oh well it's about time i was about to leave i'll take the dry aged tech news
medium rare hold the caprese i tell you this neighborhood is going to
it's been about two years since the rtx 30 series launched and even though many
of us haven't been able to get our hands on one you can't stop progress it now
appears that the rtx 40 series will be released earlier than expected i've
tried to stop a GPU release before did not go well straight to jail well-known
leaker kopite7 kimi has indicated we'll be getting the new generation of gpus in
either july or august of this year copied said in a separate tweet that the
rtx 4090 will be twice as fast as the
3090 and that we should expect products further down the product stack coming
with significantly boosted amounts of vram that's what you like to see that's
what james you love vram stop replying to my heckles in recent years NVIDIA has
waited until september to make their new gpus available hopefully this means
production is ahead of schedule although you know who else had their new gpus
were coming this summer
the other Intel and i still haven't seen one of
their gpus over to CPU land now where it's looking like AMD's upcoming zenfore
architecture is going to be a significant improvement over zen 3 not
just the incremental boost that we've become accustomed to with each new CPU
generation can be huge it's going to be big big moves leaks of a zen 4 chip
believed to be the verizon 7800x indicate that its single threaded
performance could be up as much as 37
compared to the 5800x thanks to a combination of higher clock speeds of up
to 5.2 gigahertz and more instructions per clock while we shouldn't be
expecting more cores many applications are still affected more by single
threaded performance so it's not surprising to see team red focus more on
that instead especially since they've already proved they can put a lot of
cores in it's like those clown cars with like 30 clowns inside digital only
consoles without an optical drive are becoming more popular but what if you
got a big library of games on disk that you want to keep playing without giving
them their own room in your house they're not your teenager microsoft
might just have a plan to help you out as they filed a patent to allow gamers
to verify ownership of a physical game and then be granted a digital license oh
it's happening considering their own xbox series s as a digital only console
this solution could be a heck of a lot better than forcing gamers to buy the
same title twice if it comes to fruition but do i still own it
google does there's no word yet on what equipment a user would need to go through the
verification process like do you need to prove that you're a real gamer how would
you do that to describe a game it's angry birds different shirt time now
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do you like your graphics cards in brown and beige great news Noctua and ASUS are
making another one this time it's an rtx 3080. previously the 3070 was the only
card to come in a Noctua edition but due to crazy demand ASUS decided to partner
with the austrian-based cooler manufacturer once again austrian
austrian austrian based austria-based austria-based and they're austrian look
out for its launch sometime this month and turn all your lights off when it
arrives it does not like bright colors it will freak out if your graphics card
can push 480 frames per second you're in luck as lg and auo optronics are
reportedly working o stands for optron
they're reportedly working on displays that can support 480 hertz for both
desktops and laptops the company showed off demos of the displays this week
although they are still very much prototypes so don't expect to see these
on shelves anytime soon i don't even know why you'd want 480 frames per
second makes them so much harder to count uber is expanding its offerings to
include more options for folks who don't just want to get from a to b users can
now rent a party bus through its new uber charter service and selectivity
civities that's what i call them festivities along with slightly more
boring regular buses and vans uber is also rolling out a feature called uber
travel which hooks into your gmail to schedule rides to places like hotels
airports and restaurants where you have reservations pretty convenient but you
also have to be cool with letting uber catch a ride through your inbox there
are some sites to see i just want an uber driver who's a great conversationalist he will because he's
read all your email batteries are expensive so how about
powering your gadgets with algae researchers at cambridge have been
using a device containing blue green algae to power an ARM cortex m0 plus CPU
core with nothing more than ambient light and water for over a year in the
future this could be a viable alternative to batteries in low power
iot devices as long as you don't drop them doing an lg carpet thing squishy
and you can finally catch a glimpse of the supermassive black hole at the
center of our own milky way galaxy astronomers released a composite image
from the event horizon telescope of the black hole dubbed sagittarius a star and
the bright ring of accreted material
surrounding it was that right james it was but black hole and a-star i'm
getting a lot of butthole bites here this would be a b-hole at least although
it just looks like a blurry photo of an onion ring at first glance scientists
can compare the image's data to a 2019 image of a different black hole at the
center of another galaxy to gain insight into the fundamentals of how our
universe works it's an onion ring it's just all onion rings it's onion
rings all the way down and it's time for you to learn that this
episode is over come back on wednesday for more tech news or sooner i'm not
making any promises but i am doing one of these