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  1. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Will Require 64 GB of RAM for the “Ideal” Experience

    I have been impressed with the latest MS FS, what was it, 2020 it launched? This is the best one yet they've ever made, and it is impressive, and pretty awe-inspiring in scope. The updates have equally been impressive, and this one is looking amazing. From a review perspective, they make...
  2. NVIDIA Says It Can’t Do Computer Graphics Anymore Without AI: “The Performance Is Incredible”

    DO NOT WANT Hallucinating, indeed I miss computed pixels already :(
  3. Analyst Predicts PS5 Pro Will Sell at PS4 Pro Levels as Players Criticize System’s “Crazy” $700 Price and “Hope to God” Microsoft Remains...

    If a person doesn't have any kind of desktop computer, a console isn't a bad idea for strictly gaming.
  4. Apple Introduces Several New Devices, including iPhone 16 Pro Max with Apple Intelligence

    <----- Same Skin since 1979 with a worse complexion, and less hair :(
  5. Speculation about AMD’s Continued Commitment to High-End Consumer GPUs Increases as More Rumors Circulate

    Which takes die space And for RT, well yes and no, RDNA 3 does have a dedicated ray accelerator per CU which calculates the ray intersection and testing, but BVH traversal is shader based. Moving more of the flow to the fixed function accelerator would be beneficial, and I suspect that is what...
  6. Speculation about AMD’s Continued Commitment to High-End Consumer GPUs Increases as More Rumors Circulate

    It's all about where they put the silicon, or rather, where they put resources into which parts of the silicon. AMD could make a Ray Tracing killer, if they spent the die space dedicated to it. The question is, how much are they willing to dedicate? Their chips are pretty small by comparison...
  7. Def. Holding further CPU Benchmarks till Win11 24H2 is out

    Well apparently, Win10 can hold back Ryzen as well, and this update 'should' come to Win10 also. 24H2 'can' be faster than Win10 in some games.
  8. Def. Holding further CPU Benchmarks till Win11 24H2 is out

    Steve's excellent video for reference: reaffirms my hold on pausing follow-ups on further CPU performance testing till 24H2 has gone Gold, just FYI if anyone was looking for further followups here, I have many things planned to do, like PBO, and Non-X CPU comparisons to Zen 5, and of course...
  9. Anandtech Sails Off Into the Sunset

    I did a bunch of system build roundups
  10. 3DMark Launches Intel XeSS 1.3.1 Feature Test and Updated Frame Inspector Tool

    I'm more and more impressed with what Intel has done with XeSS.
  11. Intel Core Ultra 200V Series CPUs Detailed

    Intel Core Ultra 200V Series Processor Specs Intel is launching and has detailed the new Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors, which are claimed to offer outstanding AI performance, compatibility, and power efficiency at scale for leading laptop manufacturers. The Intel Core Ultra 200V Series...
  12. NVIDIA Launched the World’s First GPU 25 Years Ago

    Matrox was 'the best' but ATI also had great 2D, whereas Matrox had no great 3D capability, with the Xpert@Play and Xpert@Work ATI had 2D that rivaled Matrox, and they had a good 3D accelerator with the ATI Rage chip. Well, good in D3D, but OGL suffered, so that's why you paired it also with a...
  13. Rumors of Greater Power Consumption with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series “Blackwell” GPUs Continue

    Just what I need, my lights to dim even more when I play a game. I guess it's fine, to play in the dark.
  14. NVIDIA Launched the World’s First GPU 25 Years Ago

    Instead of the Riva TNT or TNT2 I went with ATI Radeon Xpert@Play 4MB video card, which had 2D and 3D (but horrible OGL), so I paired it with a Diamond Monster Voodoo2 12MB, and it was THE BEST COMBO, best 2D quality and video, and best 3D performance with Glide. You couldn't beat that combo.
  15. AMD Ryzen 5 7600X3D Launched as a $299.99 Micro Center Exclusive

    My only thought is that they don't have enough supply to make it an official launch to everyone, so they just do it with MC to get rid of excess stock, maybe lower-binned dies they need to get rid of. But I wish they would launch it launch it. Oh well
  16. Anandtech Sails Off Into the Sunset

    Did you know that I worked on Sharky Extreme for a brief time, yeah, nobody remembers that, but pepperidge farm remembers
  17. Intel Core i9-14900K Microcode 0x129 BIOS Fix: Before vs After Performance Benchmarks

    Introduction The Intel Microcode 0x129 BIOS fix has now been released to motherboard manufacturers, and motherboard manufacturers have now released official non-Beta BIOS for many motherboards. We are going to apply the new Microcode Fix on our ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PRO WIFI motherboard, with our...
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