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Did you know: K70 CORE was the first keyboard to have our CORSAIR MLX Red switches!The MLX switches are slightly quicker and more responsive than a traditional red switch.

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Re @darkempire100 @NVIDIAGeForce Here's our recommendations on which PSUs are compatible for 50 Series! >> https://cor.sr/NextGen-Ready

Re @NVIDIAGeForce Read the full Explorer article to learn more! >> https://cor.sr/Cables-for-RTX-5090-E

What power cable does the @NVIDIAGeForce RTX 5090 use?The power connector is called 12V-2x6. If you have an ATX 3.0 or higher certified PSU with either a 12VHPWR or 12V-2x6 cable, you are pretty much #NextGenReady!Here are all the supported connection options for 12V-2x6 from our Explorer article:

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD $60 Preorder at Walmart Preorder at Best Buy Preorder at Target Nintendo Switch owners can add Donkey Kong Country Returns to their collection for the third time this week. The wonderful side-scrolling platform originally released on Nintendo Wii in 2010 and was ported to Nintendo 3DS in 2013. Now, over a decade later, DK and Diddy are swinging back into action with remastered graphics and everything offered in both previous versions of the side-scrolling platformer. Preorders for Donkey Kong Country Returns HD finally went live at Walmart this week. You can also preorder a physical copy at Best Buy, Target, and GameStop. Depending on your location, you can still get release-day delivery from select retailers.Continue Reading at GameSpot

A prominent Marvel Rivals leaker surprised fans by claiming the X-Men hero Cyclops could be coming to the game in the near future. Most recently, NetEase Games introduced Mister Fantastic and Invisible Woman as playable characters in Marvel Rivals. While fans are eagerly awaiting Human Torch and The Thing as the remaining members of The Fantastic Four, they'll need to sit tight until the game's next major update, which is expected to arrive sometime in February.

It's been the better part of a decade since Hyper Light Drifter was released, but the prequel, Hyper Light Breaker, finally made it into early access this week after a nearly two-year delay. Players on Steam have left some unflattering reviews about the game's bugs at this stage, but developer Heart Machine is promising that fixes are on the way.In a post on social media, Heart Machine apologized for the issues with the game and noted that it is "pushing out performance improvements ASAP." In a separate post, Heart Machine invited players to share their dxdiag info on Discord if they're having problems on a machine that meets or exceeds the game's system requirements.Apologies for anyone experiencing issues! We're pushing out performance improvements ASAP.We're adding a vsync toggle, but for now, you can add this launch option in Steam to enable vsync "-ExecCmds="r.vsync 1""We'll also roll out mouse sensitivity settings ASAP! pic.twitter.com/V2sTGHDPle Hyper Light Breaker - Early Access NOW LIVE! (@HLBreaker) January 14, 2025 The early reviews on Steam are mostly negative, with common complaints about the lack of sensitivity settings, stiff movement and combat, the inability to rebind command keys, and a largely non-existant story compared to the first game. A few of the reviews have good things to say about the combat in this roguelike game, but the general consensus is that Hyper Light Breaker lacks polish even at this stage in its development. Heart Machine has replied to some of the negative reviews and said it will address the issues that were brought up.Continue Reading at GameSpot