If you are a Radeon gamer then it is time to update your drivers. Today, AMD rolled out its new AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition 25.8.1 update, bringing optimisations for new games like Mafia: The Old Country and Wuchang: Fallen Feathers.
FSR 4 continues to gain traction with adoption in dozens of titles, enabling smoother gameplay and higher frame rates on a broad range of hardware. With this latest driver, FSR 4 support has been added for more titles, including:
On top of the new FSR4 titles, the latest driver also includes optimisations for the upcoming Battlefield 6 open beta, and the new UE5 version of Valorant.
This driver also brings support for AMD's newly launched RX 9060 graphics card, a new entry-level GPU for 1080p gaming, with 28 Compute Units and 8GB of GDDR6 memory.
You can download the latest AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition driver, HERE.
KitGuru Says: As always, let us know how you get on with the latest drivers.
The post New AMD Radeon graphics drivers optimise for Battlefield 6 beta, Mafia: The Old Country and more first appeared on KitGuru.AMD's first batch of Ryzen 9000 X3D processors with 3D V-Cache featured just a few different SKUs. Soon, AMD may expand the line-up, as a new report claims that the company is working on new Zen 5 CPUs for the X3D line-up, including a 16-core model that appears to feature dual 3D V-Cache chiplets for the first time.
According to the chi11eddog, a 16-core Zen 5 CPU that reportedly comes with 192 MB of L3 cache and a TDP of 200W, a 30W increase over the current Ryzen 9 9950X. This huge cache figure strongly implies a dual CCD configuration where both 8-core chiplets are equipped with a 64 MB slice of 3D V-Cache on top of their native 32 MB of L3.
If true, this would be a landmark product for AMD and a massive win for enthusiasts. It would be the company's first-ever consumer desktop CPU with two V-Cache dies. This would solve the main drawback of the previous-gen 7950X3D and the 9950X3D, which used an asymmetric design with one V-Cache CCD and one standard CCD, forcing the system to juggle workloads between them. A CPU with V-Cache on all 16 cores would offer no-compromise performance, delivering the maximum gaming benefit without sacrificing all-core productivity speed.
The leak also mentions a second, more conventional 8-core variant with 96MB of L3 cache and a 120W TDP. Based on these specs alone, this looks very much like a potential Ryzen 7 9700X3D, following the familiar formula of a single 8-core CCD with 3D V-Cache.
KitGuru says: AMD has previously commented on the high cost of producing dual V-Cache CPUs for the consumer market, so take this rumour with a grain of salt.
The post AMD is reportedly working on two new Ryzen 9000 CPUs with 3D V-Cache first appeared on KitGuru.Last week, Nintendo held a Direct showcase to announce a number of third-party games for the Switch 2. A new showcase has now been announced for August, this time focused on the indies.
The Nintendo Indie World showcase returns on the 7th of August at 2PM BST. The stream will run for around 15 minutes, showing off new independently developed games for the Switch and Switch 2.
As Switch 2 devkits are still quite scarce, the indie developers featured in this showcase were likely hand-picked by Nintendo prior to the Switch 2 launch, which means there should be some exciting and creative games shown.
There is still no word on when Nintendo will next show off first-party games for the Switch 2. Many fans were disappointed with last week's Direct as quite a few of the announcements were older games being ported, or games we already knew about like EA FC and Madden. The silence on the first-party front led to new rumours that Metroid Prime 4 would be delayed, but Nintendo recently denied those claims.
KitGuru Says: For years, we were hearing rumoured about Nintendo's next-gen hardware, but everything we've seen so far around the Switch 2 suggests that the console launch was somewhat rushed. Nintendo has done a great job with producing units and refreshing global stocks, but the lack of major exclusive games, or even upgrades for older Switch 1 games, has been disappointing.
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The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 is the second fastest graphics card in the "Blackwell" lineup, and features solid performance. The card launched at $999 US, but since launch, we have seen the price hover above the MSRP with premium models retailing close to the $1500 US figure. This is 4090 territory, and while the previous flagship doesn't support DLSS 4 MFG besides the Blackwell enhancements, it is still a potent offering, making the 5080 slightly more difficult to recommend based on its perf/$. Despite that, those of you who want a new Blackwell enthusiast-grade card without spending over $2000 US […]
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The first wave of Game Pass titles for the month have now been announced. While last month saw Grounded 2 headlining, August 2025 sees a major third-party AAA game joining the library – Assassin's Creed Mirage.
Assassin's Creed Mirage and Aliens: Fireteam Elite are the two ‘biggest names' joining Game Pass this month. Assassin's Creed Mirage will be available to Game Pass PC and Game Pass Ultimate subscribers, while Aliens: Fireteam Elite will be available for Game Pass standard subscribers.
Here is the full list of titles coming to Game Pass over the next couple of weeks:
As always, a small number of titles will be leaving Game Pass at the end of the month. From August 15th, the following games will no longer be available:
The good news is that if you do want to continue playing any of these games, you can buy it at a 20% discount before it leaves Game Pass.
KitGuru Says: Will you be installing any of this month's Game Pass titles?
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According to sources speaking with MP1st, a site that has been very active in the leaker scene in recent months, Bethesda is now targeting a 2026 release for Starfield on PS5. The game is expected to drop on Sony's platform in Q2 next year, which runs from April through to the end of June.
Apparently, the game was going to come to PS5 this year but was pushed back a bit due to ‘weak' sales of the first Starfield expansion, Shattered Space.
It sounds like Starfield will be getting a major overhaul alongside the PS5 release. Bethesda head, Todd Howard, stated a few months ago that exciting work on Starfield is still on-going but no new content or major overhauls have been officially announced.
KitGuru Says: Starfield in its current state isn't a particularly exciting product, but a true Starfield 2.0 would be a big deal for the game on all platforms.
The post Starfield to finally come to PS5 in 2026 first appeared on KitGuru.AMD has officially filled out the lower end of its RDNA 4 product stack with the launch of the Radeon RX 9060. As expected, this new non-XT model is a scaled-down version of the RX 9060 XT, designed to target 1080p gaming and compete primarily in the system integrator and OEM market.
The Radeon RX 9060 is based on the same “Navi 44” GPU as its XT sibling, but with a few cuts to hit a lower performance tier, and therefore, also reduce power consumption (132W TBP). The core count has been trimmed by roughly 12.5%, and while it retains an 8 GB GDDR6 memory configuration, the memory clock has been reduced from the XT's 20 Gbps down to 18 Gbps. This results in about 10% less memory bandwidth, cementing the card's position as a 1080p solution.
Alongside the specs, AMD also published some performance numbers for the new graphics card running various games at 1080p with Ultra settings. These can be found below:
AMD is positioning the RX 9060 as its direct competitor to Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5050, a card that has also been mostly relegated to pre-built systems and has not been particularly popular in the DIY market. Even so, it's likely some cards will eventually find their way to retail shelves.
The Radeon RX 9060 has now been officially detailed on AMD's website and is supported by the latest graphics driver released today. While it's a somewhat mild launch for PC builders, it's a necessary product for AMD to compete with Nvidia in the high-volume, budget pre-built gaming PC market.
KitGuru says: Do you think AMD should invest more in bringing the Radeon RX 9060 to the DIY market?
The post AMD Radeon RX 9060 revealed first appeared on KitGuru.While Larian has mostly moved on from Baldur's Gate 3 at this stage, the studio is still thinking of ways to improve the game for fans. In a new community update, the studio confirmed plans to expand the modding kit further, opening up the door for more creative mods.
Mod support officially came to Baldur's Gate 3 in 2024, complete with a massive 100GB mod kit containing almost every asset in the game. Soon, Larian will expand the official modkit further to give creators even more freedom.
Larian opted to do this after observing the wonderful work the modding community has done over the past year. There are likely some more complex mods that fans have planned, but were not achievable with the current tools. That will hopefully change once the updated modkit becomes available.
Currently, Baldur's Gate 3 has a partial level editor but fans are hoping for a full level editor, which would enable completely custom campaigns, essentially turning Baldur's Gate 3 into a platform for all kinds of D&D experiences.
KitGuru Says: Baldur's Gate 3 has surpassed every expectation and Larian is still finding ways to surprise fans.
The post Larian to expand Baldur’s Gate 3 mod tools first appeared on KitGuru.Each week, Nvidia reveals new games upgrading to DLSS. This week is no different, with Nvidia announcing that DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation is coming to The First Descendant and Death Relives.
The First Descendant released last year. Powered by Unreal Engine 5, the game invites players to participate in shootouts and collect gear with up to four other players. The game already supported DLSS, but a new update will upgrade the game to DLSS 4, so RTX 50 graphics card owners can switch on Multi Frame Generation to boost frame rates by up to 4x.
Death Relives is a new game, developed by Nyctophile Studios. It is a survival horror game with puzzle elements, in which players are haunted by a Mesoamerican deity. The game is built on Unreal Engine 5.4 and will launch with DLSS 4.
Aside from these updates, Nvidia has also announced its plans for QuakeCon. This year's event is taking place once again in Texas and members of the Nvidia team will be in attendance, running giveaways for RTX 50 series graphics cards, and even custom RTX 50-powered PCs with DOOM: The Dark Ages branding.
KitGuru Says: Will you be installing any of this week's new DLSS titles?
The post The First Descendant and Death Relives get DLSS 4 this week first appeared on KitGuru.Raijintek has today expanded its case lineup with the introduction of the Arcadia 41 series, a new range of ATX mid-towers focused on airflow and builder flexibility. The series launches with four distinct models, giving builders the choice between non-illuminated and ARGB setups in both black and white.
All four variants are built on the same SECC steel chassis, with the case measuring 403x210x485 mm. All models feature a mesh front panel for unrestricted airflow and a 4 mm tempered glass side panel to show off your components. The standard Arcadia 41 models come with plain black fans, while the Arcadia 41 MS4 versions come fully kitted out with addressable RGB fans for those who prefer a more vibrant look.
Out of the box, the case comes with three 120 mm fans pre-installed at the front to get you started. There's plenty of room for cooling solutions, with support for up to a 360 mm or 280 mm radiator in the front and up to a 280 mm radiator in the top. The interior should be spacious enough for most builds, allowing for CPU air coolers up to 165 mm in height and graphics cards up to 365 mm long.
For storage, the Arcadia 41 provides two 3.5-inch drive trays in the bottom compartment, along with three 2.5-inch bays. The front panel I/O offers two USB 3.2 Type-A ports, a USB-C port, and a combo audio jack for headsets. The company has not yet announced pricing, which will be the key factor in determining how these cases stack up in the competitive mid-tower market.
KitGuru says: Of all variants of the Arcadia 41, which one do you like the most?
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Timestamps:
00:00 Start
00:42 Unboxing / options / pricing
04:52 Build Quality / Finish / layout
06:05 Adding a screen
06:34 Wireless module
07:09 Design / branding / switches
08:47 RGB
09:04 Keycaps / switches / stabilisers
10:37 Sound tests and thoughts
11:27 A close look inside
12:25 How is it to use?
13:19 Flash Tap
14:02 Gaming experience and battery life
15:31 iCue Software / Corsair Web Hub
17:08 Closing Thoughts
Specifications
Barebones Keyboard Kit
Wireless Module
LCD Module
You can buy the Makr75 keyboard directly from Corsair starting at £159.99 for the barebones kit HERE.
Pros:
Cons:
KitGuru says: The Makr75 is the best keyboard we've tested from Corsair to date. While it is expensive for the full kit, it backs that up with rock solid build quality and a great typing experience. The increase in pricing if ordering add-ons/modules at a later date does go against what the keyboard stands for, though.
Netgear has launched its new flagship mobile router, the Nighthawk M7 Pro, a device designed to deliver no-compromise internet connectivity for users on the move. Supporting both WiFi 7 and 5G, this portable router promises to bring the speed and reliability of a high-end home network to wherever you are, but it comes with a very premium price tag.
The M7 Pro is built for speed, leveraging the WiFi 7 standard to deliver wireless speeds of up to 5.8 Gbps, while its 5G modem can pull down data at up to 6 Gbps. Netgear claims this combination provides a considerable advantage over phone tethering, offering lower latency, faster downloads, and a much more stable connection for everything from 4K streaming to competitive gaming on the go.
Despite its compact design, the router can support up to 64 devices simultaneously across a 1,000 square foot area (~93 m²), making it a viable solution for a travelling family, a mobile work team, or even as a primary or backup internet connection at home. The built-in battery is rated for up to 13 hours of use, and the device is unlocked for use with any SIM card, supporting 5G roaming in over 125 countries.
Users can manage the device and monitor data usage via a 2.8-inch colour LCD touchscreen. Netgear is also emphasising the security benefits of the mobile 5G router, with the M7 Pro supporting WPA3 encryption and VPN passthrough for a more secure connection for your laptops, tablets, and phones. The Netgear Nighthawk M7 Pro is a beast on paper, and as you might expect, the price matches its figure. The mobile router is available now with a suggested retail price of £899.99.
KitGuru says: Based on its specs alone, the Netgear Nighthawk M7 Pro looks extremely promising. The question is whether you're willing to pay that much for a mobile 5G router.
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As part of its EVO announcements, Arc System Works released a thank you trailer to fans of Guilty Gear Strive, confirming that they will continue to support the game while also announcing the latest player numbers.
Since its launch in 2021, GG Strive has managed to exceed 3.5 million players in total. Of course, 3.5 million players does not equate to 3.5 million copies sold, especially as the title did join Game Pass back in 2023.
That said, back in January the team did officially confirm that Strive had SOLD 3 million copies ahead of the game’s arrival on Switch. As such, the total number of copies sold likely does line-up somewhat with player numbers – though the distinction should still be highlighted.
There is no denying that Guilty Gear Strive is a success, and with Lucy from Cyberpunk Edgerunners still set to arrive during Season 4 (as well as a massive upcoming 2.0 update), the game still has a ton of life left.
Even so, it will be highly interesting to see how Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls performs when it arrives some time next year.
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KitGuru says: What do you think of Guilty Gear Strive? Is it your favourite entry in the series? How long do you think it’ll take Marvel Tokon to hit 3.5 million? Let us know down below.
The post Guilty Gear Strive officially passes 3.5 million players as update 2.0 gets teased first appeared on KitGuru.Back during Sony’s most recent State of Play, the console maker officially announced that they were partnering with both Marvel and Arc System Works to develop Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls. Set to arrive some time in 2026, those wanting to get in on the 4v4 action will soon receive the opportunity, as PlayStation has now officially announced that a closed beta is going live next month.
As part of this year’s EVO championships, Sony released a new trailer for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, confirming that a closed beta is set to take place next month.
Going live between the 5th and 7th of September, all those interested in partaking in the beta can sign up on PlayStation’s website HERE.
Of course, given that the game is still possibly over a year away, the beta itself will be relatively light, allowing you to try out six different playable characters and just one stage (with three areas). In addition, the 64-player lobby online mode will be accessible, as will a spectator mode.
Sony is of course going all-in on the fighting game genre, with the company acquiring EVO a couple years ago, creating their own dedicated PlayStation fight stick – and of course the joint development of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls.
It will be interesting to see what beta participants think of this early build when it is made available in just over a month’s time.
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KitGuru says: Did you watch EVO? What was your favourite announcement? Will you sign up for the beta? Let us know down below.
The post Marvel Tōkon announces closed beta for September first appeared on KitGuru.A few weeks ago Nintendo Japan shared an interesting survey with fans, asking them primarily about the console maker’s new and controversial game-key card system. In a surprising move, Nintendo of America has now followed suit – indicating that the outcry towards game-key cards is making an impact so far.
In a very un-Nintendo move, the console maker sent out a customer survey last month to its players in Japan directly addressing its new game-key card system and asking for fans’ opinions on its implementation and more.
While the questions were rather leading, they did seem to indicate that the controversy surrounding the dataless game-key cards had reached Nintendo’s ears.
Nintendo is somewhat more active in the Japanese market and so the survey ultimately was not a major shock. That said, Nintendo of America has now shared a similar survey (archived by EuroGamer), asking its Western users about their digital vs physical preferences, with some of the questions being as follows:
While not quite as direct as the Japanese survey, it is clear that Nintendo is seemingly taking into consideration the current outcry surrounding game-key cards and its half-measured response to a dwindling physical market. Hopefully they actually listen to the feedback.
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KitGuru says: What do you think of Game-Key Cards? Are they better than a code in a box? What about digital vs Game-Key Cards? Let us know down below.
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One of the biggest issues with PC gaming is the ability for a publisher to create its own bespoke game launcher. While in and of itself not a problem, many of these launchers are required even when using the likes of Steam or Epic Games. One of the biggest culprits in this regard is EA. Thankfully, the publisher has confirmed that Battlefield 6 on Steam will not require the use of the EA app.
As part of Battlefield 6’s big multiplayer reveal event, many FPS YouTubers and streamers were given the chance to check the game out early.
Following the event, known Battlefield creator Jackfrags confirmed that Battlefield 6 will offer native Steam support – meaning purchasing the game through Valve’s platform should allow you to launch the game without the need for EA’s 3rd-party launcher.
Of course, you’ll still be able to purchase the game directly through EA, but Steam users won’t have to go through the whole process of opening the app on Steam, only for it to then launch the EA app – at which point the game might finally start up.
Beyond this, decoupling the Steam version from EA’s app could have other benefits, from improved compatibility to accessibility options, added controller support and more. Unfortunately, Battlefield 6 still does not support the Steam Deck – though this is likely due to the game’s anti-cheat rather than the EA app itself.
Regardless, not having to contend with the EA app every time you boot up Battlefield 6 will be highly welcome to see, especially as over half a million Steam users have already wishlisted the game. Hopefully all future EA titles follow suit.
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KitGuru says: What do you think of the EA app? What about other 3rd-party launchers? Which one do you tolerate the most? Let us know down below.
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Last week's Nintendo Direct ended up being quite disappointing. While many of us had hoped for a showing of new first-party games and a release date announcement for Metroid Prime 4, the most recent Direct presentation focused solely on third-party games. As a result, fans have grown concerned that Metroid Prime 4 is going to be delayed, but Nintendo is now putting those fears to rest.
In a statement this week, Nintendo confirmed that Metroid Prime 4 was still on track for a 2025 release. We still don't have an exact release date, but the game should release this holiday season, alongside other major Switch exclusives like Pokémon Legends Z-A, to give Nintendo an end-of-year sales boost.
Metroid Prime 4 was first announced in 2017, just months after the Nintendo Switch first launched. Nintendo quickly went silent, giving very few updates in the years since. That all finally changed this year with the gameplay reveal for Metroid Prime 4, which arrived alongside our first proper look at the new Switch 2 console.
While Metroid Prime 4 will be a major Switch 2 title, it is also releasing for the Switch 1. It is highly recommended that you pick it up on Switch 2 though, as the game will run at 60FPS as standard, with an option for up to 120FPS in docked mode. First-person shooters like Metroid Prime greatly benefit from the extra responsiveness afforded by the higher frame rate.
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The post Metroid Prime 4 still releasing this year, Nintendo confirms first appeared on KitGuru.It is back to school season and Acer is prepared with its new Vero PC range. There are new Acer Vero laptops, desktops and monitors, all designed under Acer's green initiative to make tech more environmentally friendly.
The Acer Vero family is designed to reduce environmental impact without compromising on performance. From the eco-conscious Aspire Vero laptops to energy-efficient Vero monitors, every product in the range is made using recycled and ocean-bound plastics, shipped in reusable packaging, and certified by EPEAT and ENERGY STAR for energy efficiency.
The Acer Aspire Vero 16 laptop is the flagship for 2025, packing a powerful Intel Core Ultra 7 CPU for AI-ready performance, making it an ideal option for school, university and creative projects. Each Aspire Vero laptop is built using the equivalent of up to 5,000 recycled plastic bottles, reducing e-waste and supporting Acer’s long-term commitment to circular design. Vero monitors and desktops follow the same sustainable ethos.
The Acer Aspire Vero 16 laptop can be found for £999 at Currys for the Intel Core Ultra 7 version. A cheaper Aspire Vero AV16-51P with an Intel Core Ultra 5 CPU can be found for £599, instead.
Every Acer Vero laptop, desktop or monitor purchased via Currys is also eligible for the Acer Vero Rewards program. If you register your purchase before October 31st, you'll get a few free extras, including a Vero keyboard and mouse, a Vero mouse pad and a Vero Eco laptop sleeve.
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The post Acer offers £100 freebies with eco-friendly Vero laptops first appeared on KitGuru.Today Cooler Master is bringing its latest case to the market. The MasterFrame 500 Mesh takes everything we already liked about the MasterFrame 500, but adds more mesh perforations for improved airflow.
The MasterFrame 500 Mesh is a high-airflow ATX chassis with dual 200mm in the front for intake, as well as room for two 360mm liquid cooling radiators, making it a prime platform for modded builds and custom liquid-cooling loops.
Developed under Cooler Master’s FreeForm 2.0 design philosophy, the MasterFrame 500 Mesh features an exposed exo-structure, mesh panels for stronger airflow, support for Mini-ITX to E-ATX motherboards, and clearance for graphics cards up to 390mm long. ARGB and non-ARGB versions both ship with dual SickleFlow 200mm front fans and a 120mm rear fan. In total, the case supports up to eight fans.
The Cooler Master MasterFrame 500 Mesh will be available in Silver and Black starting in late September for the Europe market.
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KiGuru Says: Are you planning a new PC build for 2025? Are you considering a Cooler Master case?
The post Cooler Master’s MasterFrame 500 Mesh comes to Europe in September first appeared on KitGuru.At Computex this summer, Thermal Grizzly announced plans to get into the custom liquid-cooling space with a whole range of DeltaMate blocks and fittings. With the first DeltaMate GPU block nearing release, Thermal Grizzly is readying up for the launch by revealing new details.
Following last week's update on the ROG Astral DeltaMate GPU block, Thermal Grizzly is now detailing its range of fittings. A selection of fittings are crucial for any liquid cooling loop and depending on how you want to run the tubing, you will need different kinds of fittings to hold everything together.
Thermal Grizzly's DeltaMate fittings are CNC-machined from brass, making them particularly durable. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, and compared to pure copper, it is more corrosion-resistant. At the same time, brass is anodically compatible with other metals. EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber) is used for the O-rings due to its high elasticity and resistance to ozone and UV exposure.
Each DeltaMate water cooling fitting comes in a matte black chromium finish. For those planning a custom loop, there will be nine different types of fittings to choose from, including standard tube fittings, rotary T-shape and 90-degree fittings and extender fittings.
These can all be modularly combined with one another to easily adapt to your chosen tubing layout. As you would expect, both hard tubing and soft tubing is supported, in up to 16mm diameter. Thermal Grizzly has already made the exact dimensions available to download, so you can get straight to planning your loop.
Thermal Grizzly will be launching its new DeltaMate liquid cooling products over the next few months.
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