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Through its gaming brand HyperX, Kingston today announced the launch of new and refreshed DDR4 memory modules: FURY DDR4 RGB and PREDATOR DDR4 RGB. A gaming keyboard: Alloy Origins, a stand-up microphone for both the professional market and gamers: the Quadcast S. And wireless headphones: the Cloud Stinger Core Wireless. HyperX presents its new range of products for gaming with a new, differentiated complete range of products of all kinds, from DDR4 memory to wireless headphones, through a gaming keyboard and a microphone stand. HyperX FURY and Predator RGB HyperX FURY DDR4 RGB HyperX FURY DDR4 is a moderate cost, high performance DDR4 memory designed for the latest motherboards on the market. It offers Plug & Play connectivity at 2400 MHz and 2666 MHz, making it ready for overclocking right out of the box. It is available in speeds ranging from 2400 MHz to 3733 MHz with latencies ranging from CL15 to CL19. Modules come in 4GB to 32GB configurations in various kits ranging from 16GB to 128GB. One of the details that has attracted the most attention after the presentations of the NVIDIA RTX 3000 has been the fact of its performance in FP32. Until now, the progression in NVIDIA's so-called TFLOPS Shaders had been scalable to a greater or lesser extent, but with Ampere those numbers have doubled, and have raised the alarms of many users who continue with the idea that FP32 performance is synonymous with veracity to compare architectures. Why is this happening? The explanation has a lot to do with one of the fundamental changes in the architecture and what NVIDIA has called 1/2 FP32 rate. This name does not come from now, but from the Turing architecture and its SMs, where, as we well know, integers were separated from floats and this resulted in the ability to include three different engines, but with some drawbacks.

The targeted quarantine continues to be decreed in some of the country's territories, which sees how some of the restrictions are gradually being lifted to start the economic reactivation after several months of a state of emergency. Looking ahead to this month of October, the official bulletin 'El Peruano' has collected news in this regard in Supreme Decree No. 156-2020-PCM. New measures that will have to do with the obligations of citizens in this new framework of coexistence both for the regions that will continue with the mandatory social immobilization and for those in which the restrictions have been relaxed and that will return to a new normality. Abancay, Huamanga and Huánuco maintain the focused quarantine In these three regions, the focused quarantine will remain in force and therefore, circulation will be limited to justified causes and specifically, for people who provide essential services. The curfew will be in effect from 8:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. every day except Sundays, which will apply all day until 4:00 a.m. the next day. Lifting of the quarantine in Cusco, Moquegua, Puno and Tacna The quarantine focused on these four territories ends, but the mandatory social immobilization remains. The rest of the country already has fewer restrictions and is beginning to return to normal, with the safety and health measures to be followed.

One of the debates that has been flooding the Internet for years is the typical one about the voltage to use when overclocking. And it is not easy to discern when to use one or the other, since reality is more complex than a simple categorical statement as such. When should we use one or the other? Is any scenario conducive to this type of CPU voltage? We are going to shed light on this little internal debate. Although we already explained the types of voltage separately, when we come together to decide which one to use, the doubts do nothing but stand out on forums and websites on the Internet. The fact is that there are as many questions as information that end up contradicting each other, generating more controversy if possible. Offset voltage is a much more advanced CPU voltage mode than fixed voltage. Its bonanzas are very clear, since we will not have to depend on a constantly high consumption in our CPU. The offset voltage is synchronized with the ups and downs of the processor frequency by means of the PL algorithms, so in idle it will consume much less energy than in full, which has an effect on lower temperature and less degradation of the CPU. It is the typical manual voltage of a lifetime. It is invariable and comes in handy to calculate the VDROOP that our motherboard has with respect to the VRMs and the CPU. Today it does not have a really clear advantage over Offset, since there is only one scenario where this type of voltage can be convenient. This scenario is nothing more than passing the benchmark to try to get the highest possible score, both under stock speed and for overclocking. Although the frequency varies, the time it would take for the voltage to vary in Offset enables the CPU to always seek the lowest power state, while with fixed voltage the time is zero and the boost remains active for more seconds after the benchmark. The problem with fixed voltage is that it needs a fixed frequency to make sense and here a technology that has been forgotten, but which is still used as SpeedStep (in the case of Intel, of course, PowerNow in the case of AMD) comes into play. The voltage and frequency relationship with this technology enabled only makes sense if the workload is going to be close to 100% for the processor, otherwise it will always try to lower the maximum frequency possible to maintain the ratios due to high voltage. This would logically force us to deactivate SpeedStep or PowerNow and work with a fixed frequency so as not to lose performance in the benchmark. But this is something that has to be punctual, since if used 24/7/365 what we would be achieving is a fairly high temperature rise over time while the system is on, as well as a very accelerated degradation of the processor, which curiously is going to affect the cache and the BMI more than the processor cores themselves. Offset voltage will have a small lost performance GAP, perhaps miniscule depending on the platform, but it will protect our processor much more in the long run, it will make us need less cooling system to keep the temperature at bay and it will avoid as much as possible the acceleration of electromigration . As we say, except in benchmarking environments, where the power plans are also changed and everything is optimized for maximum performance, the rest of the scenarios are much more optimal to use Offset, or if possible Adaptive, as long as our platform supports it.

The old and powerful high-consumption cars that abound on the streets of Venezuela are beginning to be a problem for their owners, who see how the significant increase in the price of gasoline, almost free until a few days ago, forces them to give up magic and the romanticism of having in your possession the beauty of the four wheels of yesteryear. "It consumes more than most new cars, which are 4-cylinder, lighter," said electrician Miguel Rodríguez of his old 1973 Dodge Dart GT, a heavy device that has remained parked since gasoline rose in price to end of May in Venezuela. The vehicle is powered by a massive 8-cylinder engine, capable of effortlessly pushing the heavy bodywork of the "Valiant," as this model is also known, which first rolled off assembly plants in the United States in the mid-1960s. "Obviously, consumption is twice, twice what a normal car consumes, one of the newest ones," adds Rodríguez about his car, a necessary good in Venezuela after public transport collapsed three years ago. The cheapest gasoline in the world? Venezuelans had the cheapest gasoline in the world for decades, as they used to say with pride. Fuel in this country, where the largest proven oil reserves on the planet are located, was sold with such a strong subsidy that just one dollar was always enough to fuel various vehicles. But when the country entered a hyperinflation scenario at the end of 2017 and the Government of Nicolás Maduro avoided making price adjustments, gasoline in Venezuela became practically free. Last May, only one dollar changed to the official rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela was used to refuel 828,000,000 medium-size vehicles, a phenomenon that stimulated the smuggling of a fuel that the country has imported for years in view of the inoperability of its refineries. Cheap gasoline also encouraged many to use their old big-engine vehicles, a postcard that is still seen on every street in the country, although less and less. Memories of a good time These old vehicles are mostly from the 1970s and 1980s, when Venezuela experienced huge economic growth after nationalizing the oil industry. Models of family cars from American manufacturers such as Ford and Chevrolet survive from that time, but also Asian SUVs, which Venezuelans became fond of because fuel consumption was never a problem. But at the beginning of the month, an increase in gasoline prices and a new supply scheme took effect, just as Venezuelans suffered from a fuel shortage that lasted for weeks. Now, Venezuelans will be able to refuel up to 120 subsidized liters each month for less than a dollar in total, but after this consumption each additional liter will be sold for US $ 0.50. "The subsidized 120 liters I spend them quickly, and to pay for it (the refueling) in dollars that is a lie, that is a lie, obviously, that will have an effect on the fact that I will not use the car as before," Rodríguez said about his old man "Valiant". As savings alternatives, the 38-year-old man, whose income is around US $ 200 a month, said that he will walk or use a bicycle that he enabled weeks ago, when the fuel shortage hit hard and kept him waiting for days for the supply in the vicinity of a gas station. "Gas was given away here, and I really never cared about it," he said. No access to dollars Several kilometers from Rodríguez's home, in the hot city of Guatire, near Caracas, his father Luis looks with resignation at his old 1983 Ford Mustang, a car he has hardly used since the new coronavirus pandemic and the shortage of gasoline was collected in mid-March last. "For me it is impossible," he said about paying for gasoline in the US currency, a currency that has become common for all types of commercial transactions in Venezuela. "I don't have access to dollars," he added. Luis, a 66-year-old pensioner, is one of the nearly seven million people in Venezuela - including public workers and pensioners - who receive the minimum income, less than two dollars a month. To get by, he continues to do the same jobs he did in his youth: plumbing, masonry, auto mechanics, and repair of electrical appliances. But for many of these jobs he barely earns income. To repair a blender he charges about 50,000 bolivars, or a quarter of a dollar, for a masonry order a little more, but these have not been common for months. Still, he doesn't think he's going to sell his old car in the near future, which bears the traces of countless road battles on the rickety bodywork. "It is a car that does not ask or piston (failure), or anything, loaded with

Game Informations : Developer: Jeremy Signor Platforms: PC Initial release date: October 1, 2014 at 12:30PM PDT Ah, the humble real-time strategy soldier. Alone, he or she is nothing but a tiny dot on a vast map. But a mass of soldiers forms a blob of incisive power that can cut a swath of blood and destruction across the countryside in whatever direction you see fit. Stronghold Crusader 2 embraces this blob warfare, offering a plethora of different units you can choose from to form your attacking force while your personal castle--the Stronghold series' signature element--hopefully stays safe from harm. But though its parts come together to form a solid strategy game, the uninteresting options at your disposal never raise the game above being one where opposing blobs crash into each other until one splatters. Stronghold Crusader 2 puts you in the shoes of either King Richard's or Saladin's forces during the Crusades, as you square off against the other in self-contained battles raging across the desert landscape. The goal is the simplest one in strategy game history: defeat the enemy Lord and take his castle. But lest you think you're merely expected to churn out soldiers and crash them into the opposition, the game requires you to establish an intricate economy so you can actually afford these soldiers and build structures that will let you make different kinds of units. So far, so familiar. Where the game gets a bit more interesting is when it asks you to attract people to your castle to live and work. You start out with a set population that increases as you become more popular with your subjects. You can make them happier by decreasing taxes (even going so far as outright bribing them), increasing their rations, or building them inns and places of worship so that they can drink and pray. Likewise, you can adjust consumption in the other direction to conserve resources and gain more gold, but you'll be less popular as a result. These concerns are controlled with a convenient panel that lets you change values and tells you the popularity bonuses or penalties you get from each adjustment. Tying popularity and population growth to troop production gives the game a simulation element, and lends the flow of your economy extra texture. At the same time, the fact that you only need to keep track of one statistic ensures that the sim portions don't bloat and consume the rest of the game. he downside to this simplification reveals itself once you build your castle. As you start becoming more popular and more people come to live in your keep, you need to build houses to accommodate them. This is in addition to the structures that produce resources like wood and stone, food buildings, and other luxury services (which also require people to run). By the time you're prepared to march an army towards the enemy, you'll want to construct a wall around your precious production plant. Then, voila, you have a working, living castle. Given how castles are the main draws of the Stronghold series, it's odd how little attention they require once your economy is running. In most strategy games, forward momentum is key. You get set up, and then you try to make inroads towards your objective, eventually busting through enemy lines. You only ever turn your eyes back to your starting base to quickly make more troops, and some games don't even require that. Stronghold Crusader 2 tries to put a lot more focus on its eponymous stronghold, but the simplification of its simulation elements means that you can build a base and forget about it here, too. Without a compelling reason to continually manage your stronghold, what you're left with is the stark, bread-and-butter, blob-on-blob action the RTS is commonly known for, and Stronghold Crusader 2 executes on it fairly well. You can pick many different kinds of units with varying specializations like ranged attacks, speedy movement, or heavy armor. Unfortunately, most of the troops you can employ are really boring. In fact, the Crusaders are all traditional infantry and cavalry, which makes for a painfully vanilla experience. The Arabic forces are a fair few degrees more interesting, thanks to units like the flame-hurling oil pot thrower, and the stealthy wall-scaling assassin. My favorite is actually the horse archer, which fires at enemies while moving, making micromanagement a rare joy as you weave in and out of less-mobile squads. Still, aside from those few bright spots, the game's units aren't particularly exciting. You get precious few proactive resources beyond the troops themselves. You can construct turrets and traps to keep enemies out of your castle; you can even pour boiling oil on them! But cool as these might be, they're all reactive insurance that comes into play only if you're losing, yet another element you build and forget about. But then there's the siege weaponry, quite possibly the game's biggest success, and the one way with which your castle walls actually change the way you play. Though castles aren't something you particularly care about tending to, you still must defend them, and their walls serve as a giant target for the opposing teams to breach. Your army can't breach walls without spending an eternity hacking away at them, so siege weaponry is often necessary to break the stalemate that the walls provide. These weapons give you the power to knock down walls, but you can also load them with fire or even diseased cattle that explode in a cloud of plague. Make no mistake, Stronghold Crusader 2 is foremost a multiplayer skirmish game. Its single-player campaign is labeled as a “learning campaign”, and though it tries to ease you into the game's mechanics, it fails to teach you the rudimentary strategy necessary to be successful. The missions punish you with progressively-increasing waves of enemies that quickly outpace your production. The game also provides you with a large amount of skirmishes that challenge you to beat the computer in games closer to multiplayer matches that are arguably more fair than the campaign, though you still aren't eased into the game's mechanics by any means. You can tailor the games as you see fit by changing starting gold levels and picking from a large selection of maps. The different dynamics each map creates varies--choke points, resource placement--create different enough game conditions, but the one thing they all share is that they're all fairly small, so you are vulnerable to rush strategies and getting caught with your pants down. You might end up feeling unnecessarily constrained if you're used to a bigger setup buffer, and you need to act quickly and build the right sequence of buildings if you want to stand a chance. Stronghold Crusader 2 understands the art of the troop blob, but that alone doesn't make it a good game. Its lack of interesting units, underdeveloped castle-building options, and terrible tutorials hold the game back. Blob warfare is still fun, and directing an army never gets old. But man cannot live on blob alone. System Requirements OS: Windows 7/8/10 with latest service packs. Processor: Intel Pentium 4 1.6Ghz or equivalent. Memory: 512 MB RAM. Graphics: 64MB DirectX 8.1 Compatible. DirectX: Version 8.1. Storage: 850 MB available space. Sound Card: DirectX 8.1 Compatible.

The Ministry of Education will consider the start of face-to-face classes in March 2021, but that must first pass through the behavior of citizens and the work that is carried out from now on with the protocol plan that is elaborated hand in hand with the Ministry of Health. “We will set the goal of starting face-to-face classes in March, but that depends on everyone. We are not going to return to the same, we will have a lot of flexibility. We will start the protocol from now on, ”Minister Martín Benavides declared on Exitosa Radio. He said that it will be sought, initially that it is blended, that allows contact between students, something that has been put aside by the pandemic. “What we will seek is to incorporate the boys and girls back into a job where they connect with other students. While we have learned new things, but we have stopped bonding. Of course, we must establish protocols, epidemiological alerts in schools, behavior issues, among others, "he said. During the Benavides program it was also clear to notice an increase in school dropouts. “This is not new, it already occurred between 2018 and 2019. This year so far we have estimated that some 200,000 students are not in the system. Many have dropped out of school for financial reasons, ”he said. Given this, he argued that they have instructed principals to identify schoolchildren who intend to drop out, to encourage them to stay in the educational system. Finally, he said that the school year ends in December anyway and not in January or February of next year.

The Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism, Rocío Barrios, pointed out that - even with confirmation from the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) and the Ministry of Health (Minsa) - the first international flights to resume will be with Chile, Colombia, Sao Paulo , Mexico, Ecuador and Panama. The restart date for international flights is scheduled for this October 5, as announced the day before by President Martín Vizcarra and today it was ratified via an emergency decree. Likewise, the minister indicated that the planes will travel at 100% of their capacity. "The capacity allowed for international flights basically includes the entire flight, but (passengers) have to have a face shield and a mask, in addition to the molecular test," he said today in RPP. “Additionally, we also see that the service has been opened that has to do with reservation activities of travel agencies and tour operators. That is, they will be able -from now on- to operate with protocols so that people who want to do tourism in the near future can make their reservations and travel arrangements ”, she stressed. The minister assured that her portfolio calculates to close this year with almost one million tourists received due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). On RPP TV, she recalled that our country receives an average of 4 million tourists a year and that the sector will only recover in 2021, although international flights will resume from October 5. “We received tourists for an average of almost 4 million or a little more. We calculate to close the year almost around one million. Even when we are going to open international flights, we are aware that the demand will be for corporate tourism, that is, business, or people who want to approach for a family or health issue. It is going to cost that demand is generated. We calculate to recover receptive tourism just the other year ”, he expressed. Barrios also explained that every 15 days the Government will evaluate the situation of infections, deaths and recovered by COVID-19, in order to verify if the conditions exist to resume other economic activities. "At this time you have to be very aware and see what is happening in other countries and that we have achieved, after five weeks, a significant decline," she said.

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The Union for Peru bench has presented in the Congress of the Republic a bill to withdraw the country from the American Convention on Human Rights, known as the Pact of San José, because it was signed there in 1969. This agreement was signed by the vast majority of Latin American countries, and the only one that is not part of it is Venezuela. Why does Union for Peru want the country not to be part of the Pact of San José? According to Rubén Ramos Zapana, from UPP, because this has been "economically damaging" for Peru, because a lot of money had to be paid in compensation for people who had been wrongly convicted. The real reason, however, is the same that has motivated other ultra-conservative parties, movements and banks to promote this type of project: the possibility of establishing the death penalty. None of the signatory countries of the Pact can apply the death penalty in their constitution, so the UPP wants Peru to withdraw to apply said punishment to "rapists of minors, feminicides and high corruption." The truth is that the only person who can denounce the Pact of San José, and therefore leave the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights - as the Venezuelan president already did - is the president of the republic, so that the proposal of UPP, like so many others in this short parliamentary period, is unconstitutional and, above all, a waste of time.