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Apartment hunting in 2024 is, to be frank, a barbaric experience. Scour through crusty ultra-compressed photos taken in panorama, make a two-hour trip for a 20-minute viewing with 50 other people and then pray to whatever god is out there that you emerge victorious from the gruelling application process that follows.
brings a batch of new cards to , and as usual, some of those additions are picking up a lot more value than others. Like prior expansions, is iterating on the core mechanics of the game with new abilities and effects. It's also adding some new characters into the mix, withthe cast of playing a heavy role in the marketing for the set.
Intel is expected to face a massive lawsuit, too, from its shareholders, who believe that the firm "blindsided" them with the recent earnings call.
Steam Deck owners eager to better stream games to the handheld system from their main PC are in luck because Valve may be working on some new technology. When it comes to offering a robust user experience, it's difficult to beat the Steam Deck in terms of sheer accessibility. A fantastic piece of hardware that's made all the better by being deeply integrated with Steam's software and ecosystem, one of the few areas where it struggles is streaming data from an external source, a limitation of the hardware and general infrastructure.
The bad news for Intel just keeps on rollin'. This time it's the latest figures from Mercury Research showing AMD pinching year-on-year market share from Intel in both desktop and laptop PCs. Oh, and servers, too. Ouch.
ZLUDA, the popular open-source library for porting NVIDIA's CUDA code onto AMD's ROCm stack, has now been taken down, as it didn't comply with legal terms.
AMD's Ryzen 9000 CPU has been delidded for the first time by none other than ASUS's China manager, Tony Yu, & it did turn out as a failure.
The tactical FPS genre is a tough one to break into. Some of the best PC games of all time fall into this genre, such as Counter-Strike 2 and Valorant. A new game is looking to carve out a spot for itself thanks to a unique art style and even more novel gameplay gimmick. Spectre Divide is a joint project between Mountaintop Studios and popular streamer Shroud, who was a long-time professional gamer in this space. Of course, being good at playing games doesn’t mean he is good at designing them, but what we’ve seen so far of Spectre Divide does look like it has the level of quality to compete with the big shooters on the market if its big twist can pay off. Let’s look into that, and everything else we know so far, about Spectre Divide.