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  2. Rabat - King Mohammed VI has said that Morocco is now a key destination in the global market for several cutting-edge industries, including aviation and the automotive sector. The monarch made the remarks in a message addressed to participants of the first edition of the “National Industry Day,” which kicked off on Wednesday in Casablanca. The King attributed the country’s “significant progress” in the industrial sector to Morocco’s “political and macro-economic stability, industrial expertise, and geographical proximity to promising markets.” Morocco’s industrial sector has managed to “carve out a place for itself in highly technical professions and specializations, thus becoming an engine for growth, production, and export,” he added. Over the past 20 years, the North African country has opened up to the global economy and adopted “clear, ambitious strategies based on a comprehensive, sectoral vision” to boost the industrial sector, the King noted. These strategies have proven to be fruitful as Morocco today provides an “attractive platform for the production of the equipment, components, and spare parts needed by these industries [aviation and automotive sector],” King Mohammed VI stressed. At the same time, Morocco has strengthened its position as a “key player” in food security, notably in Africa, thanks to the country’s strong fertilizer industry, the King said. The country has launched several initiatives to address the food security challenges facing the African continent, as well as support African farmers. State-owned OCP Group, through its subsidiary OCP Africa, has been offering farmers across Africa thousands of tonnes of phosphate-based fertilizer either for free or at a largely reduced cost. Other industries that have witnessed considerable progress and contributed to the national economy include the fish and agriculture sector, as well as the textile and leather industry. “These sectors not only made it possible to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 crisis, but they also played a crucial role in strengthening our country’s industrial, health, and food sovereignty,” the King stressed. The King’s message also addressed the current global economic crisis, which had a negative impact on Morocco and led to a surge in commodity prices. In this respect, he highlighted the pressing need for the country to achieve sovereignty and not be fully dependent on imports. “Our industry is called upon today, more than ever, to promote local production in a competitive manner in order to reduce this dependence, enhance our resilience, increase our competitiveness, and consolidate Morocco's position in promising sectors,” the King said. https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2023/03/354744/king-mohammed-vi-morocco-became-a-key-industrial-hub-in-the-global-market
  3. Music Title: TFLOW - KOURI ( Prod By LiloBeats ) Signer: TFLOW Release Date: 23/03/2023 Official Youtube Link:
  4. Name of the game: DEVOUR Price: $3.99 Link Store: Here Offer ends up after X hours:Offer ends 3 April Requirements: MINIMALE : Système d'exploitation et processeur 64 bits nécessaires Système d'exploitation : Windows 10 - 64 bit Processeur : Intel i5 or new-gen i3 / AMD equivalent Mémoire vive : 8 GB de mémoire Graphiques : NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD Radeon R9 290 DirectX : Version 11 Espace disque : 10 GB d'espace disque disponible Prise en charge VR: OpenXR RECOMMANDÉE : Système d'exploitation et processeur 64 bits nécessaires Système d'exploitation : Windows 10 - 64 bit Processeur : Intel i7 or AMD equivalent (AMD FX 9500+ Series) Mémoire vive : 16 GB de mémoire Graphiques : NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD Radeon R9 290 or greater DirectX : Version 11 Réseau : connexion internet haut débit Espace disque : 10 GB d'espace disque disponible
  5. For its second quarter of fiscal 2023 Micron posted a year-over-year revenue drop of nearly 53% and said its earnings will decline further in the ongoing quarter as demand for 3D NAND and DRAM remains soft. The company had to write down inventory worth billions of dollars, and said it would maintain conservative spending but would have to fire more people than it planned to this year. However, Micron remains confident that demand for memory will skyrocket by 2025 as the world embraces more computing. Worst Downturn in Years Micron earned $3.693 billion in Q2 FY2023 (which ended on March 2, 2023) — down from $7.786 billion in the same period a year ago, but still within guidance set by the company last quarter. Micron posted a whopping $2.312 billion GAAP net loss as it had to write down $1.43 billion worth of 3D NAND and DRAM inventory and saw its gross margin collapse to -32.7% — down from 47.2% in Q2 FY2022. Despite the fact that its loss per share totaled $2.12, Micron has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.115 per share, payable in cash on April 25, 2023. Low average selling prices (ASPs) due to oversupply remain the main challenge for 3D NAND and DRAM industries. To somehow slowdown bit output increase, Microsoft said it had further reduced DRAM and NAND wafer starts by ~25% YoY. "The semiconductor memory and storage industry is facing its worst downturn in the last 13 years, with an exceptionally weak pricing environment that is significantly impacting our financial performance," said Sanjay Mehrotra, chief executive of Micron. "We have taken substantial supply reduction and austerity measures, including executing a companywide reduction in force. We now believe that customer inventories have reduced in several end markets, and we see gradually improving supply-demand balance in the months ahead." Due to uncertainties about demand for DRAM and flash memory in the short and mid-term, the company continues to conservatively invest in capacity expansion and intends to accelerate job cuts. Micron announced that it would maintain its FY2023 CapEx at approximately $7 billion (down over 40% from FY2022 and down over 50% for fab tools), which is at the lower end of its previously forecasted range. Micron will also cut its headcount by 15% this year — up from its earlier goal of 10%. Micron's PC business is a cause for concern: the company has projected a mid-single-digit decline in PC unit volume in 2023, which will bring the volume back to pre-COVID levels. Although client customer inventories are still high, they have deteriorated significantly and Micron anticipates a surge in bit demand in 2H FY2023. Micron is significantly more optimistic about its datacenter business — it forecasts revenue growth in fiscal Q3 (its DC revenue bottomed in Q2 FY2023). The company projects its datacenter customer inventories to return to relatively healthy levels by the end of calendar year 2023. As for its mobile business, Micron seems to consider this a mixed bag. On one hand, smartphone shipments are expected to decline in 2023 compared to the prior year. On the other hand, while some smartphone suppliers' inventories have returned to normal levels, other OEMs' inventories remain high. Micron anticipates an improvement overall in mobile customer inventory throughout the remainder of calendar year 2023 — and predicts growth in mobile DRAM and NAND bit shipments in H2 FY2023 compared to H1 FY2023. By contrast, Micron's graphics and automotive memory businesses remain profitable and look like they'll stay that way going forward. On the graphics side, Micron says that customer inventory adjustments are proceeding smoothly and the company expects a stronger demand in H2 2023 (which is inline with yearly trends for sales of discrete graphics cards). The memory maker cites industry analysts who anticipate that graphics DRAM total addressable market (TAM) to grow at a compound annual rate higher than that of the general market due to its application in both the client and datacenter domains. Micron also anticipates a persistent rise in demand for auto memory in the second half of the year, thanks to the gradual reduction of non-memory supply constraints and a rise in memory content per vehicle. DRAM accounted for 74% of Micron's revenue — and while the company attempted to reduce output of computer memory, its bit shipments increased in the mid-teens percent range quarter-over-quarter. Micron has achieved record-breaking yields for 1α DRAM, surpassing the yields of any other node in its history. Furthermore, the targeted yields for 1β (1-beta) manufacturing node — which increases DRAM bit density by 35% and improves power efficiency by 15% — have been achieved ahead of schedule and faster than any of Micron's previous nodes, the company said. Regardless, because average selling prices of DRAM dropped 20% QoQ, the DRAM business still generated a huge loss for the company. NAND memory accounted for 24% of Micron's Q2 FY2023 revenue, and, since the company accelerated transition to its more sophisticated 176-layer and 232-layer nodes, its bit shipments also increased during the quarter — despite efforts to cut down flash memory output. More than 90% of Micron's NAND bit production in Q2 FY2023 was represented by 176-layer and 232-layer production nodes, whereas 3D QLC NAND accounted for over 20% of the company's flash memory bit production and shipments. Micron says it has achieved record yields for 176-layer NAND — surpassing the yields of other nodes in Micron's history. Additionally, the targeted yields for 232-layer 3D NAND memory have been reached — not only ahead of schedule, but faster than any of the company's previous nodes. High yields constrain Micron's losses somewhat. However, since 3D NAND and DRAM ASPs continue to drop, the company will continue to generate losses in the coming quarter (or even quarters). 2025 Set to Be Record Year Micron now guides GAAP revenue of $3.7 billion ± $200 million for Q3 FY2023, which will represent an approximately 46% year-over-year drop, from $8.642 billion in Q3 FY2022. This is going to be the steepest YoY earnings drop since the dot com bust in 2001. The company forecasts a $1.79 ± $0.07 loss per share in the ongoing quarter. Micron remains optimistic about demand for DRAM and 3D NAND going forward as the industry adopts more memory and storage-intensive applications, such as ChatGPT-like large language models (LLMs). "While our industry faces significant near-term challenges, we believe that the memory and storage total addressable market (TAM) will grow to a new record in calendar 2025 and will continue to outpace the growth of the semiconductor industry thereafter," said Mehrotra. "Recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) provide an exciting prelude to the transformational capabilities of large language models, or LLMs, such as ChatGPT, which require significant amounts of memory and storage to operate."
  6. Fitbit will no longer support its app on iPhones that do not run iOS 15 or higher. As of March 25, phones that are only capable of running iOS 14 or below – generally, anything older than an iPhone 6 – will no longer work with the Fitbit app once it the app been updated to version 3.77 or newer. If you have one of the best iPhones, which tend to be more recent versions, and you’re running an older operating system, you may need to update your device to ensure that you can continue to use the Fitbit app. The best Fitbits. and other devices like them, generally require the latest versions of their companion app in order to operate effectively, and those apps are regularly updated to add new features, fix bugs and so on. Unfortunately, this leaves users of older iPhones – a small amount of users, we imagine, but some nevertheless – unable to use Fitbit properly. Fitbit has been alerting users via a notification in the app, and has provided an option not to update to version 3.77. It’s not a permanent solution, but at least it’ll buy you more time with your device until you upgrade your phone to something that can run Fitbit effectively. This isn’t a new problem, or one exclusive to Fitbit. As smart tech relies on the latest software to integrate with other devices effectively, as that software becomes old and obsolete, certain devices will too. However, Fitbit has already been catching some heat this week, as it has finally disabled community features such as Open Groups and Challenges, as it warned users it would a few weeks ago. The decision left many users furious, as Fitbit has long had a dedicated community of worldwide users taking part in its daily and weekly challenge and adventure programs. Analysis: it's inevitable, unfortunately If you have a newer iPhone that will run iOS 15 or 16, it’s a simple matter to update your iOS to ensure you can use the Fitbit app to its full potential. But for users with an older iPhone, buying a new phone is a bit more of an investment. Whether it’s a computer, a smartwatch or a phone, it’s a shame we can’t hold onto a piece of tech we like in perpetuity – but if you’re buying one of the best iPhones for the sake of a cheap fitness tracker, it’s worth noting that Fitbit as a whole is undergoing a series of changes right now, and no one quite knows what the future holds for the once-great fitness tracker. Our best guess is the only ‘future-proof’ Fitbit is the Google Pixel Watch, which uses FItbit’s fitness and sleep-tracking features with Google’s excellent Wear OS operating system. If you’re looking to get a new tracker and you’re dead set on having an iPhone, there’s only one right answer, really: perusing our guide to the best Apple Watch models.
  7. Rabat - Morocco’s fertilizer giant OCP released a new report uncovering its good performances marked by high demand and sales as well as the strengthening of the group’s regional leadership in the fertilizer industry. The global context, particularly the Russia-Ukraine conflict, has served fertilizer groups -- including Morocco’s OCP Group favorably. Double-Digit Revenue Growth According to the report, the group made a turnover of $11.28 billion, representing a 36% increase compared to a year earlier. The group attributed the development to the increase in selling prices in terms of its products, including phosphate rock. Phosphate rock is used in agriculture for soil fertilization. Farmers use rock phosphates to increase yield production as well as for industrial needs. The rock sales increased 51% year-over-year due to improved pricing, amid lower export volumes to key importing regions, OCP emphasized. Meanwhile, phosphoric acid revenue increased slightly up 1% “as lower export volumes, mainly to Europe and India, were largely offset by higher phosphoric acid prices. The drop in volumes to India primarily resulted from a shift to fertilizers to accommodate market trends and delayed second-quarter acid imports,” according to the group. In addition, the company’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization -- also known as EBITDA increased by 38% year-over-year and reached $4.93 billion. Improved pricing, therefore, helped EBITDA margin to reach 44%. Commenting on the achievement, OCP said that the performance reflects the group’s “solid growth strategy and its commitment.” The group also expressed satisfaction with its strategy which helped the company to maintain its resilience amid the global context. “During 2022, phosphate fertilizer prices reached exceptionally high levels, owing to a number of key factors,” OCP said, citing supply chain disruptions, export restrictions, and input costs. Celebrating the significant double-digit revenue growth, the company said that this was driven by a 44% increase in fertilizer. This accounted for a record 64% of total revenue compared to 61% in 2021. With recent development, the group’s gross profit moved from $6.12 billion to $6.93 billion within one year (2021-2022). OCP’s high-demand markets The company also listed the markets in which the OCP group is boosting its industry -- stressing that it has focused its sales on different high-demand markets, including South America, Asia, and Africa. “This strategy has been successful, testifying to the solid position of our company, in these expanding markets, as well as our ability to adapt to the needs of our customers,” the group stressed. The report also quoted CEO of OCP Mostafa Terrab’s renewed commitment to continuing to enhance the group’s competitiveness. Terrab also recalled OCP’s investment program, whose second phase was launched recently. The program, according to Terrab, seeks to enhance and support the group’s “operational efficiency through capacity expansions and targeted sustainability investments around solar energy, water and Green Ammonia.” The group launched its second phase green investment plan with a total of $13 billion to be applied over the 2023-2027 period. The plan, which seeks to boost the group’s international position, covers investments in renewables and green hydrogen. Food security remains a top priority The OCP group launched several initiatives as part of its commitment to contribute to improving sustainable agriculture worldwide. The initiatives include the donation of fertilizers to several countries as well as discounted fertilizer to help smallholder farmers across the world. The discounted fertilizers covered 550,000 tonnes of fertilizers in 2022 to mitigate the impact of soaring material prices and drought. OCP also reiterated its commitment to continue helping farmers through dedicating four million tonnes of fertilizers on the continent in 2023. The fertilizers will help over 44 million farmers in 35 countries to use the right fertilizers to boost their yields. The group has long expressed eagerness to continue boosting sustainable agriculture on the continent. OCP’s CEO renewed the group’s objectives in a recent interview with the Financial Times, which was published in February. The interview reflected OCP’s strategy to help Africa. “We [in Africa] should be totally self-sufficient, and even export,” Terrab said, emphasizing that “big opportunities” exist on the continent. The group also stressed the importance of fertilizers to help develop the potential of the continent, whose use of fertilizer remains low. “Compared with other developing regions, fertilizer consumption in Africa has only risen marginally between the years 2000 to 2015,” a joint study from the African nation Commission and the UN Economic Commission for Africa confirmed. Despite the continent’s potential, food security remains one of the most concerning challenges amid po[CENSORED]tion growth. A 2022 report from the World Bank shared troubling data, suggesting that at least one in five people in Africa goes to bed hungry. Moreover, over 140 million people on the continent are facing acute food insecurity, the report added. © Morocco World News. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, rewritten or redistributed without permission. https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2023/03/354727/ocp-group-commits-to-boosting-fertilizer-industry-amid-adverse-global-context
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  9. Even cheaper AM5 motherboards are around the corner. AMD's entry-level A620 motherboards may finally give consumers a reason to upgrade to the AM5 platform. Overseas retailers have started to list A620 motherboards from different vendors for under $100. B650 motherboards are great options for consumers that don't need all the features from a premium chipset like X670 or X670E. Still, it wasn't until recently that motherboard vendors started to roll out B650 motherboards at the $125 price point. But the A620 motherboards are the real heroes for consumers on a really tight budget. Manufacturers have to cut corners to bring a sub-$100 range AM5 motherboard to the market, so we should expect a severely reduced feature set on the A620 chipset. That will likely include slower interfaces, more basic connectivity options, and very modest power delivery subsystems, similar to the prior A520 motherboards. Polish retailer BuyIT and Slovakian retailer Edis Computers (via momomo_us(opens in new tab)) have listed MSI Pro A620M-E for $82.90(opens in new tab) and $79.11(opens in new tab), respectively (after converting to USD). The prices could be placeholders but we don't think so, given their similarity. Unfortunately, neither retailer posted any detailed information about the MSI Pro A620M-E. Furthermore, both got the specifications wrong, erroneously stating that the motherboard sports the LGA1700 socket. From the little available information, the MSI Pro A620M-E is a microATX motherboard with an HDMI and VGA port. Early rumors claim that there may be two A620 chipset designs. One (Promontory 21) reportedly is a cut-down version of the B650 chipset, whereas the other (Promontory 22) seemingly boasts a new design that's cheaper to produce. The first wave of A620 motherboards allegedly used the Promontory 21 design, and the latter offerings will transition to the Promontory 22 design. We think vendors may temporarily roll with the first design to meet AMD's launch window, rumored to be the middle of the year, before jumping on the second design later. AMD hasn't revealed the specifications for the A620 chipset; however, reputable hardware leaker chi11eddog has reportedly obtained some information on the upcoming budget chipset. The B650 chipset delivers eight PCIe 4.0 lanes with an uplink consisting of four PCIe 4.0 lanes. The A620, on the other hand, purportedly offers the same number of chipset lanes and uplink, but they are limited to PCIe 3.0 speeds. Unlike B650, A620 seemingly lacks PCIe 5.0 support. Therefore, the 28 PCIe lanes from Zen 4 processors are limited to PCIe 4.0 speeds. It's not a huge letdown since PCIe 4.0 SSDs are still plenty fast for most consumers' needs. Moreover, even the best graphics cards are happy with a PCIe 4.0 interface (none of them support PCIe 5.0 yet), so having a budget chipset without PCIe 5.0 support isn't a huge deal. A620 is rumored to lack CrossFireX support as well — not like anyone even uses that feature anymore. The A620 chipset could arrive without support for processor overclocking, which is to be expected since A620 motherboards likely won't have robust power delivery subsystems. For the same reason, it's possible that some of the basic A620 motherboards may not have what it takes to handle the higher-watt Ryzen 7000 chips, such as the 170W Ryzen 9 7950X. We'll have to wait to find out. Luckily, memory overclocking is still on the table, according to the leaked information. Other rumored compromises reside in the USB connectivity. The A620 chipset might not support USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 ports. It could be limited to just two USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports and two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports while retaining the six USB 2.0 ports. A620 motherboards will be a welcome addition to the pricey AM5 platform. Consumers will finally be able to tap into the best CPUs without spending a small fortune on an AM5 motherboard. In addition, with DRAM pricing plummeting, DDR5 memory should be cheaper very soon, giving buyers added stimulus to hop on the Zen 4 train.
  10. Apple TV Plus is a unique beast in the VOD streaming jungle. Built almost exclusively on original programming like The Morning Show, Bad Sisters, and Severance, with only a handful of licensed titles compared to Netflix's hundreds. Subsequently, it has a slender content library, but it only costs $6.99 a month. And that's not the only way it differs to many of the top streaming services - there's also a generous Apple TV Plus free trial available. Apple TV Plus free trial: sign up now try for 7 days(opens in new tab) You heard right - what is already a hugely affordable streaming service also allows new subscribers free rein of the platform for 7 days (or 3 months in some instances). This means complimentary access to critically acclaimed Golden Globe-nominated movies and TV shows like Ted Lasso, with all titles promising a burgeoning line-up of A-list talent. This makes it one of the best streaming services out there. For a full guide on how to get an Apple TV Plus free trial, keep on reading with the option to get a trial period of up to an entire year. Apple TV Plus free trial: how long and how do I get it? Anyone new to Apple TV Plus can make the most of a 7-day free trial(opens in new tab) before being charged an Apple TV Plus cost of $6.99 a month (or $69.99 if you opt for the annual plan). To sign-up you’ll need to: Open the Apple TV app on your Apple device OR access the website(opens in new tab) via your web browser Sign-in with your Apple ID and Password Click on Start Your Free Trial (if accessing via web browser, you’ll be asked to login at this point) If required, confirm your billing information Then click Confirm to start your free trial If the service doesn’t grab you, remember to cancel before the 7-day trial ends to avoid being charged. Otherwise, payment will continue to be taken each month. Ted Lasso season 2's cast including Jason Sudeikis, Brett Goldstein and Cristo Fernandez (opens in new tab) How else can I get an Apple TV Plus free trial? Students and tech-heads are among those who could bag an extended Apple TV Plus free trial – and enjoy Apple’s eclectic line-up of shows for three months or even longer! If you’re studying at a degree-granting university or college, all your entertainment dreams have come true. Not only does a subscription to the Apple Music student plan mean paying $5.99 rather than $10.99 a month, but Apple TV Plus is thrown in at no extra charge for a limited time. For anyone treating themselves to a new Apple device, you can get three months of Apple TV Plus absolutely free(opens in new tab) with your purchase - eligible on any iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple TV, or Mac. Just remember to redeem the deal within 90 days of purchase. Apple One subscription service Additionally, if you haven’t already signed-up for Apple TV Plus, then you can trial it free for a month as part of an Apple One subscription. There are three plans available, all of which include Apple Music, Apple Arcade, and iCloud storage. Paying members are being rewarded too. Apple are currently crediting $4.99 to your Apple account to spend in the App Store – which you can also use to pay for your TV Plus sub. Result! What can I watch on Apple TV Plus? For All Mankind The Morning Show Servant Amazing Stories Defending Jacob Little Voice Foundation The Shrink Next Door Suspicion Severance Dickinson Little America Trying Ted Lasso Physical Schmigadoon! The Afterparty CODA The Essex Serpent Shining Girl Prehistoric Planet Five Days at Memorial Bad Sisters See
  11. Name of the game: MELTY BLOOD: TYPE LUMINA Price: $29.99 Link Store: Here Offer ends up after X hours:Offer ends 8 April Requirements: MINIMALE : Système d'exploitation : Windows 10 Processeur : Intel Core i5, 3.2 GHz Mémoire vive : 4 GB de mémoire Graphiques : Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 / Radeon HD 7970 DirectX : Version 9.0c Réseau : connexion internet haut débit Espace disque : 12 GB d'espace disque disponible Notes supplémentaires : Display Resolution 1280x720 and above recommended.
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  13. Rabat - While the person responsible for the Islamophobic act against Morocco’s national football team in Spain has been identified, the head coach of the Moroccan team has urged Moroccans to forgive the hotel management as the racist attack was out of their control. As Muslims, we should forgive such incidents and not give them more attention than they deserve, Walid Regragui said on Monday. Morocco’s football team faced racist and Islamophobic acts at the Eurostars Madrid Tower hotel, where the Atlas Lions arrived on Sunday ahead of their friendly game against Peru on Tuesday evening. The hotel management should not be blamed for the attack as it was out of their control, Regragui stressed while speaking today at a press conference ahead of tomorrow’s game, adding that racism is part of society. Hotel personnel took several pictures of members of the Moroccan team without their knowledge. They then went on to post the pictures online while making fun of the Moroccan players and mocking the holy month of Ramadan. “Damn f*** Moros. I s*** on Ramadan and it's f*** dead,” reads one of the screenshots of the insulting posts from some of the hotel employees. Another viral screenshot included insults to the Moroccan football team and Islam. “The Moroccan team is in the Towers, you are a f*** pain,” said one of the posts. 🔴 HONTEUX ! Voici ce qu’un membre du personnel de l’hôtel où crèchent nos joueurs a publié sur son Instagram personnel : « On leur sert la m*rde du Ramadan. Leurs p*tains de croyances de 💩💩💩» « P*tain de maures de m*rde, j'e**erde le Ramadan et leurs p**ains de m*rts ! » pic.twitter.com/nyuLU4WbPc — TFT MOROCCO (@TFT_Morocco) March 27, 2023 The incident received widespread media attention in Spain, with Spanish outlets saying that the team’s stay in Spain “has been marred by some unpleasant incidents” at the Eurostars Madrid Tower hotel. According to a report from Spanish sports outlet AS, the hotel has strongly condemned the racist incident and vowed to take legal action against the individuals behind the anti-Islam and xenophobic posts. The hotel’s rating has plummeted in the wake of the racist incident, going from 4.5 to 2.9 stars. https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2023/03/354711/regragui-as-muslims-we-should-forgive-islamophobic-incident-at-madrid-hotel
  14. Despite AMD's announcement last September that motherboards for the new Ryzen 7000-series processors and AM5 platform would eventually cost $125, the high prices of AM5 motherboards have persisted even after six months since the launch, which has contributed to the slow adoption of the platform by the general public. AMD's A620 chipset promises to radically cut costs of AM5 mainboards and it looks like ASRock will be the first company to an A620-based platform. VideoCardz on Monday published the first pictures of ASRock's A620M-HDV/M.2 motherboard revealing what is to expect from a typical platform based on AMD's low-cost platform for AM5-based machines. To cut down the cost of its A620M-HDV/M.2, ASRock equipped it with an inexpensive 3+1+1-phase voltage regulating module (VRM) that uses solid-state inductors and capacitors but which can hardly enable overclocking (even if A620 supported it), reduced the number of DIMM slots to two, and omitted PCIe 5.0 support both for graphics and for storage (as per AMD's recommendations for A620-based platforms). While some enthusiasts may consider the exclusion of overclocking as a con, it should be noted that AMD's Ryzen 7000X3D-series do not support overclocking in general, yet offer market leading performance in games. That said, AMD's A620 platform could be a good choice for gamers in budget, especially considering that the fact that there are no client GPUs that use a PCIe 5.0 x16 interface (and it looks like they are not going to hit the market for at least a year) and PCIe 5.0 x4 SSDs do not seem bring too many benefits to DirectStorage-enabled games when compared to drives with a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface. As for other expansion options available on the A620M-HDV/M.2, they comprise of a PCIe 4.0 x4 M.2-2280 slot, an M.2-2230 slot for Wi-Fi adapters, two SATA ports, and two PCIe x1 slots . In addition to these, it also features a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port, a GbE connector, four USB 2.0/3.0 Type-A ports, and audio jacks. ASRock's A620M-HDV/M.2 will not be the company's only A620-powered solution in the company's stable. The company is prepping nine of such motherboards, according to an entry in the EEC customs database. Based on the model names of ASRock's motherboards, the company intends to offer AMD A620-based motherboards only in Micro-ATX form-factor. This seems to be a logical move as most inexpensive PCs these days use this form-factor. As usual, there is one thing that should be noted about all EEC filings: while they may reveal products that are planned to be released, they are not indicators that these products will actually ship. Changes to the EEC customs database may be made days before launch or months before launch.
  15. When Apple launched its excellent third-generation Apple TV 4K (2022) in November of (you guessed it) 2022, the company promised to add Quick Media Support (QMS) with a later tvOS update. And lo! The setting option is now showing up for owners of a compatible 2023 TV. Why should you care? Well, when paired with Apple TV 4K's 'Match Frame Rate' function, QMS can seamlessly match frame rates for output in 23.976Hz, 24Hz, 50Hz, 60Hz, and so on without any so-called 'HDMI bonk' (aka a momentary black screen of nothingness during transition) or picture interruptions on the TV, as long as other factors remain the same – chiefly, the resolution you're watching in. How do you get it? As first reported by FlatpanelsHD(opens in new tab), QMS can be deployed on Apple TV 4K (2022) by hitting Settings -> Video and Audio -> Match Content -> Quick Media Switching -> On. The useful feature means a more seamless video playback experience (and not a moment lost to a ponderous black screen) when switching between content types, video apps, and the best streaming services. Hurrah! So just tweak the settings on the media player and job done? Not quite. QMS must also be supported on your TV – and LG is the only brand to have officially announced its support for QMS on select 2023 OLED and LCD models, including its 2023 LG C3 and LG B3 OLED TVs. Can't decide which of those two sets is a better bet for your household? You're good, we've compiled an LG B3 vs LG C3 explainer to help you choose. Interestingly (and perhaps a tad bizarrely), FlatpanelsHD also reported that one Samsung S95C QD-OLED TV owner did see the menu setting option, which appears only when a compatible TV is connected to Apple TV 4K (2022) …although the user also added that it didn't actually work with the Samsung S95C. It should also be noted that Apple hasn't announced plans to support QMS on earlier versions of Apple TV 4K, such as the Apple TV 4K (2021), which is still one of the best streaming devices for your TV despite having been superseded. But we're not ruling out future QMS support from Apple in older devices, just as we're hoping Samsung might do the decent thing and announce QMS support for its newest QLED lineup soon.
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