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Weekly quests are available in Fortnite, featuring five challenges to complete before the season ends. Once done, you will get plenty of XP as a reward. You can check Week 10 missions in this guide. Fortnite MEGA: Week 10 quests Fortnite has five new weekly quests to complete, and each will reward you with 12,000 XP once done. The last mission, however, will grant you 24,000 XP. Different tasks await, including putting up some posters and collecting bars at specific locations. You can check how to complete Week 10 quests in this guide, along with tips and tricks. Weekly quests are available in Fortnite, featuring five challenges to complete before the season ends. Once done, you will get plenty of XP as a reward. You can check Week 10 missions in this guide. Fortnite MEGA: Week 10 quests Fortnite has five new weekly quests to complete, and each will reward you with 12,000 XP once done. The last mission, however, will grant you 24,000 XP. Different tasks await, including putting up some posters and collecting bars at specific locations. You can check how to complete Week 10 quests in this guide, along with tips and tricks. RELATED STORY Agnese Carluccio Fortnite Chapter 4 Season 2 – How to Complete Week 9 Quests How to complete week 10 quests in Fortnite mega Put up ‘Where’s Miles’ posters (3) To complete this weekly quest in Fortnite, you must put up three ‘Where’s Miles’ posters. You can only do this in specific locations highlighted on the map, shown when you select this challenge from the main menu. You can complete the task by visiting Shattered Slabs, MEGA City, Slappy Shores, or the Solitary Shrine between Breakwater Bay and Lonely Labs. Collect Bars at Brutal Bastion, Frenzy Fields, or The Citadel (50) Brutal Bastion, Frenzy Fields, and The Citadel are three popular named locations on the island. If you select this quest from the menu, you will see them highlighted on the map. You can collect bars by opening safes or breaking cash registers. Another great way to do so is by claiming the capture point of one of these locations, as you will get Bars as a reward and other valuable items. Eliminate a player before the first storm phase begins (1) To quickly complete this Week 10 quest, you should land near a crowded location, such as MEGA City or The Citadel, at the start of a match. Look for chests to get weapons, then search for players nearby. You have a limited time to eliminate opponents before the first storm phase begins, so don’t lose too much time wandering around the area. If you are quick enough, you will get a weapon before the enemy does. Survive to top 50 without an elimination (1) You must survive long enough without eliminating a single opponent for this weekly quest. To increase your chances of doing so, you should land away from crowded places, such as north of Brutal Bastion or south of Shattered Slabs. Hide and try to avoid other players without actively engaging in combat until you reach the top 50. Pick up and hold 5 items of different rarity (1) To complete this Weekly quest in Fortnite, you must pick up five items of different rarities during a match. Grey, green, and blue weapons (Common, Uncommon, and Rare) should be fairly easy to find, while higher rarity weapons can take a while before you get one. However, you can open Holo-Chests and get higher-rarity weapons this way. You can find them at the Drift Ridge and many other locations on the island. However, you must get enough keys to access the rewards hidden inside these special chests. If you need more help with Fortnite and its weekly quests, check our guides on Week 7, Week 8, and Week 9 challenges. https://wccftech.com/how-to/fortnite-chapter-4-season-2-how-to-complete-week-10-quests/

Apple released its latest watchOS 9.5 update last week with a few new changes and stability improvements. The update also housed a boatload of bug fixes and performance enhancements for a smooth user experience. However, the watchOS 9.5 is causing a green screen issue with the Apple Watch's display for some users. If you are one of the victims, scroll down to read more details on the matter and what you can do about it. watchOS 9.5 issue causes the Apple Watch screen to show a weird green tint, all models affected Alongside watchOS 9.5, Apple also seeded the latest iOS 16.5 and iPadOS 16.5 to the public, While the latest updates brought their fair share of new changes, the update also broke Apple's Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter for iPhone and iPad. The issue disallowed users to charge their devices while the dongle is connected to the camera or a microphone. Similarly, watchOS 9.5 comes with its issues related to the green screen tint on the display of the Apple Watch. RELATED STORY Ali Salman Latest CAD Images Compare iPhone 16 Pro Max to iPhone 15 Pro Max, Showcasing Larger Display and Dimensions Some users are complaining that their Apple Watch is showing a weird green tint on the screen after updating to watchOS 9.5. The complaints were reported on Reddit and MacRumors Forums, highlighting the aftermath of the watchOS 9.5 update. With iOS 16.5, we advised readers to resist the latest update if they use the dongle daily. If you have not updated to the latest watchOS 9.5 update, we would advise you to resist the update until Apple issues a fix. watchOS 9.5 issue is causing green tint on Apple Watch screen The issue appears to be a software bug brought forward by the latest watchOS 9.5 update. Henceforth, there is no need t be alarmed if you are assuming there is something wrong with the display of your Apple Watch. The green tint on the display of the Apple Watch is mostly visible on the Lock Screen of the Apple Watch, the Control Center, and the Notifications panel. Moreover, all models of the Apple Watch Series that support the latest update are affected by the issue but Apple Watch SE and Apple Watch Ultra complaints are fewer than the rest of the lineup. Some users are speculating if Apple has intentionally added the tint to the visuals. However, it does not go with the rest of the interface as it looks out of place and weird. Nonetheless, if it is an issue, Apple has released the first beta of its upcoming watchOS 9.6 update to developers and the final release will potentially fix it. This is all there is to it, folks. Are you affected by the green tint screen on your Apple Watch? Let us know in the comments. https://wccftech.com/latest-watchos-9-5-is-causing-weird-green-screen-issue-on-apple-watch/

NVIDIA's GPU business is booming thanks to AI but it looks like the company may not be able to meet the demand as it tries to increase production at TSMC. NVIDIA A100 & H100 GPUs Are So Hot Right Now Due To The AI Boom That The Company May Not Be Able To Keep Up With The Demand NVIDIA's GPU business boom has been the result of countless years of betting on AI as the next big thing. With ChatGPT and other generative AI models, it looks like NVIDIA's bets have paid off & the company is getting orders from all corners of the tech industry to get hands on its brand-new GPUs including the A100 and the H100. RELATED STORY Rohail Saleem Wedbush Offers an $800 Billion Reality Check to ARK Invest’s $14 Trillion AI Market Opportunity Thesis Multiple reports are now suggesting that NVIDIA might not be able to keep up with the massive AI chip demand despite its best efforts. A recent report by DigiTimes suggests that as the green team sees a ramp-up in orders for its latest GPUs, the company has started to increase production of its chips at TSMC. Nvidia has seen a ramp-up in orders for its A100 and H100 AI GPUs, leading to an increase in wafer starts at TSMC, according to market sources. The AI boom brought on by ChatGPT has caused demand for high-computing GPUs to soar. Coupled with the US ban on AI chip sales to China, major Chinese companies like Baidu are buying up Nvidia's AI GPUs. via DigiTimes The NVIDIA A100 utilizes the TSMC 7nm process node while the H100 which began shipping last May, is based on the TSMC 4N process node (an optimized version of the 5nm node designed for NVIDIA). Ever since its launch, the company has seen huge demand for its H100 & DGX H100 GPU-powered servers. Although NVIDIA has tried to keep up with the demand, the recent AI boom has taken a huge toll on the company's effort to keep up with the demand. In China, where the company is offering a modified version of its A100 and H100 GPUs to bypass the US sanctions, known as A800 and H800, these chips are being offered at prices 40% more than the original MSRP. China has such a huge demand for these AI GPUs right now that even the V100, a GPU launched in 2018 and the first with Tensor Core architecture, is priced at around 10,000 US or 69,000 RMB. The NVIDIA A800 is priced at around 252,000 RMB or $36,500 US. A picture of NVIDIA's flagship Hopper H100 GPU. (Credits: NVIDIA) The delivery cycle has also reportedly been affected as NVIDIA wants to cater to its non-Chinese tech partners first. As such, the delivery time in China which was around 3 months for NVIDIA's GPUs has now been increased to three months and in some cases even higher. It is reported that some of the new orders may not be fulfilled until December which is a wait time of over 6 months. In a previous report, we mentioned how the demand for HPC and AI GPUs from NVIDIA can disrupt the supply of gaming chips as the company wants to allocate more resources towards AI which it's calling a revolution for the PC and tech industry. It was expected that the demand would sooner or later outstrip the supply but NVIDIA is working round the clock to make sure that it can still offer a decent supply of chips to its biggest partners who are willing to pay the extra price of securing the top AI chips in the world. NVIDIA has also been the major driving force behind ChatGPT & several thousands of its GPUs are powering the current and latest models. https://wccftech.com/nvidia-ai-gpu-demand-blows-up-chip-prices-increase-40-percent-stock-shortages-till-december/

Well, even history only remembers titles but the U-17 team has reached the most important goal of qualifying for the World Cup ^^

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As we’ve covered rather extensively, the PC version of The Last of Us Part I was a bit of a mess when it launched back in March, featuring shaky performance, poor visual quality on mid-level hardware, and, of course, plenty of bugs. Since then, Naughty Dog and PC port developer Iron Galaxy have been busily putting out patches, but have they actually improved the experience? Well, the tech heads at Digital Foundry have taken a fresh look at The Last of Us Part I, and, long story short, things are better, but they’re still far from perfect. In fact, some fresh new issues have been introduced. If you have around 15 minutes to spare, you can check out Digital Foundry’s full recap below, or scroll on down for our recap of the key points. Starting with the good news, The Last of Us Part I on PC has seemingly had its textures completely revamped. Not only do they look a lot nicer at medium settings and below, but they also gobble up less VRAM (around 1.5 GB less on average, regardless of settings). This means 8 GB GPUs can now run a fairly decent-looking version of the game. Overall, CPU usage has also improved by around 10 percent on average, although GPU usage is about the same. This means you’ll be seeing somewhat better, but still not remarkable, performance (an RTX 2070 Super will run the game at mid-40 to low-50fps at 1440p and high settings). Background streaming stutters are also still an issue. Speaking of stutters, Naughty Dog and Iron Galaxy have shortened the amount of time you have to wait for shaders to compile when playing The Last of Us Part I for the first time (around 25 minutes compared to over 40 in the past) but it seems to come at a cost. Yes, the game now has shader compilation stutters. Not as bad as some other recent PC games, but still pretty noticeable at times. Combine this with the continued existence of various bugs, and you have a game that’s now at least playable, but still far from ideal or up to the same level of polish as the PS5 version. Whether The Last of Us Part I ever gets to that place on PC remains to be seen. The Last of Us Part I can be played on PC and PS5. https://wccftech.com/the-last-of-us-part-i-pc-textures-cpu-usage-better-new-shader-compilation-stutters/

The May long weekend, known for celebrating Queen Victoria's birthday and symbolizing the start of summer, is just around the corner. It's a time when people eagerly plan camping trips, beach days, backyard BBQs, or retreats to the cottage to kick off their summer fun. So, what's your plan? If you're opting for outdoor adventures, make sure to equip yourself with a reliable power source from BLUETTI. Therefore, you can energize your fun-filled moments with friends and family wherever you are. BLUETTI Solutions for Outdoor Fun BLUETTI is a renowned brand known for its portable and reliable power solutions. Its product range includes home backup battery systems, solar panels, and portable power stations, which are compact multi-outlet battery-powered generators. Let's take a closer look at four key BLUETTI portable power stations - EB3A, EB55, EB70S, and AC200P - and see how they can enhance your Victoria celebrations. Portable Powerbox on the Go BLUETTI's EB3A and EB55 offer the perfect solution for travelers and explorers who often face the dilemma of carrying heavy power packs or risking running out of power. These compact power boxes weigh around 10 pounds and 16 pounds, respectively, making them ideal for easy transportation during camping trips, short excursions, hikes, and more. Despite their small size, they pack a powerful punch. The EB3A and EB55 can effortlessly power a wide range of devices, including fans, laptops, drones, cameras, tool batteries, and even small appliances like blenders, coffee makers, sandwich grills, and car fridges. You can always watch your favorite movies while enjoying your cook-out food and drinks in the wild. Plus, they usually have multiple AC, DC and USB outlets, even wireless charging pads on the top, so you don't have to lug around power strips and chargers for your many devices. If you require frequent charging, the BLUETTI App allows you to monitor power usage and adjust settings to conserve power. Empowering Your Outdoor Barbecues It's hard to resist the temptation of a sunny day outdoors with loved ones while steaks sizzle on the BBQ grill. The BLUETTI EB70S can enhance your outdoor cooking experience with its remarkable 800W output and 716Wh capacity. This power station can power up your electric grills, blenders, TVs, coffee makers, and mini-fridges, ensuring your food stays fresh and your drinks chilled. Moreover, the EB70S is a battery-supported power station that produces no loud noise or exhaust like fuel generators do. By connecting it to solar panels, you can get unlimited clean solar power anytime and further reduce your environmental impact. Reliable Powerhouse for Cottage Getaways If you plan to go to the cottage for a fun-filled May 2-4 weekend, a reliable power source is a necessity on your packing list. That's because the small cabin in the woods may have an unstable power supply, especially during the summertime when frequent storms occur. Experience serenity and modern living with the 2,000W AC200P. This powerful device can operate various household appliances, including refrigerators, washing machines, hair dryers, ovens, mini heaters, space AC, fans, and more. You can also host a backyard BBQ with the AC200P to power a 1,100W electric grill for 1.5 hours. For extended use or higher energy demands, simply pair the AC200P with folding solar panels PV200 for an efficient solar input up to 700W. BLUETTI’s Victoria Day Promotion BLUETTI is excited to announce an exclusive promotion to celebrate Victoria Day from May 20th to May 23rd. You can enjoy discounts of up to 25% during this time. Additionally, BLUETTI has a "Refer a Friend" program where your friend can get a 5% discount on their first BLUETTI purchase, and you can earn BLUETTI bucks equivalent to the amount they spent. Take advantage of this chance and elevate your outdoor experiences. Don't miss out on BLUETTI power for 24! About BLUETTI BLUETTI has been committed to promoting sustainability and green energy solutions since its inception. By offering eco-friendly energy storage solutions for both indoor and outdoor use, BLUETTI aims to provide exceptional experiences for our homes while also contributing to a sustainable future for our planet. This commitment to sustainable energy has helped BLUETTI expand its reach to over 100 countries and gain the trust of millions of customers worldwide. https://wccftech.com/power-up-your-victoria-day-celebrations-with-bluetti-canada/

Intel's next-gen NUC 13 Rugged Mini PC lineup featuring a fully passive design with Alder Lake-N CPUs has been revealed. Intel's NUC 13 Mini PCs With Rugged Alder Lake-N Designs Are Never Gonna Give You Up! The Intel NUC 13 Rugged is the successor to the NUC 8 Rugged which was launched all the way back in 2019. These options are great for users who want the most durable Mini PCs that last long and can work in all sorts of environments. The specs aren't high-end but they do get the most basic work done for office users and businesses. RELATED STORY Hassan Mujtaba Intel Arrow Lake-HX Enthusiast Laptop CPU Test Tool Spotted, Comes In BGA 2114 Design FanlessTech has revealed the specifications sheet for the Intel NUC 13 Rugged Mini PCs and they are adopting the Alder Lake-N chips. The SKUs range from the Intel Processor N50 with 2 cores & 2 threads, 6 MB L3 cache, and 6W TDP & Up to 3.4 GHz boost clocks, the Atom x7211E with 2 cores, 6 MB L3 cache, and 6W TDP at 3.2 GHz and lastly, the Atom x7425E which comes with 4 Gracemont E-Cores, 4 Threads, 6 MB L3 cache, a 12W TDP & a boost clock of up to 3.4 GHz. All chips come with an Intel UHD graphics chip and IPU. Image Credits: FanlessTech The Intel NUC 13 Rugged Mini PCs feature support for up to 16 GB DDR5-4800 SO-DIMM with optional in-band ECC support. There's 64 GB of eMMC soldered to the PCB with storage options including an M.2 2280 key M slot (PCIe x2 SSD) and an M.2 3042 key B for SATA SSD as well as a PCIe x1 and USB 3.2 Gen 2 expansion option. I/O includes dual HDMI 2.1 (4K@60Hz) ports, Dual Intel 2.5GbE LAN Ethernet ports, WiFi 6E AX210 (pre-installed), 2 rear USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, 2 rear USB 2.0 type-A ports, 2 internal USB 2 ports and a 20VDC input for 65/90W power adapters. Image Credits: FanlessTech There will be two variants of the chassis with the heatsink external heatsink variant measuring 174 x 108 x 25.9mm and also has external antennas for the WIFI while the internal heatsink variant has measurements of 174 x 108 x 35.8mm and has WiFI antennas within the chassis. The PC will come with Windows 10 IOT Enterprise LTSC, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 operating systems support. The Bravo Canyon "Intel NUC 13 Rugged" Mini PCs will serve a 5-year shelf-time and come with a three-year limited warranty. Fanlesstech states that the pricing will be super cheap & competitive. https://wccftech.com/intel-nuc-13-rugged-mini-pcs-with-alder-lake-n-cpus-passive-designs-in-6-12w-tdp/

Worlds Adrift is somehow being resurrected in Lost Skies, the new open world cooperative PvE game in development at UK developer Bossa Games (previously known as Bossa Studios). Today, the studio behind I Am Bread and Surgeon Simulator announced Lost Skies as a new game built upon the ideas and gameplay championed in Worlds Adrift. For example, players can grapple, glide, climb, and sail across a large open world made of sky islands. However, Lost Skies is a bit different as it focuses on survival exploration, unlike the previous project. The game will launch in 2024 for PC (a Steam page is already live), but Bossa is attempting an open development process that starts this year when selected fans will get their hands on the game and help shape specific elements and mechanics. In a video developer diary, Lead Designer Luke Williams said: Strange and massive ancient beings have shattered the land, and the last remnants of humanity must band together to survive among the clouds. You play as one of these last survivors, setting out on a journey across the skies to explore ruins from a lost age. Build and command a skyship either solo or alongside your friends, and ultimately find a way to banish the awesome and terrifying entities that shattered your world. Where you go and how you get there is entirely up to you. You'll find ancient ruins to explore and islands full of resources to upgrade your ship or your character, although they may be guarded by creatures that need vanquishing or puzzles that need solving. Explore the Lost Skies far enough and you might uncover a great secret that takes you closer to understanding what happened to your world. As you're sailing through the sky, you might find your way blocked by a treacherous storm wall, and you won't be able to survive until you fortify your ship. You'll also need to bolster your ship's weapons and defenses to engage in battles against hostile enemies and ultimately confront bigger, more mysterious dangers that lurk in the endless expanse of the sky. It's you and your crew's flying fortress, your base of operations, and your home. Lost Skies will be published by Humble Games. https://wccftech.com/lost-skies-is-an-open-world-co-op-game-based-on-worlds-adrift/

As summer is coming, electricity prices gradually ramp up as everyone uses various electrical appliances to stay cool. However, high energy bills are no longer limited to the summer season; they are expected year-round. According to Statista, the retail price of electricity in the United States has increased almost every year since 1990 and is projected to continue rising. Skyrocketing power price is already overwhelming; frequent power outages caused by extreme heat and weather are barely bearable. Power outages can cause several problems such as spoiled food, loss of communication, and medical emergencies. Therefore, it is essential to have a backup power source in place such as the BLUETTI EP900 & B500. What is the BLUETTI EP900 & B500 BLUETTI, the top brand in the clean energy storage industry, brings out their first grid-tie modular Energy Storage System (ESS) - EP900 and B500 battery pack for households or small businesses. The EP900 can always deliver optimal performance regardless of the weather conditions. Whether you're looking to reduce your high electric bills, are tired of experiencing fluctuating power supply, or preparing for clean energy solutions, the BLUETTI EP900 ESS is a considerable choice for you. Uninterrupted power supply: switchover in 10ms The BLUETTI EP900 is designed to provide a stable and seamless power supply during emergencies. It takes less than 10ms to switch from an on-grid connection to off-grid mode and provide stored power for your essential appliances such as refrigerators, lights, and medical equipment. This means you can rest easy without worrying about losing data or experiencing downtime. Powerful capability: up to 9,000W output and 9,000W solar input The EP900 is a grid-connected inverter that delivers up to 9,000W power for the whole household. It can run your 120V and 240V appliances with ease. With dual MPPT charge controllers inside, EP900 can maximize solar input at 9,000W, allowing you to easily reach power independence by solar. This makes it an ideal choice for small businesses, farms, and workplaces that are remote from the grid power. Flexible capacity: 9.9kWh to 19.8kWh max. Thanks to its modular design, you can customize the EP900's capacity according to your needs. You can choose two to four B500 battery packs, with each pack providing 4,960Wh of capacity. This allows you to create a capacity ranging from the least 9,920Wh to a maximum of 19,840Wh, plenty of power for power outages. A recent study by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory finds a small 10kWh solar ESS can fully meet backup needs over a 3-day outage in virtually all U.S. counties and any month of the year. That means a 19.8kWh EP900 with a solar system can get you through a nearly 6-day blackout, or two days without solar. For increased power demands, you can also add more battery packs anytime without starting over again and spending more. Long-term investment The cost of the EP900 with two B500 is approximately $3 per day over a minimum 10-year service life. However, it can save you a lot more over time. Traditional generators require gasoline which can be expensive. In contrast, the EP900 supports up to 9,000W solar input, allowing you to run your house with free solar energy or sell the excess back to the grid to make money. If you use 20kWh of solar power produced by your solar ESS per day, it can save you about $2,190 annually(Based on the California electricity rate of 30 cents per kWh), or more depending on your region and solar system. When the Sun doesn't shine, you can still benefit from EP900 by storing cheap grid power during off-peak hours and powering your house during peak hours or power outages with it. Additionally, the minimal maintenance costs associated with the device further save you money in the long run. Sustainable Development The BLUETTI EP900 is an eco-friendly and quiet backup power source that runs on renewable energy instead of fossil fuels like traditional generators do. Unlike gas-powered generators that emit harmful gases into the environment when used, it produces no emissions or noise pollution, making it an environmentally friendly option for powering homes or businesses. Conclusion The BLUETTI EP900 is the ultimate power backup solution for your home. With this powerful device, you can keep your whole house running smoothly during blackouts, reduce your energy bills, and contribute to a more sustainable and greener planet. BLUETTI has been committed to promoting sustainability and green energy solutions since its inception. By offering eco-friendly energy storage solutions for both indoor and outdoor use, BLUETTI aims to provide exceptional experiences for our homes while also contributing to a sustainable future for our planet. This commitment to sustainable energy has helped BLUETTI expand its reach to over 100 countries and gain the trust of millions of customers worldwide. https://wccftech.com/how-home-backup-battery-system-can-keep-your-home-running-during-outages/

The specifications of AMD's Radeon RX 7600 8 GB graphics cards have been revealed in a GPU-z leak by Videocardz. AMD Radeon RX 7600 Graphics Card Specs Shows 8 GB & 6nm Navi 33 XL GPU To Compete WIth RTX 4060 8 GB & 5nm AD107 Chip The AMD Radeon RX 7600 GPU specifications have been listed in a leaked GPU-z screenshot. The exact name of the graphics card isn't mentioned since the GPU-z software has yet to add support for the upcoming SKU but it is able to detect the rest of the specs through the BIOS firmware. The information suggests that this is the recently leaked Radeon RX 7600 PULSE variant from Sapphire. The AMD Radeon RX 7600 will feature the Navi 33 XL GPU and is configured with 8 GB of GDDR6 memory across a 128-bit bus interface. This will be the third and only chip of the RDNA 3 lineup that utilizes a monolithic design. The memory specs are identical to the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8 GB, with a max bandwidth of 288 GB/s (20 Gbps). The GPU will offer 32 Compute Units (CU) with 2048 Stream Processors (shown in the screenshot as Unified Shaders), the exact core count of the Navi 23 GPU. AMD Navi 33: 2048 Cores, 128-bit Bus, 32 MB Infinity Cache, 204mm2 GPU Die @6nm AMD Navi 23: 2048 Cores, 128-bit Bus, 32 MB Infinity Cache, 237mm2 GPU Die @7nm The new AMD Radeon RX 7600 graphics card has a PCIe 4.0 x8 interface, identical to the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060. The GPU clock and memory clocks display 2250 MHz (GPU), 2250 MHz (base memory), and 2655 MHz (boosted memory), but the card has an actual peak of 2.85 GHz, reports Videocardz. Later this month, May 25, 2023, is the expected launch date of the AMD Radeon RX 7600 graphics card, according to previously leaked information. Due to the Navi 33 XL used for this graphics card, we may see an XT variant of the new AMD Radeon RX 7600 GPU later. A recent rumor suggested that the prices of AMD Radeon RX 7600 8 GB graphics cards will be close to €349 In France. It looks like the actual MSRP should be around $300 US, but we can't say for sure since AMD and NVIDIA are known to make last-minute changes based on the response and offerings from each company. AMD Radeon RX 7000 RDNA 3 GPU Lineup "Rumored": https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-rx-7600-8-gb-graphics-card-specs-leak-6nm-navi-33-xl-gpu-2048-cores-8-gb-vram/

Whereas much of the early discourse surrounding Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard focused on what would happen to the console market if Call of Duty became an Xbox exclusive, regulators from the European Union and the United Kingdom have agreed that the primary concern is the cloud gaming market. The UK's Competition and Markets Authority actually elected to block the deal in late April on the basis that having those IPs would allow Microsoft, which they already considered a dominant player in the cloud gaming market, to foreclose competitors even in the face of the multiple 10-year deals Microsoft signed them in prior weeks (and said competitors actually rooting for the deal to go through). On the other hand, the European Union decided to approve the deal earlier today while forcing Microsoft to employ specific remedies that would benefit consumers and other players in the cloud gaming market. The remedies are, according to the press release: A free license to consumers in the EEA that would allow them to stream, via any cloud game streaming services of their choice, all current and future Activision Blizzard PC and console games for which they have a license. A corresponding free license to cloud game streaming service providers to allow EEA-based gamers to stream any Activision Blizzard's PC and console games. Those are some very favorable conditions for both consumers and cloud gaming platforms. While the EU can only enforce those in the European Union, Microsoft president Brad Smith confirmed on Twitter that they would actually apply globally, provided that the deal goes through. That means cloud gaming providers everywhere could request a free license to stream Activision Blizzard games on their platforms. Unfortunately, despite the EU's fresh stamp of approval, the deal is still more likely to fall through than not due to the CMA's staunch opposition. Following today's announcement, they released a statement proclaiming that Microsoft's proposals would allow the company to 'set the terms and conditions for the cloud gaming market for the next ten years'. Microsoft and Activision Blizzard are due to appeal the CMA's decision in the coming weeks. https://wccftech.com/cloud-gaming-providers-globally-would-get-10-year-activision-blizzard-license-if-microsofts-deal-is-approved/

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In addition to the Ryzen 8000 leak, information regarding AMD's Zen 5 & Zen 5C powered EPYC Turin, Turin-X & Turin-Dense CPUs have been revealed too. AMD Readies At Least Five Zen 5 & Zen 5C CPU Families For EPYC Servers: Turin, Turin-X, Turin-Dense, Turin AI & Sorano Once again, these new rumors come from Moore's Law is Dead latest roadmap which points out the next-generation EPYC CPU families. The roadmap covers at least five EPYC CPU lineups which can be expected in 2024-2025. AMD has already confirmed Turin as its next-gen EPYC family and it will utilize both Zen 5 and Zen 5C cores, AMD EPYC Turin & Turn-X With Zen 5: Up To 128 Cores, 4nm Process Starting with the first family, we have the AMD EPYC Turin (Classic) which will stick with the chiplet design and house up to 128 cores, 256 threads, and TDPs of up to 500W which can be configurable on certain SKUs up to 600W (as revealed in today's Gigabyte leak). In a previous leak, it was shown that the EPYC Turin chips would feature the same L2 and L3 cache as Zen 4 with a small upgrade to the L1 cache. The major change will come in how AMD arranges the cache on Zen 5 chips which are expected to utilize a "Ladder" hierarchy. The chips are shown to enter production by Q1 2024 & will utilize the TSMC 4nm process node. The actual launch is expected to take place by the third quarter of 2023. Moving on, we have the AMD EPYC Turin-X chips which will be outfitted with a 3D V-Cache. These chips will retain the 64MB of 3D V-Cache per CCD which totals 1024 MB across the 16 CCDs & 512 MB of standard L3 cache. Totaling up to 1536 MB or 1.5 GB of L3 cache. If we combine the L2 cache which is 1 MB per core or 128 MB in total, that increases to 1664 MB of total cache which is still not including the L1 cache. That's a 33% higher cache compared to the upcoming Genoa-X CPU family. Moving over to the Zen 5C side of things, we first have the AMD EPYC Turin Dense chips which will be succeeding Bergamo. Turin Dense isn't an official name for now but it is expected to utilize the 3nm Zen 5C cores in up to 192 core SKUs. These chips will feature up to 500W TDPs but the most interesting thing is that they are expected to hit production before the standard Turin chips. MLID states that this is due to AMD speeding things to compete directly against Intel's Sierra Forest 144 core chips which are also expected around the same time in the first half of 2024. There's also a secondary Turin Dense chip known as Turin AI which is expected to feature the same Zen 5C cores but with an AI chiplet. There aren't many details regarding this specific SKU but we can expect Xilinx IP to power the AI chiplet for certain applications. AMD is making AI its no.1 strategic priority and it makes sense to incorporate more AI-specific hardware within its EPYC CPUs for the customers that demand it. Lastly, there's the follow-up to AMD's Siena CPUs known as Sorano. The AMD EPYC 8004 "Siena" lineup makes use of Zen 4/4C cores on the more mainstream and low-cost/low-TCO/low-power platform known as SP6. It has 6-channel memory support and 96 PCIe gen 5 interconnects. These chips will retain up to 64 cores and 225W TDP and production is expected in the 2H of 2024 with availability sometime in 2025. AMD has so far announced its upcoming “AMD Data Center and AI Technology Premiere,” which will be the center stage for various server and data center-specific announcements. Definitely expect to hear more about future and upcoming products at the event which is taking place in June. https://wccftech.com/amd-zen-5-server-cpu-rumors-turin-up-to-128-cores-turin-x-up-to-1-5-gb-l3-cache-turin-dense-192-zen-5c-cores/

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has only just been released on Nintendo Switch, but the game is already very much playable on PC thanks to the Yuzu and Ryujinx emulators. Sadly, the experience on Steam Deck is far from being optimal still, but a new mod that was released online improves it considerably by introducing a rather welcome visual option. The Ultrawide and Steam Deck aspect ratios mod, which can be downloaded from Game Banana, introduces options for four different aspect ratios - 21:9, 32:9, the Steam Deck's 16:10 ratio and 18:9 - improving the experience not only for Valve's portable console but also for Ultrawide displays. While the mod isn't perfect, due to the UI not stretching properly and a few bugs, it is definitely a step in the right direction, especially for Steam Deck users who want to replicate the handheld experience that can be had on proper Nintendo Switch hardware. To further improve your The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom experience on PC and Steam Deck, you should also download the Dynamic FPS mod, which prevents the heavy slowdowns that happen when the framerate dips down. As keeping a steady 60 FPS at 4K resolution requires a beefy system, the Dynamic FPS mod makes it so that variations in frame rate don't turn the game into a slideshow at the worst possible moments. Even those playing at 30 FPS can get some tangible benefits with this mod, especially if their system is having trouble keeping up. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is now available on Nintendo Switch worldwide. You can learn more about the next entry in the celebrated series by Nintendo by reading Nathan's glowing review. https://wccftech.com/zelda-tears-of-the-kingdom-mod-improves-steam-deck/

Apple is consistently working on the Apple Watch's health features, and the wearable has come a long way. The device is years ahead of the competition as far as the technology is concerned and how users deem it a reliable tool to track their health. The Apple Watch has helped save the lives of many users. According to the latest, the Apple Watch helped save two lives, all thanks to the Fall Detection feature. Scroll down to read more details on the matter. Apple Watch is credited with saving the lives of two individuals on separate occasions with the Fall Detection Feature The Apple Watch is a very capable device, and the company is only making it better every year. This year, we are expecting the wearable to gain a significant performance bump with a new S9 chip based on Apple's A15 Bionic chip. If the rumors are true, we might see a 5nm chip inside the wearable which will not only enhance performance but boost battery life as well. It is now being reported that the Apple Watch saved the lives of two individuals on different occasions with Apple's Fall Detection feature. An Apple Watch user by the name of Michael Brodkorb was hit by a vehicle in Minnesota. The Apple Watch detected the sheer impact through the Fall Detection feature and called 911. The user was not able to respond after the impact as he later quoted that he was in shock by the hard impact. The vehicle that fled was driven by a 17-year-old boy. The police stated that it is not clear if he would be charged. The user gave his feedback to Apple CEO Tim Cook, who wished him a fast recovery. On a separate occasion in Cincinnati, William Fryer, who is 83-year-old fell when his knees gave in. He was walking on the Ohio River Trail when he fell and did not respond. The Apple Watch's Fall Detection took note of the situation and called emergency services. Additionally, the wearable also unified his family. The police located him and sent him to the hospital. It was later revealed that Fryer fell due to a blood clot. The clot was removed, and the user was glad that the Apple Watch helped save his life. You can enable the Fall Detection feature on your iPhone if you have not already. It will offer the required help when needed. This is all there is to it, folks. We will share more details on the subject as soon as further details are available. Let us know your experience in the comments below. https://wccftech.com/apple-watch-fall-detection-saves-lives/

NVIDIA recently launched its RTX 4000 SFF Ada graphics card, showing the incredible power efficiency gains that the Ada architecture brings to GPUs. NVIDIA's Ada GPU Efficiency Is Showcased In These RTX 4000 SFF Ada Graphics Card Tests The NVIDIA RTX 4000 SFF Ada is the smallest workstation-grade Ada GPU that you can buy. It does cost around the same as the RTX 4080 at $1250 US but the latter doesn't come with the Pro driver suite and extended capabilities and support associated with the workstation family. It makes use of the AD104 GPU with 6144 CUDA cores and offers 20 GB of GDDR6 memory. Now that the card has hit store shelves & is available in abundance, especially in the Asian markets, the Japanese outlet, jisakuhibi, decided to test the graphics card through a range of tests. The card can be seen tested through a range of synthetic applications (3DMark) and games which is not the best choice for this card since it isn't optimized around gaming. But still, the graphics card is able to offer up to 90-95% of the performance of the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti graphics card. The RTX A2000 is its true predecessor since the RTX A4000 has twice the TDP (140W) and also a much higher price point. The RTX 4000 & RTX A2000 are more similar in terms of their SFF designs and product segmentation. This wouldn't be surprising since the NVIDIA RTX 4000 SFF Ada comes with more cores, more VRAM and a brand new graphics architecture but what makes this comparison interesting is the fact that the new graphics card consumed 63% lower power than the RTX 3060 Ti. At the same time, it was a 70% jump over its predecessor, the RTX A2000. Furthermore, despite its SFF cooling solution, the NVIDIA RTX 4000 SFF Ada ran at 74C at peak load but it should be stated that at its maximum RPM which was close to 4000 RPM, the blower fan did put out a lot of noise around 34.6 dBA. For those who want, you can also custom DIY mod the card with a passive heatsink and still get the same amount of performance minus the noise. GPU compatible with full HD/high frame rate and WQHD PC gaming An average of 20% faster than the RTX 3060 An average of 70% faster than the RTX 3050 (≒ RTX A2000) Supports AI double speed interpolation DLSS 3, the latest feature of GeForce RTX 40 Supports hardware encoding of next-generation codec AV1 with high compression and high image quality Unlimited number of simultaneous encoding sessions Supports dedicated features for professional GPUs such as NVIDIA Mosaic Compact size with total length of 169mm and occupied 2 slots Compatible with low profile PCIE bracket No need for PCIE auxiliary power with TGP70W GPU cooler that can sufficiently cool the TGP70W with a noise level of 35dB or less Cons Video output is Mini DisplayPort only (usually one DP conversion adapter is included) Very expensive at 220,000 yen including tax (as of May 2023) Machine Translate via jisakuhibi Considering all of this, the NVIDIA RTX 4000 SFF Ada got a really good recommendation from the outlet which stated its great AI, Gaming & Entry-level workstation efficiency while supporting the latest features such as DLSS 3, AV1 Encoding, Unlimited Simultaneous Encodes, and workstation specific optimizations and feature support such as NVIDIA Mosiac. Users can also enjoy running generative AI on this graphics card in a very efficient manner. https://wccftech.com/nvidia-rtx-4000-sff-ada-3060-ti-performance-consuming-63-percent-lower-power/