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Nick Evanson - AMD wanted to incorporate parts of the HDMI 2.1 spec into its open-source Linux drivers, but the HDMI Forum's legal beagles shutdown the whole idea - pcgamer.com

AMD wanted to incorporate parts of the HDMI 2.1 spec into its open-source Linux drivers, but the HDMI Forum's legal beagles shutdown the whole idea

If you're a Linux gamer and use an AMD Radeon graphics card, you might be aware that there are all kinds of limitations and bugs when trying to run at high resolutions with high refresh rates, when using the HDMI port. AMD's software engineers had been working on a solution to it all, by implementing parts of the HDMI 2.1 specification into the code, but sadly had to shelve the whole project because the HDMI Forum rejected the project.

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Nick Evanson - AMD's Chief Technical Officer: 'We're enabling our gaming devices to upscale using AI' - pcgamer.com

AMD's Chief Technical Officer: 'We're enabling our gaming devices to upscale using AI'

It's the tiniest of teases and opens up a whole trunk full of questions, but in a recent online interview, Mark Papermaster was asked what the year has in store for AMD. The CTO's response was all focused on AI, naturally, but he also mentioned a curious little tidbit: its gaming devices are to get AI-based upscaling and 2024 is likely to be the year we'll see it.

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Nick Evanson - Screens? Where this new AMD-powered handheld PC is going we don't need screens. Just silly Cyberpunk glasses - pcgamer.com - Where

Screens? Where this new AMD-powered handheld PC is going we don't need screens. Just silly Cyberpunk glasses

Tecno may well be a brand you've never heard of but if its newly launched Pocket Go runs as good as it looks, then there'll be a completely new segment for the portable gaming market. Because where every handheld PC you can buy right now has a built-in screen, this one abandons it for a set of AR glasses.

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Nick Evanson - A new frontier of immersion awaits you with a device that fires the smell of games into your home - pcgamer.com

A new frontier of immersion awaits you with a device that fires the smell of games into your home

Designers of gaming gadgets have tried for years to make something that will take you to new heights of immersion. Spatial audio, VR, and haptic triggers will only take you so far, though, because there's one sensory input that no game tackles: Your nose. Well not anymore gamers, because with the new GameScent unit, you'll be able to literally smell grass as you roam the fields in Skyrim.

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Nick Evanson - Nvidia will soon be showing adverts to calm queue rage for free tier users of GeForce Now - pcgamer.com

Nvidia will soon be showing adverts to calm queue rage for free tier users of GeForce Now

When Nvidia launched GeForce Now back in 2020, the game streaming service bucked the trend of most media companies by offering a completely free membership. With no strings whatsoever, other than a time restriction on the gaming session, there was little to complain about. That's still the case now but users of the free tier will soon be shown adverts while they're waiting in a queue for a server space to become available.

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Nick Evanson - Windows Copilot gets its artificial tendrils deeper into the OS settings in a new beta update - pcgamer.com

Windows Copilot gets its artificial tendrils deeper into the OS settings in a new beta update

Microsoft's virtual assistants have somewhat of a chequered history. Bob, Clippy, and Cortana have all come and gone over the years. Copilot is the latest darling and in a recent update to the beta versions of Windows, it's been given a wider remit of what it can do, and along with a new plugin for it, you can use Copilot to rename a bunch of files, clean up your storage drives, or tell you your IP address.

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Nick Evanson - SSDs are getting more expensive again because the biggest NAND supplier has throttled production to half its previous output - pcgamer.com - China

SSDs are getting more expensive again because the biggest NAND supplier has throttled production to half its previous output

Last year was the perfect time to buy an SSD. For less than $100, you could get a couple of terabytes of really fast storage, even from the top brands. That's not the case now and you have to shop around to find a good deal, and the reason for this is simple: Samsung, the largest supplier of flash memory, has reduced production to such an extent that its factories are churning out 50% fewer chips than in the previous year.

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Nick Evanson - US White House: The responsibility of cybersecurity should be tech companies' and the Federal government's, not the individual - pcgamer.com - Usa

US White House: The responsibility of cybersecurity should be tech companies' and the Federal government's, not the individual

Of all the things I expected to read in my morning feed of tech news, a report from the US White House stating that tech companies and governments need to stop using certain programming languages to combat cybercrime wasn't top of my list. But that's exactly what has happened and the document in question, Back to the Building Blocks, lays out the changes required and the reasons behind them.

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