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Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Founders Edition Review: A Huge Generational Leap in Performance

For Fastest Graphics Card (until 3090 arrives) Priced the same as RTX 2080 Super Delivers true 4K 60+ fps gaming Runs reasonably cool and quiet Major architectural updates for future games Against Highest TDP for a single GPU (until 3090) Potential for CPU bottlenecks Needs a 1440p or 4K display to shine We’re not sold… Read more

You can now reserve a preorder for Samsung’s Galaxy S21

Samsung’s Galaxy S21 lineup of phones will reportedly debut on January 14th. If there’s even a slight chance you might pick one up, you can now place a reservation to guarantee a preorder slot when those become available, which they usually do right after an Unpacked event ends. Samsung’s page will take down some basic… Read more

Z490 motherboards will support 11th generation Core CPUs

Biostar and ASRock are the first two manufacturers that formalize support for future 11th generation Intel Core CPUs with their own Z chipset solutions 490 by Paolo Corsini published 28 December 2020 , at 09: 41 in the Motherboards and Chipsets channel Intel Core ASRock Biostar In the first months of 2021 Intel will make… Read more

Radeon RX 6000 and MSI cards: Gaming series versions only, there are too few GPUs

There will be no, at least for the current moment, versions of MSI video cards with AMD Big Navi GPU in addition to the proposals of the Gaming range: in fact the chips are missing to be able to build enough cards by Paolo Corsini published on 28 December 2020 , at 08: 41 in… Read more

Adobe Premiere Pro, in beta, now supports Apple Silicon

by Mattia Speroni, published on 26 December 2020, at 08: 01 ?? Adobe Premiere Pro yes updates and in the latest beta version supports the new Apple M1 processor (part of the Silicon family). This will promise not to have to use Rosetta 2 and the Intel version. But beware of bugs! ?? Immediately after… Read more

Google confirms an inefficient patch by Microsoft for a vulnerability that allows arbitrary code execution

by Jordi Bercial 24 / 12 / 2020 … Google Project Zero, the Google program dedicated to finding vulnerabilities in different software, has released the details of a zero-day security vulnerability in which a malicious actor could execute arbitrary code through the Windows spooler API. This vulnerability, named CVE – 2020 – 829 , focuses… Read more

Samsung Galaxy A72 4G in the Geekbench test database. We got to know the specification of next year's mid-range smartphone

We already know that Samsung intends to surprise us after the New Year with the premieres of mid-range, mid-range smartphones supporting the 5G network . After the Galaxy A model 42 5G models will appear A 22 5G, A 32 5G, A 52 5G or A 72 5G. On the one hand, it is good… Read more

Against the hunger for RAM: Google wants to tame Chrome

Desperate users have been complaining about it for years, countless memes make fun of it – the memory requirements of Google’s Chrome browser are almost legendary. But now this should end and Chrome finally need less RAM. The key to the much-needed improvement is a Windows 10 API. With the “TerminateProcess” interface, Google wants to… Read more

The Art of Software Reviews: Identifying problems and risks accurately

True to the motto “It’s always better”, practically every software suffers from problems of small or large nature: Perhaps it runs too slowly, sometimes crashes or looks less beautiful than the competition’s system. Business often complains loudly that new features take far too long – in new German: the time-to-market is too bad. Apart from… Read more

Programming language: Ruby 3.0 promises significant performance gains

Years ago 25 the first major version of Ruby came out shortly before Christmas, and since then there has been a Christmas release tradition among the editors of the programming language established: Ruby 3.0 also joins this choir and has now been released on schedule, almost exactly one year after the last release of the… Read more

XFCE 4.16: The slim desktop in a new version

No long creative break: XFCE 4. 16 appears less than a year and a half after the last issue despite the simultaneous move of the source code from Cgit to GitLab. The conversion to The inviting, self-hosted GitLab has already paid off, because according to the abbreviated release notes, thanks to the more accessible infrastructure,… Read more

Forth – the forever young programming language

Forth is a “concatenative” programming language. This means that there are only minimal syntax rules, and commands or functions (“words” in Forth parlance) are written one after the other, separated by spaces. All components that are implemented in popular programming languages through syntax (comments, variable definitions, control structures such as loops or decisions with IF-THEN-ELSE)… Read more

Best Last-Minute Digital Gifts You Can Give Right Now

Home News (Image credit: Shutterstock) In prior years, if you needed a last-minute gift, you might run out to the store and brave the crowds, but in this year of pandemic, that’s not a good idea. Besides, it might not even be safe or practical to visit your giftee in person. Fortunately, there are a… Read more

Tesla’s new Boombox feature will let car owners fart at unsuspecting neighbors

Tesla’s new holiday update will finally give people the ability to use a new Boombox mode, which can broadcast custom audio on the outside of the car (hence the name). As is common with new Tesla features, Boombox combines real utility with lowbrow humor: owners can use fart and goat sounds in lieu of normal,… Read more

NVIDIA GPU Roadmap: Lovelace architecture is coming after Ampere

Mathematics name Ada Lovelace emerges paired with next generation NVIDIA next generation GPUs: debut between 2021 and 2022 with 5 nanometer production process of Paolo Corsini published on 23 December 2020 , at 13: 11 in Video Cards channel NVIDIA GeForce Ampere NVIDIA has been offering video cards from the GeForce RTX family 3000 for… Read more