A developer was successful in booting an RTX 4060 desktop GPU on Windows 11 Arm system by modifying RTX Spark Arm64 drivers. Windows 11 Arm Reaches New Milestone As NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Boots With Arm64 Driver Up until now, Windows on Arm largely remained limited to Qualcomm-powered systems and mostly utilized integrated graphics. It was impossible to run NVIDIA GeForce GPUs due to one major roadblock, which is the lack of native Arm64 graphics drivers. However, this roadblock has been removed by a developer who successfully got an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 running on Windows 11 ARM. This project […]

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NVIDIA's RTX Spark launches this fall, and the company has released the first preview of its native Windows on Arm drivers as a preview release. NVIDIA RTX Spark Systems Shipping To Devs As First Preview Drivers Roll Out NVIDIA's RTX Spark superchip for AI PCs is rolling out in a few months across various laptops and Mini PCs. These systems will offer the power of the Grace CPU architecture, along with a Blackwell GPU, combined with 128 GB of memory, all interconnected using high-speed fabric, on a single chip that is designed for AI. Today, NVIDIA has started to roll […]

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ModRetro has announced its upcoming M64 gaming console, designed to play original Nintendo N64 cartridges. Built with AMD Artix UltraScale+ FPGAs, the new console aims to replicate the original console at the hardware level rather than relying on software emulation.

ModRetro focuses on manufacturing retro gaming systems that support original physical cartridges. One such example is the Chromatic, a handheld console designed for original Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges.

The company drew on its prior experience to power its new M64 console with AMD's Artix UltraScale+ FPGA. The console recreates classic gameplay by directly emulating the original hardware chip logic, which the company claims delivers greater accuracy and lower latency than software emulation. The company also stated that the design mimics the original system's behaviour, matching everything from controller inputs to on-screen responses.

Those interested in the ModRetro M64 can sign up to get notified when the console launches on the official product page. The console is scheduled to begin shipping on July 28th.

KitGuru says: FPGA-based hardware emulation is an excellent way to preserve classic games without the accuracy issues of software emulation.

A quick way to open your favorite PlayStation 3 games right from Steam, making them more accessible than ever. RPCS3 Adds Option to Add PlayStation 3 Games Directly to Steam for a Quick Launch; Also Runs in the Big Picture Mode The RPCS3 team has been making some serious progress in recent times. The software recently enabled directly mounting the PlayStation 3 ISO files to run the games, and now it has just added the option to launch the titles from Steam. At the moment, Steam is the biggest platform on PC and is quite popular even on gaming handhelds. […]

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