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Crimson Desert vs Elden Ring vs Dragon's Dogma 2: complete comparison 2026

Crimson Desert vs Elden Ring vs Dragon's Dogma 2: the ultimate comparison in 2026

Three action-RPG open world giants face to face. Combat, exploration, graphics, lifespan: we break it all down to help you choose.

DDR5 RAM shortage: price explosion in 2025, country-wise assessment in March 2026

DDR5 RAM Shortage: Complete review of price explosion in 2025 and outlook for 2026 (March 2026 update)

Since October 2025, the DDR5 RAM market has entered a phase of major tension. In a matter of weeks, prices have literally exploded in all regions of the world, with increases reaching x3 to x4 depending on the countries and kit profiles. By the end of March 2026, it is now possible to draw a clear and quantified assessment of this shortage, to identify the most affected geographical areas, and above all to try to anticipate what 2026 holds for DDR5 RAM buyers.

Crimson Desert review 48h: test, ratings, and player reactions (March 2026)

Crimson Desert: reviews 48 hours after release, between visual slap and frustrations

78 on Metacritic, -30% on the stock market for Pearl Abyss, and players completely divided. Let's take stock of Crimson Desert two days after its release.

DLSS 5: NVIDIA technology that divides gamers in 2026

DLSS 5: NVIDIA promises a graphic revolution, players cry scandal

NVIDIA unveiled DLSS 5 at GTC 2026. Neural rendering, generative AI, photorealistic rendering... but gamers are not convinced. Let's take stock.

DropReference Benchmark: Test your setup on 125+ games

DropReference launches Benchmark: The comprehensive tool to test your setup on 125+ games in 2026

Discover the FPS of your PC setup on over 125 games. DropReference's new Benchmark feature allows you to know exactly how your setup will perform before buying your games.

Gaming PC for 500 euros in 2026: why it's (almost) impossible | DropReference

Gaming PC at 500 euros in 2026: why it has become almost impossible

Between the DDR5 shortage, increasingly expensive GPUs, and component inflation, the 500 euro gaming PC doesn't really exist in 2026. Let's take stock.

League of Legends 2: League Next, the massive overhaul of 2027

League of Legends 2: Riot announces "League Next", the massive overhaul planned for 2027.

Riot Games is preparing the biggest update in the history of League of Legends. New client, modernized engine, visual redesign of the Summoner's Rift: let's take stock of all the changes.

Evolution of graphics card prices in March 2026 | DropReference

Evolution of graphics card prices in March 2026: taking stock

It is early March 2026, and GPU prices have shifted significantly since their launches. Between announced increases and unexpected plateaus, we decipher the current trend to help you determine if it's the right time to buy.

What graphics card for GTA 6? All our advice

GTA 6 on PC: What can we expect in terms of system requirements?

The highly anticipated GTA 6 (Grand Theft Auto VI), developed by Rockstar Games, is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious games ever produced. After an initial release planned for consoles, the PC version is expected to follow, as was the case with Grand Theft Auto V.

Intel Core Ultra 400 (Nova Lake): 2x bigger than AMD? Analysis of the new leaks 2026

Intel Core Ultra 400: Intel's new processors to compete with AMD

Intel is preparing a new generation of processors called Intel Core Ultra 400, also known as Nova Lake. These chips are expected to be released towards the end of 2026 for the desktop and mobile markets, with the aim of challenging AMD in its favorite areas - gaming, productivity, and raw power.

G.Skill and RAM speeds: the small scandal that is causing gamers to react

G.Skill and RAM speeds: the small scandal that is getting gamers to react

Small bombshell in the hardware world: G.Skill has just reached a $2.4 million agreement in the United States following a class action lawsuit regarding the display of speeds of its DDR4 and DDR5 modules. No conviction, no admission of fault... but mandatory changes are on the way.

Intel Processors End of 2026: Nova Lake, the Key Points to Remember

Intel Processors by late 2026: What to (really) expect with Nova Lake

By the end of 2026, Intel is betting everything on Nova Lake. This is the generation that is supposed to truly mark a turning point for desktop and gaming. The rest of the roadmap is mainly meant to keep us waiting.

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