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    Ghost of Tsushima: DLSS vs. FSR vs. XeSS Comparison

    Add SMAA to the comparison. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've never seen a TAA implementation without the already known negative effects.
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    Intel's Next-Gen Falcon Shores GPU to Consume 1500 W, No Air-Cooled Variant Planned

    Although Compute/AI Accelerators sounds more accurate, AMD and Nvidia still call them GPUs, who are we to say otherwise? The architecture itself is still very similar to GPUs.
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    Sony Working on a New PlayStation Handheld Capable of PS4 Games?

    Nintendo lives in a parallel world apart from the rest, whatever they release doesn't affect Sony in any significant way. Btw I'd like a worthy successor to the PSP.
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    Ghost of Tsushima Performance Benchmark

    Honest experience because you live with him and guarantee it? The truth is that inexperienced people most of the time have no idea what is causing the incompatibility/issue, but if the GPU is AMD, of all the infinite variables, the primary and unquestionable statement chosen is "the driver is to...
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    Ghost of Tsushima Performance Benchmark

    Welcome to the real world of PC gaming. In your mind: Nvidia drivers have not had, have and will never have problems. After all, patches never need to be released continuously, and GPUs certainly don't catch fire. In the real world, each new driver generates more bugs and incompatibilities and...
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    Ghost of Tsushima Performance Benchmark

    DLAA/DLSS/FSR are all based on TAA, whether a little better or not they are still temporal filters with all their blur splendor. Yes, SSAA/SMAA deliver better quality, and especially image sharpness. Instead of all the obsession with RT and Upscaling, GPU companies should be looking for a way...
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    Ghost of Tsushima Performance Benchmark

    I think Sony/Nixxes deserves all the congratulations for all ports that have arrived in recent years, they may not be perfect but they are in much better condition than 99% of AAA games. Ghost of Tsushima is even running on calculators from several generations ago.
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    ASUS Leaks its own Snapdragon X Elite Notebook

    Among smartphones, Adreno has the best drivers. However, Although, Furthermore, By bringing the battle to the field of conventional PCs, Qualcomm's life will become much more complex, it will take a lot of brute force $$$ to go head to head with the two established players.
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    LN2 Cooled Apple M4 Chip Surpasses Single-Core Performance of M3 Max and M2 Ultra

    I don't know if it was intended, but the statement in the title is funny. Breaking news: "Ryzen 7600 stock is faster than 5950x in ST."
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    Ampere Scales AmpereOne Product Family to 256 Cores

    "Provided new details on AmpereOne performance and OEM and ODM platforms. AmpereOne continues to carry forward Ampere's performance per watt leadership, outpacing AMD Genoa by 50% and Bergamo by 15%. For data centers looking to refresh and consolidate old infrastructure to reclaim space, budget...
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    NVIDIA Blackwell GB200 Superchip to Cost up to 70,000 US Dollars

    I love the examples that don't apply to even 1% of the population. It's funny that my psychology professor says the opposite, you are more productive in everything when you wake up early making your bed, and don't leave basic tasks to others. It also helps to develop humility. In order not to...
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    NVIDIA Blackwell GB200 Superchip to Cost up to 70,000 US Dollars

    "Nooo, you're bad.... I do what I want, when I want, you're not the boss of me." - said the ill-bred child. The best choice of words would be what name is given to a person who pays double or triple the price of something because they are manipulated by marketing? Super smart ? The salesman...
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    Is it normal to hear this sound coming from the psu?

    Well, the PSU will run quieter and cooler if it is not used at close to 100% of its capacity. I recommend scaling the PSU with a 25-30% margin for optimal performance, but that's just my preference. :toast:
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    Intel Readies N250 Series "Twin Lake" Low-power Processors, Succeeds "Alder Lake-N"

    Furthermore, Twin Lake is said not to be using a newer CPU core (Skymont) but relying on the same architecture as Alder Lake, which is Gracemont . That's what it says on the videocardz. The article here has incorrect info, apparently.
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    Introducing Xming Formovie's Episode One Best Value Projector with Google TV and Native Netflix-Support

    There is a small typo in the text, it should be "CVIA lumens" not CIVA. https://www.formovie.com/blogs/news/cvia-lumens-vs-ansi-lumens/ In any case, 150 Lumens is too little. .-.
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