Now is a great time to upgrade the storage in your gaming PC build, as Amazon has not one but two decent PCIe 4.0 drives discounted right now, with prices starting from just $59.99 for a 1TB Crucial P3 Plus in this limited-time deal. That’s not the only gaming SSD deal up for grabs right now either, as you can also grab our current favorite SSD right now, the WD Black SN850X, for just $79.99 if you buy the 1TB version. The WD drive is currently sitting pretty at the top of our best SSD for gaming guide, as the best overall option for most people, thanks to its great read and write speeds and solid gaming performance. It usually goes for $99.99 or higher, so it’s great to be able to pick one up for just $79.99 right now. Meanwhile, the Crucial drive is a little slower, but is still quick enough for most people’s needs, and offers loads of storage capacity for the price. Continue reading Grab a fast 1TB gaming SSD for just $59.99, if you’re quick MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Crucial MX500 review, Best SSDs for gaming

What are The Witcher 3 system requirements? The next-gen update for The Witcher 3 saw the high-end requirements of the game altered, but most modern gaming PCs should still have no trouble running the game. You'll only need the best graphics card if you're aiming for flawless 4K performance, and even then The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt recommends using upscaling tech to help keep things running smoothly. Continue reading The Witcher 3 system requirements MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The Witcher 3 mods, The Witcher 4 news, Witcher 3 system requirements

According to a former Bethesda developer, Starfield almost had a management system. It was cut due to scheduling conflicts, but the mining resources and shipbuilding mechanics were originally going to link up. Starfield would have become a “strategy game/resource management game” on top of an RPG, as you'd need to send materials to factories to build spaceships. I love the sound of this, but fully understand why it had to be cut. Starfield is a huge game, so sometimes you've got to decide what to keep, and what to throw away. Continue reading Starfield could have been a management game, but the feature was cut MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Starfield mods, Best RPGs, Best space games

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The iPhone 16, which Apple claims is built “from the ground up” for AI. | Photo: Allison Johnson / The Verge Apple Intelligence’s list of forthcoming supported languages just got a little longer. After an October launch in US English, Apple says its AI feature set will be available in German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Vietnamese, “and others” in the coming year. The company drops this news just days before the iPhone 16’s arrival — the phone built for AI that won’t have any AI features at launch. Apple’s AI feature set will expand to include localized English in the UK, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand in December, with India and Singapore joining the mix next year. The company already announced plans to support Chinese, French, Japanese, and Spanish next year as well. Apple announced the iPhone 16 series last week with a... Continue reading…

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It’s a good year for Apple’s basic iPhone, even if its AI is MIA. Continue reading…

Image: GM General Motors says it has updated the software in its electric vehicles so its customers can finally use Tesla’s Supercharging network. To gain immediate access, owners of electric Chevy, Cadillac, and GMC vehicles will need to purchase “GM approved” Tesla adapters through each brand’s smartphone app for $225. Future GM vehicles will come with Tesla’s charging port natively installed. The announcement comes more than 15 months after GM first announced it would adopt Tesla’s EV charging plug for its vehicles. The automaker had originally said it expected to complete the software coordination with Tesla by “early spring” 2024, but production bottlenecks and layoffs at Tesla have delayed the process. Image: GM GM... Continue reading…

TSMC Arizona's factory has started producing Apple's A16 Bionic chips. First introduced with the iPhone 14 Pro, Cupertino has begun making one of its latest processors in America, as it had previously promised to do so. Even though Apple's latest smartphones feature the new second-generation 3nm chip, the A18, it's still a reasonably impressive processor to be made outside of Taiwan, showing Apple is serious about bringing some of its latest technologies back home. The information comes from independent journalist Tim Culpan. According to his sources, the A16 Bionic chip is currently being manufactured at Phase 1 of TSMC's Fab 21 in Arizona in "small but significant numbers." When the second stage of Phase 1 FB is completed, the volume will ramp up "considerably." TSMC still aims to be fully functional in the first half of 2025. Interestingly enough, TSMC uses the same N4F manufacturing process in Taiwan to produce the American's A16 Bionic processor, an "enhanced" version of the 5nm manufacturing process. Currently, the only products Apple sells that offer this chip are the regular iPhone 15 models. It's unclear if some of the iPhone 15 production could be made in the US or if Apple is ramping up production for a future iPad or iPhone SE. Rumors so far point to an 11th-gen iPad being announced next month. Since the 10th-gen features an A14 Bionic chip, Apple could be planning to give this tablet the A16 Bionic processor, which is a fairly capable chip. Another option could be the upcoming iPhone SE 4. Even though Apple usually gives this device the latest and greatest chip, it could opt for the A16 processor, as rumors say Cupertino will base this entry-level iPhone on the iPhone 14 but with a single main camera. Neither Apple nor TSMC commented on this report, which means both companies must be waiting to start mass-producing these chips to announce that Cupertino is now making iPhone chips in America. Don't Miss: iPhone 16: Release date, features, A18, price, AI, and more The post Apple is now manufacturing one of its iPhone chips in the US appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Today’s deals: $199 iPad 9, $99 TP-Link WiFi 7 router, $400 off Narwal Freo X Ultra robot vacuum, more Today’s deals: $10 off Starbucks coffee, $199 Apple iPad, $16 portable blender, $99 BISSELL Little Green, more Best Apple Watch deals for September 2024

Ukrainian drones struck a large military depot in a town deep inside Russia overnight, causing a huge blaze and prompting the evacuation of some local residents, a Ukrainian official and Russian news reports said Wednesday.