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No video card in the world can run Starfield at 4K and 60 FPS

Written by Friend Ethan on October 1, 2023. Posted in Technology. No Comments on No video card in the world can run Starfield at 4K and 60 FPS

Not even an RTX 4090 can achieve the best frame rate. Photo: Starfield on RTX 4090 One of the most eagerly awaited releases of the entire new generation of consoles, Starfield is now available to all players who have purchased Bethesda's space RPG in early access, and arrives for the general public on Wednesday, September 6. Released exclusively for Xbox Series X, Series S and PC, the game runs at 30 FPS on Microsoft's consoles, but those who want a 4K, 60 FPS experience on computers may be sorely disappointed. Heavy even for an RTX 4090 In benchmark tests carried out by YouTube...

Intel 14th gen CPUs will have few improvements and will be more expensive than the 13th gen

Written by Friend Ethan on October 1, 2023. Posted in Technology. No Comments on Intel 14th gen CPUs will have few improvements and will be more expensive than the 13th gen

It shouldn't be long before Intel finally unveils the 14th generation Core processors. Numerous details about these products have leaked over the past few months, and now, courtesy of the leaker @momomo_us on X (formerly Twitter), we have discovered the alleged prices of the desktop chip lineup known under the codename “Raptor Lake Refresh-S”. Photo: Intel 14th gen While rumors suggest that the upcoming generation will see only a tiny performance jump compared to the 13th generation Core, the leaker revealed that the new 14th generation processors will come with significantly...

Instagram launches content subscription service for influencers and followers

Written by Friend Ethan on October 1, 2023. Posted in Internet. No Comments on Instagram launches content subscription service for influencers and followers

Even with the arrival of Instagram Subscription, paid content should not surpass free creations, according to experts. Photo Source: Instagram.com Platforms like OnlyFans and Twitch have already paved the way for content subscription models, but the growing adoption of this trend on Instagram is raising expectations and sparking questions about the future of online content creation and consumption. Instagram Subscriptions, announced in early 2022, is a reflection of this shift. Owned by Meta, the social network boasts 2 billion active users globally, nearing Facebook's 2.96 billion user...

GeForce RTX 4060 Ti is an RTX 3060 Ti with OC

Written by Friend Ethan on September 30, 2023. Posted in Technology. No Comments on GeForce RTX 4060 Ti is an RTX 3060 Ti with OC

Incorporating the Ada Lovelace microarchitecture into the RTX 4060 Ti serves as a significant stride for this highly relevant segment among gamers, alongside the RTX 4070. These models aim to strike a balance between high performance and a less prohibitive price. Photo: Allbreaknews.com The RTX 40 series, codenamed Ada Lovelace, introduces the new TSMC 4N 5nm microarchitecture, enhancing RT cores, providing more L2 cache, and most notably, introducing support for DLSS 3 – a technology capable of generating complete frames using AI. The card modestly boosts efficiency over its previous...

AMD Threadripper PRO 7995WX benchmark leaks with 96-core Zen 4 CPU

Written by Friend Ethan on September 30, 2023. Posted in Technology. No Comments on AMD Threadripper PRO 7995WX benchmark leaks with 96-core Zen 4 CPU

The model boasts a CPU with 96 cores and 192 threads Photo: AMD Threadripper PRO AMD has garnered attention through the release of its Zen 4-based processors, a architecture that has demonstrated remarkable performance and efficiency in gaming tests. For professional users employing workstations, the manufacturer is gearing up for the launch of the “Threadripper PRO 7000WX” family, also recognized as “Storm Peak.” On this Wednesday (16), we stumbled upon a benchmark test that seems to unveil the performance of the Threadripper PRO 7995WX, potentially being the...

Why is Japan dumping radioactive water into the sea

Written by Friend Ethan on September 30, 2023. Posted in Curiosity, First-page. No Comments on Why is Japan dumping radioactive water into the sea

On August 24th, Japan initiated a project to release radiation-contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean. This plant was damaged in 2011 after an earthquake and tsunami struck the area. The natural disasters compromised its cooling system, leading to overheating of the core, which started releasing highly radioactive material. Photo: Fukushima Japan Over a decade after this tragic incident, the country aims to dispose of all the contaminated material, enough to fill 500 Olympic-sized swimming pools, within the next 30 years. However, despite numerous tests...

Who created the universe?

Written by Friend Ethan on September 30, 2023. Posted in Curiosity, First-page. No Comments on Who created the universe?

The Book of Spirits was the first book in the codification of Spiritism done by Allan Kardec. Based on it, it's possible to understand an explanation of the creation of the Universe through the lens of Spiritism. Photo: Allbreaknews.com The meaning of the Universe, in the book, is explained as follows: “The Universe comprises the infinity of worlds we see and those we don't, all animated and inanimate beings, all the celestial bodies that move in space, as well as the fluids that fill it.” The Universe is a work of God and it's not eternal like God is. Being eternal means...

Tomb of Jesus reopened after hundreds of years and scientists make fantastic discovery

Written by Friend Ethan on September 30, 2023. Posted in Curiosity. No Comments on Tomb of Jesus reopened after hundreds of years and scientists make fantastic discovery

Israel is home to some of the most revered holy sites in Christianity, but none are considered more important than the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Photo: Allbreaknews.com After centuries of decay and structural damage, scientists finally began a long-awaited renovation of the tomb in October 2016. When they removed a marble slab for the first time in hundreds of years, an unprecedented discovery lay beneath it. The most significant tomb in ChristianityAccording to the New Testament account of his death, Jesus' tomb was built near the place of his crucifixion. The structure was built to...

The time capsule that won’t be opened for another 6,000 years

Written by Friend Ethan on September 30, 2023. Posted in Curiosity. No Comments on The time capsule that won’t be opened for another 6,000 years

Drawing inspiration from ancient Egyptians, it will offer future civilizations a glimpse into life on Earth during the 1930s. Photo = Allbreaknes.com Over 80 years ago, the largest time capsule was sealed, destined to remain closed for over 6,000 years. The concept originated with historian Thornwell Jacobs in 1936 as he delved into the study of Ancient Egypt. He recognized how little was known about this ancient civilization, with our knowledge primarily derived from the tombs of pharaohs, pyramids, and a few Sumerian tablets with inscriptions. Thus, the idea emerged to immortalize his...