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MSI monitors must be big in Asia, or somewhere...

I like analysis. It's like a form of entertainment that doesn't make you dumber. And on YouTube of all places. What are the odds? Anyway if in real practice the only advance would end up being significantly higher clock speeds than I get out of my R7 1700, then I'll take it.

Airstrip One will soon outlaw private VPN's and open DNS servers. Later on only domestic routers will be publicly available, and any open source networking technology banned.

It's just as well that Windows 7 users gets used to a level of pestering they'll experience after upgrading

Can't wait for some random OEM system to be hit by a bug that automatically uninstalls a working driver. Preferably networking, lol.

Looks like something that Uwe Boll would have turned down...

New gameplay mechanics for a city builder sounds quite interesting. I'll put together a five week plan to gather more intelligence.

So the faster your gear, the less is every one of your "kill's" worth. ;-)

It's about time for the EU representatives to go: "stop it, You go now!" at the next Brexit talks. ;-)

Maybe they could also partner with Kalashnikov.

No doubt the involved companies put together a committee of their marketing representatives.

Good. Now if the developer patches out Denuvo together with some performance optimisations (or simply adds in more detailed settings), then I'll consider playing the game.

It might well have been 19 years since I considered using WinRAR.

Compatible with Windows 95. (video reference)

Hopefully none of the top manufacturers will gobble it up. There's value in spreading these techs around. GloFo might still have some tech in their portfolio that might be tasty to the major actors though. Otherwise there's relatively easy money to be made in making chips on existing nodes...

Can't wait for Punisher & Friends - Forgiving is Magic. ;-)

Interesting how they now mention that if the framerate becomes too high, then DLSS stops working because it can't keep up. Yeah, this kind of tech belongs on consoles.

We should have accepted it already when Lucas mis-edited the first trilogy. It was never going to get better. To be fair I didn't mind Rogue One as a one-off movie. If they could make another like it but without any franchise tie-ins that are there only for the money grub then I'll watch that too.

That's something. Not that I would stop expecting the Chrome development team to give us surprises at any instant. They eventually had me give Firefox a chance and I'm surprised to say I'm not going back to Chrome/Chromium any time soon at home as things look so far.

So toasty. You buy now!

I hadn't watched that Rewind until now. I wish I hadnt' but at least I could expediently express that feeling.

Expect some only if the manufacturers can get the chips and a lower price than could currently be expected, AND they're getting indications from AMD that Navi might slip further. To be having some new SKU to offer is almost always better than not to. The reference cooler seems to either be...

Neat, must test. Brace for future report on how GPU driver bug allows web pages to do "fun things".

Lock em up. Until this crap is criminalised in earnest they will only focus on getting caught less often.

Might still see some laptop models with 7nm Ryzen and Navi graphics in Q3/Q4 this year.

Just wait for the 2019 reports, chuckle.

Video material is pretty much always less dense with information just compare TV news and written news since forever. I like having the audio, as I'm too busy at work for either and off work I enjoy the option of not reading anything off a screen.

The thought ocurred to me to think up some "funny" value for what the CAS latency might have been. But I would not have guessed as high as 31 off the cuff. Engineering sample CPU might be worth to note.

The Cylon will soon be ready to signal the invasion force.

Something like this could well become a significant thing in workplaces. I just don't think that even there will people feel comfortable with it being a Facebook product. Their reputation may well be beyond recoverable.

Not sure if the coal people will be impressed, I hear they run their tools with steam.

Also; - But now that you're rasterised I see you have turned to the dark side! No father! It's just the fake ass looking ambient occlusion.

This should be about 90 % of the cost of making the next seven games. It's all covered by sales and then the extra fees for unlocks is pure profit. The rising cost of lining pockets to avoid regulation is a pittance

I largely despise using laptops for my personal computing, but one of these in a shell like a Lenovo ThinkPad has a small chance of winning. Would have to be using Zen 2 though.

Look Ma', actual raytraycing!!

Can't risk soiling an expensive robot with hard to get out fish sauce. Meatbags can scrub themselves.

Human, Puny. Clearance level: None.

All it takes in most games is a few options in line with the color blindness already available in many products with reasonable UX design. Cry about that in any multi million dollar production and we know what to expect of the user interface in general

Fixing problems with quick and dirty code is so common elsewhere that I'm not surprised to see it in kernels as well.

"That's not a bad penis."