Now a day’s From Nvidia Gtx 750 Ti, Gtx Titan Black Edition and Gtx 790 is the eye catching candies. The Gtx 750 Ti would be the Maxwell First Card and Gtx Titan Black Edition is based on Gk110 Core and Gtx 790 on Dual Gk-110. The Asus Gtx 790 is revealed, the Russian Electricity supplier has come with the card on their website for pre-order. There was a rumor about the specification of Gtx 790 which we covered in our previous articles


The Gtx 790 based on Outdated you can say after Maxwell but Two Full Gk110 Core with 4992 Stream Processors, 2×320 Bit core memory, It is the first 320bit card from Nvidia with 10Gb of VRam with the thermal power design of 300W.



The Picture from Russian Website, this is the ASUS Gtx 790 6Gb DDR5, the 6GD5 clearly tell us the VRAM of 6Gb, the 10Gb memory is for workstations, but the memory interference will be the 384 bits. If we talk about price 48,470 Russian Ruble, which is almost equal to $1400 Amercian Dollor, the price seems a little high at this stage when Maxwell architecture cards are also on the way.

Sony has finalised its acquisition of Japanese manufacturing plant Renesas Electronics, the same site that produces the Wii U’s DRAM chip. While Sony has issued a press release on the matter, Nintendo is yet to discuss it.

We first reported on the rumoured ¥7 billion take-over earlier in the week. Just hit the link for all of the details.
Now, Sony has purchased the plant, located in Tsuruoka, Yamagata prefecture. The site was acquired for ¥7.51 billion, which is around $73 million, and gives Sony ownership of the whole business as of March 31.
The plant was due to be closed to make way for a major restructuring effort, but Sony has vowed to oversee the site and even absorb some of Renesas’ staff into its ranks. Sony will use the location to open its new Yamagata Technology Center, geared primarily towards the production of CMOS smartphone sensors, with a promise to invest a further ¥27.5 billion into bolstering production.
Sony’s official statement reads, “After the Asset Transfer, the system LSIs and others produced at the Tsuruoka Factory will be produced there for Renesas Electronics by SCK (Sony Semiconductor Corporation) on a contract basis for a certain period of time as agreed by Renesas Electronics and Sony.
“After expiration of that period, Renesas Electronics will shift the production of the system LSIs to its Naka Factory or discontinue production, as Renesas Electronics previously announced to its customers.”
We’ll update you if Nintendo steps forward with a statement, as it’s currently unclear where this leaves its DRAM chip production.

Via DualShockers.

PlayStation Plus subscriptions have tripled since PS4 launched, according to Sony’s UK boss Fergal Gara.

The news came out of a PS Vita Slim reveal event in London yesterday. Sony’s new handheld will launch in the UK on February 7, and you’ll find pricing and details through the link.
Gara revealed the latest PS Plus figures during the event, as seen in this photo tweeted by TheSixthAxis.
You’ll find February’s PS Plus freebies through the link.

Granted; you need a PS Plus subscription to play PS4 games online, but the uptake of subs surely means big financial returns for Sony moving forward.
Via DualShockers.

Battlefield 4 received a new patch on PS4 yesterday, and a note from DICE confirms that the update will help prepare the game for the “upcoming” launch of DLC pack Second Assault.

It follows this list of incoming Battlefield 4 gun balancing updates coming from DICE soon.
In a Battlelog post, one DICE developer wrote, “This update is mainly designed to prepare the game for the upcoming release of the expansion pack Battlefield 4 Second Assault. We will announce the release date for this expansion pack later.
As yet, the Second Assault DLC pack has not been dated, but rumours persist that it’s coming late February. Take the above quote as you will.
Here are the PS4 patch notes in full:
Jan 30 PS4 Game Update Notes

DMR Balance Tweaks

• -Increased the damage of all DMRs across all ranges. Specifically, damage has been increased at long ranges to allow three-hit kills against unarmored opponents. Additionally, reduced the penalty to accuracy for sustained DMR fire, allowing more rapid follow up shots in combat. The amount of the damage increase varies from weapon to weapon, according to its intended range, rate of fire, and damage. We will continue to monitor the effectiveness of DMRs in combat, and determine if additional action is needed to make DMRs a viable mid to long range weapon.

Other items

• -Significantly reduced the duration of the black screen when spawning in, and fixed the issue with players getting killed before being in-game
• -Greatly reduced the risk of crosshairs disappearing, which would also result in hit markers disappearing
• -Added a headshot icon on the killcard. This should help identify instances where players are correctly killed by one shot
• -Fixed an issue in Squad Deathmatch where the “Win/Lose” text was overlapping
• -Fixed an issue with players using an exploit for the SOFLAM
• -Fixed an issue with players using an exploit for the MAV
• -Fixed the gameplay code to properly track the FOV (Field of View) changes in the options menu
• -Fixed an issue where chat would break when entering “false” or “true” in the chat window
• -Fixed an out-of-helicopter glitch in Air Superiority where players could spawn on the ground and play as infantry
• -Fixed the misaligned crosshairs on the T90 MBT
• -Added setting to tweak joystick dead zone
• -Various minor crash fixes

Via MP1st.

“Based on demand for DLC content on the system, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has made the decision to remove its offering of the upcoming all-new story campaign for Wii U,” a PR representative for Warner. Bros told VG247.
We fired off a query after AllGamesBeta posted an email allegedly from Nintendo of America’s customer support, offering refunds on the game’s season pass.
Wii U fans have been uncertain about the prospect of the DLC’s release for some time; announcements failed to mention a Wii U release for DLC as early as June 2013.
This won’t be the first time the Wii U has gone neglected when it came to DLC; Injustice DLC was very late, and Ubisoft elected not to bring Assassin’s Creed DLC over at all.