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Shader compilation stutter has plagued PC gaming for years, causing frustrating hitches even on powerful hardware. The SCSKiller app promises to do something about it, but does it work?
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$35 billion worth of Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 GPUs have been bought by Chinese trio Tencent, Alibaba and ByteDance, with demand far exceeding Nvidia’s planned production, according to report.
Modern computing remains vulnerable to the low bus factor of many open-source projects — continued lack of funding and manpower for voluntary-maintained infrastructure makes for a perennial threat
A used mini PC makes a better self-hosting server than a 2-bay NAS
VR rendering technique of foveated imaging gets integrated into DLSS 5, making it much easier to run
Nvidia’s Vera CPU delivers twice the performance of Intel and AMD chips in AI agent workloads, Modal claims.
Garmin has a Connect IQ problem as an ‘enormous influx’ of apps and watch faces hit the store.
The companies plan to combine Mitsubishi Electric’s powertrain, autonomous-driving and in-car computing technology with Foxconn’s manufacturing operations. They want to build EV platforms in Japan, sell them first to Japanese automakers and then seek customers overseas.
Cologne-based designer and maker Kevin Noki created the ADHD ONE, the first part of the name being an acronym for Anti Distraction Handset Device.
A recent Steam Client Beta update brought the program into the 64-bit era on Linux. The native Linux version of the massively popular gaming client is now a 64-bit application, which means it gains access to a few significant enhancements and, hopefully, a more reliable software experience.
A developer has released three tools that let GeForce RTX 30, 40 and 50 series owners run a modified VBIOS without writing to the card’s flash chip: a VBIOS editor for Windows and Linux, plus separate loaders for each operating system.
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