Miyamoto Expected

To the surprise of no one, running a PC without system RAM is not the solution to the memory crisis—but hey, you can always force Snake to run in the BIOS

As the ongoing memory crisis continues to make DRAM unaffordable for the majority of us, I’d imagine many are choosing to hold onto what they’ve got. But can you run a PC with no system memory at all? That’s the question that YouTube channel PortalRunner has been investigating, and the answer is… No, not really….

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How to get Assessor Matrix in Arc Raiders

Assessor Matrix is a new material added in Arc Raiders‘ Flashpoint update, and they’re painfully hard to get. If you thought finding some Vaporizer Regulators was bad, buckle up, buddy. But you’ll still have to get them, since the High-Gain Antenna project demands you find 24 of the suckers. That’s a lot, by the way….

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Now that you can try out Nvidia’s new Dynamic Multi Frame Generation for yourself, you might want to know that there’s a bit of an issue when it comes to frame rate limiters

Modern software and technologies are often so complex that it’s inevitable there will be some glitches or odd behaviours to begin with. In the case of Nvidia’s new Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, which all RTX 50-series owners can now use, there is definitely one problem that needs to be addressed. To get a complete handle…

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Geekbench says enabling Intel BOT paints an ‘unrealistic picture’ of CPU performance and makes Intel chips seem faster versus the AMD competition ‘than they would be in typical, real-world usage’

The company behind the popular Geekbench software tool has taken another pot shot at Intel’s BOT software. Primate Labs says that Intel BOT “only supports a handful of applications, meaning BOT-optimized benchmark results paint an unrealistic picture of how a CPU performs in practice. This makes Intel processors appear faster relative to AMD and other…

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