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Intel Core i7-6700K overclocked to over 7GHz Not only is the Intel i7-6700K capable of besting a number of Intel’s higher tier enthusiast/extreme CPUs, but it overclocks like an absolute beast.

Doom's release date is announced: sports a fantastically brutal trailer We finally have a release date for id Software’s latest and greatest shooter, and it’s launching a lot earlier than we expected.

This week's best gaming deals It's that time of the week again, where we highlight the best deals and discounts available for both retail as well as digital.

The Division's beta favours AMD: the R9 390 heavily outperforms the GTX 970 For the most part, Tom Clancy's The Division is having slight performance issues on PC, but NVIDIA’s cards do seem to be struggling a tad more.

You don't have much longer to score your free copy of Fallout 3 For those of you who have yet to purchase Fallout 4 for Xbox One, you’ve got a few days more to take advantage of the free copy of Fallout 3 promotion.

New Dark Souls III gameplay demonstrates a much improved movement system The moment the player engages with his first enemy in this latest Dark Souls III footage, it's immediately apparent how much movement has been improved.

Steam to restrict chat from users who don't have mutual servers or a chat history The words used in Steam’s most recent changelog are a little vague, but should change up the chat experience many have on Steam.

New WWII shooter Battalion 1944 announced British studio Bulkhead Interactive are resurrecting the golden age of WWII shooters with their latest project, Battalion 1944.

Windows 10 has nearly overtaken Windows 7 as the OS of choice for Steam users Steam's latest hardware and software survey shows that Windows 10 is about to overtake Windows 7's lead as the most used OS.

The highest and lowest rated local DSL ISPs These latest survey results reveal which ADSL service provider received the highest ratings by South African IT professionals and techies.

Classic PlayStation villains we miss most Irrespective of how long you've been gaming for, there's always a villain or two who stood out among the rest, for whatever reason.

Most interesting games of February 2016 February is a pretty big month for releases, but it's not just the AAA titles attracting our attention, as there are some unique and original games on their way.

Get your free copy of Need for Speed Most Wanted EA is giving away Need for Speed Most Wanted (2012) from Criterion Games, a great racer – even if it isn’t Criterion’s best game.

Price of purchasing and pre-ordering a new game: PCs, consoles, digital and retail The Rand is in the ditch, although it is recovering somewhat, and gaming has gotten a lot more expensive for it.

There's science to a really great cup of coffee Summarised data from research demonstrates the healthiest, most flavourful cup of coffee. The most important of food groups.

Footage of The Dark Knight video game that never came to be When Christopher Nolan's Batman follow-up, The Dark Knight, released in 2008, it was rather peculiar when no video game was released along side it.

AMD demonstrates its 12 TFLOP dual-GPU monster, the Fury X2 For all of the acclaim the R9 Fury X2 has garnered, AMD hasn’t done much more than wave a dual-chip PCB in the year and call it a day. No more.

XCOM 2 Review Roundup The appeal of XCOM 2 one part a severe lack of tactical RPGs on the platform, and the other is just how enjoyable XCOM: Enemy Unknown and Enemy Within were.

Humble Monthly Bundle vs. PlayStation Plus vs. Games with Gold: a value comparison These days, with the Rand currently in the toilet, value-added services like Humble Monthly Bundle, PlayStation Plus and Games with Gold are hugely important.

The Division's netcode is exploited: hackers everywhere Reports have surfaced during The Division's beta that the game's netcode is easily exploited by players, opening the way for hackers aplenty.