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AMD's new Adrenalin 26.8.1 driver adds day-one FSR 4 support for Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, claiming up to 3x FPS gains on RX 9000 cards, plus support for STAR WARS Zero Company, the Modern Warfare 4 Open Beta, and the Radeon RX 9050.
ASUS ROG used Gamescom 2026 to launch three esports OLED monitors, new mice and keyboards, WiFi 8 routers, and an Onimusha-themed RX 9070 XT, while also signing GamerLegion as a sponsorship partner and streamer iiTzTimmy, putting nearly equal weight on hardware and relationships.
Lenovo's new LOQ Essential laptops split into two very different graphics strategies, one skipping a discrete GPU entirely and the other leaning on a card from 2022, while the new Legion 27Q-20 and 27U-20 monitors won't ship until January.
ASUS is marking ROG's 20th anniversary in the Philippines with pre-order bundles spanning its entire catalog, from a ₱1,890 keycap box to a ₱430,590 RTX 5090 GPU, running August 25 to September 14.
LG is expanding its Fit & Max appliance lineup, designed around compact Philippine condo living, from refrigerators into washers, dryers and dishwashers, with a global debut at IFA 2026 in Berlin.
KLEVV's new CRAS V RGB and URBANE V RGB DDR5 kits hit 8400 MT/s, speeds that outrun what most current Intel and AMD platforms officially certify, aimed squarely at overclockers rather than casual builders.
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ASUS Philippines launched the TUF Gaming T700 and T700 Mini desktops, but despite the shared name they run completely different hardware tiers. The advertised "starting" price of 139,995 also belongs to a different SKU than the RTX 5060 Ti configuration featured in the announcement.
LG is building a "Data Factory" in Seoul with NVIDIA to generate robot training data from its own manufacturing and logistics operations, positioning itself as an AI data supplier ahead of any home robot launch.
AMD says it has reached a 4x AI energy efficiency gain since 2024, ahead of its own roadmap pace toward a 20x improvement by 2030, though the figure rests on modeled estimates rather than independent benchmarks.
For World Photography Day, Kingston isn't launching new hardware. It's regrouping its full SSD and portable drive lineup, from the 14,800MB/s FURY Renegade G5 in its new 8TB size to the IP55-rated XS2000, around how demanding your actual shoot is rather than which spec sheet looks fastest.
ASUS made its ROG Swift OLED PG27UCWM and PG32UCWM official, with Dual Mode 4K@240Hz/FHD@480Hz switching and a first for gaming monitors: AI agents can now adjust display settings through natural-language commands.
ASUS's ProArt Display OLED PA279CDV and PA329CDV land in the Philippines at PHP 69,000 and PHP 58,000, pairing 1000-nit QD-OLED panels and Delta E under 1.5 calibration with unusually deep macOS-specific features like MacBook brightness key support.