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Despite being released in 2015, continues to attract new players, helped in no small part by Amazon Prime's hit series. As with many RPGs, allows you to create different character builds based on seven core stats that can be increased as you level up. But with so many build options, and the optional Survival Mode to consider, it can be difficult for those starting out to know which stats to focus on first.
Unless you've been living under a rock, you may have noticed a trend in PC gaming in recent years—and that trend is upscaling. While AMD's compute-based FSR has improved over its various iterations, as we recently found in our testing, it's still not a patch on Nvidia's AI-powered DLSS for image preservation. And according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, we're now at a point where AI has become all-but-essential for next-generation graphics tech.
Intel has already said that it's designed the most efficient x86 processor ever in its upcoming Lunar Lake mobile chips—which, in tandem with its performance claims, has made us rather excited about the prospect of battery-sipping mobile devices with some genuine gaming grunt. Now a report says that BOE's new Winning Display 1Hz tech, combined with V2 of Intel's Intelligent Display Technology, can reduce display power consumption by up to 65%.
One hardware consistency with the iPhone 16 series is that all of them feature a chipset that takes advantage of TSMC’s second-generation 3nm process. In short, Apple is giving the less expensive models the flagship treatment in this regard, but to introduce some contrast between the ‘Pro’ and ‘non-Pro’ variants, the company resorted to chip binning, which is a common practice in this industry. The technology giant has followed this approach before, and possibly repeated it this year, as you will soon read about.
I'm knee deep in a swamp doing math for aluminum production: three miners pulling ore means I'll need six pumps for water, so that I'm pushing out about 420 cubic meters of alumina solution per minute, and I figure a holding tank here as a buffer would be good, so I slap one down and climb up on top of it. That takes me above the treeline, and suddenly I realize the sheer scale of what I've organized and built in the last 50-some hours.
Apple has been reported on several occasions to introduce an 8GB RAM upgrade for all iPhone 16 models, but there was always a sliver of a chance that the company would hit the audience with a nasty surprise. Thankfully, that was not the case here, as information uncovered in the latest version of Apple’s developer tool Xcode 16 revealed the memory count for the four models. This pretty much means that now, customers do not have to spend a premium if a RAM upgrade was at the top of their purchasing priorities.
Apple recently held its big event to announce the iPhone 16 lineup with some pretty nifty upgrades for the next year. We are pretty sure that the device's hardware is more than capable of competing against the competition, and the new forthcoming Apple Intelligence features will play a vital role in pushing the company's AI efforts. Soon after the event, the company announced when iOS 18 and other updates would be released to the general public.