Page 2 has the Sony TVs capable of 4K 120Hz If you have forked out £450 for a brand new Sony or Xbox console, it is likely you want to experience it in the best way possible. With some games offering 4K resolution at 120fps, if you want a TV that is capable of this,…
I’ve often found myself in situations where optimal network performance is non-negotiable, especially for gaming. If you’re fed up with lags, high ping, and latency issues while gaming on your PS5 or Xbox Series X, you’re not alone. These issues can disrupt not just your gameplay but your overall gaming experience. Luckily, several strategies can…
With the imminent launch of the Sony PS5 and Xbox X, next-gen console gaming has finally arrived. With the consoles being able to offer 4K high refresh rate gaming and 3D audio, for the best experience, you will likely want to upgrade your whole gaming set up. Gaming is certainly not cheap, but at least…
Sony and Microsoft have now revealed the specifications of their next-generation consoles, and they look impressive, to say the least. The two consoles represent tremendous upgrades from the previous generation, though that is perhaps no surprise, the PS4 launch November 2013. While PC gamers have regularly mocked consoles for their inadequacies things will look more…
While most of the previous PS5 reports have been based on leaks and speculation, we now finally have some confirmed information, which largely confirms some of the rumours. Sony’s Mark Cerny has revealed that the Sony PlayStation 5 console will offer faster loading times than its predecessor, utilising AMD’s Zen 2 CPU architecture alongside Radeon…
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