AMD has submitted initial Linux kernel patches to enable full open-source HDMI 2.1 support, potentially allowing 4K at 120 Hz and 5K at 240 Hz on RDNA 3 GPUs without proprietary drivers.
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A new command-line tool for the Microsoft Store strips away the graphical interface, offering power users and devel...
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A collection of seven retro Jurassic Park games, released as a $30 digital bundle in late 2023, will vanish from St...