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Nvidia explained its Max-Q CPU Optimizer

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Today, Nvidia released a video on their Youtube channel in which they explained how Nvidia Max-Q works. In the video, Rouslan Dimitrov, the Distinguished Engineer, and Notebook Platform Architect at Nvidia explained how Nvidia is making the 2022 RTX laptops thinner and faster. In laptops, power dissipation is shared between the major components the biggest …

Dying Light 2: Stay Human Latest Video Highlights More Parkour

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 Dying Light 2: Stay Human is approaching its release date, and we’re still getting new marketing materials. However, one of Techland’s series has put on itself is Dying 2 Know. This series allows players to better look into certain aspects of the video game. That can be about the different characters, combat, or with the instance …

Old Game Boy Restored from Acid Damage

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The original Game Boy was not only the greatest selling handheld video game system of all time but also holds the second position to its successor. There were many classic games that are still fan favorites that were released on the game boy. Although the handheld was extremely popular, it is very difficult to find …

Exynos 2200 chipset announced by Samsung with hardware-accelerated Ray Tracing

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The Exynos 2200 the latest flagship processor was announced today by Samsung Electronics. Samsung, known to be a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology is currently working on a new processor for Mobile devices. Exynos 2200 comes with a powerful AMD RDNA 2 architecture-based Samsung Xclipse GPU. This chipset is set to debut along with …

Nvidia RTX 3050 MPR $249 Sold Out Instantly In Japan For $400

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Galakuro GeForce RTX 3050 GPUs went on sale in Japan on Friday. Galakuro is a graphics cards supplier affiliated with Galax that sells graphics cards in Japan. While announcing its entry-level Ampere GPU for desktops, Nvidia said that the product wouldn’t bring the latest technologies to budget-conscious customers. In the USA, you can pick up the …

CPUs Could Use 85 Percent Fewer Transistors With New Adaptive Tech

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The transistor has been evolved by a team of researchers with the Vienna University of Technology. This was achieved by tapping into the Germanium. The team developed a new, adaptive transistor design that can change its configuration according to the workload requirements. This new breakthrough can enable using up to 85% fewer transistors than current approaches. …