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Definitely sandy bridge. I feel like I don't need to explain why, haha, we all know why.

Epic Games releases Unreal Engine 5 to the public WWW.TECHSPOT.COM Since Epic unveiled Unreal Engine 5 in 2020, it's chiefly been noted for features like the Lumen real-time global... Matrix demo on PC!

AMD Adds 5 new CPU models including Ryzen 7 5700X (guru3d.com) Some really interesting bang for buck options here. The 5700X seems better than the 5800X because it uses a lot less power and is only 100mhz slower.

As someone who has lived in the dense parts of California all my life, this is like something out of another world

With the AMD driver you get an in game overlay in which you can enable RSR or other settings, basically the whole control panel becomes an overlay. Definitely useful when adjusting settings. You would need gefore experience for that in the nvidia camp and still gefore experience has a lot fewer options in game. Nvidia control panel may not be broken but I think its missing some pretty major features.

Interesting. I actually tried eyefinity recently to stretch a split screen game over two screens and I didn't have any issues. Haven't tried anything else yet but it seems to work well for me.

Nvidia: AMD: I don't get why Nvidia hasn't updated their control panel layout since I was a kid playing far cry 1 and BF1942. It works, but it looks like something from windows XP and it lacks basic features like doing updates. I know there is the GeForce Experience thing which will do updates and all that stuff but I always hate using that and being forced to sign in just to do basic things. AMD's control panel does pretty much everything GeForce Experience + The Nvidia Control Panel can do but all in one and without making you sign in, but actually does more because there are OC controls available among other things. Just something I've thought about ever since I got my current GPU with this is my first AMD card. Once AMD catches up with FSR 2.0 and smart upscaling is pretty ubiquitous and even enough to work well across the board, I feel like AMD will be operating on an even basis with Nvidia as far as support and features go. I've definitely been surprised by the quality of their drivers lately at the very least. People used to say AMD driver support was way behind Nvidia and I think that was true for a long time but from my experience that does not seem to be the case anymore. I definitely wouldn't hesitate to get an AMD card in the future for any software related reasons at this point.

I really like cases like that, ones that are small and cheap but still do a great job.

I think someone here is already hosting a minecraft server.

Spray your cat with water when it goes near the speaker.

I don't think there are that many games these days that really need server hosting and the ones I can think of that could use it probably wouldn't work well for general public. Valheim is the only thing other than minecraft that comes to mind. I would probably play that on an EHW server if there was one.

SK Hynix Presents HBM3 DRAM (guru3d.com)

Apple has a history of being pretty hard on its employees. Maybe they sense they were about to lose some people. Gotta imagine this only applies to a very select group.

https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/united-states-lift-chinese-import-tariffs-on-graphics-processing-units-and-motherboards.html Good news for gamers!

Gran Turismo and Forza both look really good, but I think GT is a step ahead, looks very impressive. I've actually been playing Final Fantasy IX lately because there's a mod that used AI upscaling to improve all the backgrounds and it's pretty cool. I would take screenshots but they would look the same as anything you would see in the trailer, so I'll just post that instead:

Yea for sure. If it works as well as they claim it could make Quixel's photogramatry process look outdated pretty suddenly.

NVIDIA's NeRF AI instantly turns 2D photos into 3D objects WWW.MSN.COM A new technology called Neural Radiance Field or NeRF involves training AI algorithms to enable the creation of 3D objects from two-dimensional photos. NeRF has the capability to fill in the blanks, so to... Looks super cool. Could be really neat for photos, but I'd imagine this could also be used to generate 3D assets for games.

I went from a 1080Ti to an RX 6800 and I have been extremely happy with it. I do wish I had gotten the RX 6800 XT but supply was limited at the time.

Nvidia in Talks to Use Intel as a Foundry to Manufacture Chips | Tom's Hardware WWW.TOMSHARDWARE.COM CEO Jensen Huang is open to Intel making Nvidia's chips Intel's stock popped today, I think this is why.

Forspoken demo offers a glimpse of Microsoft's DirectStorage in action WWW.TECHSPOT.COM Earlier this month, Microsoft released its much-awaited DirectStorage API to PC game developers. The Redmond giant says the technology — which was first implemented for the Xbox... My ADD like this.

No, they couldn't buy arm. Arm is used by a lot of tech companies with what are essentially open source agreements. Nvidia would probably have locked down arm which is why they were not allowed to aquire it.

Yea they dont own the rights to ARM but thst doesn't mean they cant use it through licensing. Also I was under the impression a lot of aspects of arm are basically open source.

https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/nvidia-unveils-grace-cpu-has-144-cores-and-1-tbs-bandwidth.html I can't imagine Intel is too happy about this.

US Justice Department says Google misuses attorney-client privilege to hide documents WWW.MSN.COM The US Department of Justice has accused Google of training its employees on how to shield business communications from discovery in cases of legal disputes "by using false requests for legal advice." As... Google seems like it's been one step forward two steps back for a while now.