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Warning, the tech you are about to see may shock you if you drag your feet on

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carpet and then touch it. So don't do that. NVIDIA's frame generation

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and AMD's rival fluid motion frame

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technology have been used simultaneously

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to achieve up to three times the performance compared to gaming at native

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resolution, or so claims South Korean tech outlet Quasar Zone. Team Red and

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Green working together? It's unnatural, but also festive. It's December 1st. It

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jingles my bells. That 3x boost in

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average frame rate was observed in Cyberpunk 2077 at native 4K and ultra

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settings, but impressive uplifts were also seen in Call of Duty and Ratchet &

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Clank: Rift Apart. To pull this off, the Quasar Zone team plugged an RTX 4090 and

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an RX 6600 into the same PC, installed

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both of their drivers, then hooked up the primary display to the 6600 while

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the 4090 was set as the primary GPU in Windows. That meant the 4090's post

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frame gen output passed through the 6600

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and got its frames fluidly motioned, which looks like this I imagine.

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Of course, this incredible setup is also horribly impractical since you'd need a

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motherboard with two x16 PCIe slots and enough space for a 4090 plus an

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additional GPU and enough juice for both of them. And they're thirsty boys. On

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top of that, fluid motion frames is in beta, meaning crashes may occur and the

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feature deactivates during fast movement leading to massive frame drops during

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motion, ironically making said motion frames incredibly unfluid. While the

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average frame rate was pretty good, the 1% lows either barely increase or

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actually decrease. On top of that, both

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frame generating solutions can introduce visual artifacts and increase input lag.

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So if you try this at home, you'll be spending a lot of time and money to

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potentially make yourself sick. But hey,

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that's what being a gamer is all about. Right.

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Earlier this week, Elon Musk hosted Tesla's Cybertruck delivery presentation

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where he let 10 lucky customers drive away in the newly launched vehicle while

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taking a delightful break from letting himself drive away Twitter's

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advertisers. Got him. Despite Musk promising the event will be the biggest

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product launch by far on Earth this year, wow, many Cybertruck enthusiasts

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found the event, quote, cringe and not

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just because they decided to repeat 2019's infamous metal ball window demo

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with a half-hearted baseball pitch. The spirit of it was intact. As of now, two

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versions of the finalized Cybertruck are currently available, a dual motor

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configuration for $80,000 and a tri-motor performance variant for

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$100,000. Any mathematicians in the audience may

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surmise that neither of those numbers are equal to the promised $40,000

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starting price back in 2019. Hey, wait a second. And it's not just a price

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difference either. Both the total carry weight and the mileage range of the

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Cybertruck are noticeably lower than what was originally advertised, leading

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many to reconsider buying the EV. Though to be fair to Tesla, there is a range

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extender option for the Cybertruck and all it will cost you other than the

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additional cost is more of the truck's carry weight and about half of the

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available bed space. But why would you need either of those things in a pickup

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truck? It's just to look cool. And NVIDIA is rumored to be launching a new

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GPU in China called the RTX 4090 D that

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complies with the US's Chinese export

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policies. Apparently, the reason the 4090 non-D isn't allowed in China is due

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to its total processing performance or TBP being rated above 4800 trillions of

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operations per second, also known as a lot. To account for this, leaks suggest

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the D will use an AD102-250 GPU rather than the AD102-300

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on the original non-D. That's my rapper name.

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Blender. vanilla swirl. Given that back in March,

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NVIDIA changed the 4090's die to an AD102-301,

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which has a slightly lower voltage maximum, going from 300 to 250 probably

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represents a big change. While we don't yet know for sure, it's possible that

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not only will the CUDA core performance be affected, but the Tensor core

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performance will be as well if the change is this significant. This would

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make sense since Tensor cores affect the card's AI capabilities and AI

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performance is a major factor in these export restrictions. Another unknown is

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how the card will compare to the 4080 Super that is rumored to come out in

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January. What we do know is that however much the 4090 D costs, it'll be too

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much. Got him again. Just want to play some games, NVIDIA.

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ship. We have to say that legally. It was the best of times, it was the

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quickest of times. Charles Dickens said that once. And now

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it's quick bit time. Google's Threat Analysis Group has

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discovered several massive and actively exploited vulnerabilities in Chrome and

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Apple's WebKit in a 48-hour span.

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They're working hard. On Thursday, Apple patched the flaws in WebKit, one that

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allowed hackers to access sensitive information and another that could make

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vulnerable devices execute malicious code. Google patched seven Chrome

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vulnerabilities back on Tuesday, one of which already had exploits available in

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the wild, though the company said nothing else about it. It's probably for

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the best since Google doesn't want to help someone else get access to your

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private information. They don't need the competition. That's for their special

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information box that they keep under their bed. The ROG Ally just got way

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better according to the newest episode of the official ROG podcast, a thing I

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just learned exists. According to that pod, the Ally now has gyroscope support

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and control customization options, allowing you to individually adjust the

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sensitivity of each joystick. There's also control calibration options so you

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can recalibrate the joysticks to account for dead zones that may develop over

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time. Or you could install a compatible third-party Hall Effect joysticks and

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never have to think about that ever until the end of time basically.

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It's nice to have options though. An AI-powered tool from Google DeepMind

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called Gnome has predicted recipes for

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2.2 million new crystals with 380,000 of

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those being stable enough to potentially enable the development of new

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superconductors, batteries, computer chips, and more. Google says discovering

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this amount of recipes would have taken 800 years using normal squishy human

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intelligence and even longer to cook the darn things. Just cleaned the kitchen

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and now there's vanadium everywhere. Vanadium? Vanadium. Even better,

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Google's giving researchers free access to the data and 736 of the materials are

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being synthesized and tested right now. So don't you worry. ChatGPT will have an

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indestructible physical body soon enough. You will not be able to defeat

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them. Scientists at Tufts University and Harvard have created itty-bitty

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self-assembling robots made out of hundreds of cultured human trachea cells

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that they're calling anthrobots. In the lab, these tiny transformers were able

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to combine into a superbot to repair a

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scratch in a layer of neural tissue without any need for genetic

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manipulation. Maybe one day they'll be used to heal and regrow parts of

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patients' bodies and to fight the equally tiny disease icons that secretly

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cause all sickness. I liked it. I loved

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it. And Google has issued an apology to the dozens of drivers and families that

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Google Maps mistakenly directed down an otherwise abandoned dirt road in the

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Mojave Desert, ostensibly to avoid a dust storm. The new route was supposed

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to shave 50 minutes off their trip, but instead it just led to a washed-out dead

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end and wrecked one vehicle badly enough that it had to be towed. This is just

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like in the book of Exodus when the Israelites are wandering the desert, but

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every few minutes Moses goes, "Ding!

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Recalculating." And then the

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Moses says, "There's an ocean here. Oh, whoops."

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But there's no need to recalculate when I direct you to come back on Monday for

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more tech news. We won't wreck your car. I mean, we will try, but no promises.

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Why'd you bring your car? Right.
