While the established console base has the easiest of installs to activate, PC players will need to see if their rigs are worthy of Gearbox’s long in development threequel, as the developer has just officially revealed how many horses you’ll need to have under your hood to run Borderlands 3.

This week AMD released their new Radeon Software 19.2.3 drivers. The naming isn’t sexy or catchy, and it looks like any other driver release. But the release notes and AMD’s press notices about this driver are focused on something that AMD users have been petitioning the company for years now: the bundling of their drivers for discrete and integrated graphics …

Good news: If your PC was capable of running Fallout 4 a few years ago, you’ll probably have no real difficulty in running Fallout 76. While the game is more demanding on the graphical side, you shouldn’t have to spend too many bottle caps to ensure that your machine is up to scratch. Here’s the list of minimum and recommended requirements from good ol’ Bethesda.

Here’s what you’ll need to run Mafia III to its minimum and maximum visual potential as you establish the greatest of 4K crime families.

Did you buy the cheaper 4GB RX 480 thanks to budgetary constraints, just trying to get the most bang for your buck? You may actually have an 8GB card.

AMD has unleashed its first Polaris card, and it's every bit the mid-range beast it was promised to be.

AMD's first Polaris card isn't about fighting with the big dogs, but makes the battle for the mainstream a lot more competitive.

AMD could be looking at a late June launch for their new Polaris cards, with a reveal at Computex earlier in the month.