AMD specific news
Modding a 2x 140 mm All-in-One CPU Watercooler onto the AMD Radeon VIIedit
Reddit user CarbonFireOC wasn’t happy with the temperatures he’s been seeing on his Radeon VII, and decided he wanted watercooling. Unfortunately, that early since product release no GPU waterblocks are available for the Radeon VII. What he figured out was that the waterblock of EVGA’s CLC 280 all-in-one cooler will fit.
Publication: Tech PowerUp
AMD Radeon VII Retested With Latest Driversedit
Just two weeks ago, AMD released their Radeon VII flagship graphics card. It is based on the new Vega 20 GPU, which is the world’s first graphics processor built using a 7 nanometer production process. Priced at $699, the new card offers performance levels 20% higher than Radeon RX Vega 64, which should bring it much closer to NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 2080.
Publication: Tech PowerUp
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NVIDIA: Image Quality for DLSS in Metro Exodus to Be Improved in Further Updates, and the Nature of the Beastedit
NVIDIA, in a blog post/Q&A on its DLSS technology, promised implementation and image quality improvements on its Metro Exodus rendition of the technology. If you’ll remember, AMD recently vouched for other, non-proprietary ways of achieving desired quality of AA technology across resolutions such as TAA and SMAA, saying that DLSS introduces “(…) image artefacts caused by the upscaling and harsh sharpening.”
Publication: Tech PowerUp
VideoProc Review: Powerful Video editor and converter softwareedit
Video content is everywhere. Be it YouTube, Facebook, WhatsApp or Instagram. We watch share videos and watch videos. Everyone is shooting videos using smartphones or action cameras and 4K videos are on the rise. Smartphones have made it easy to shoot videos and you can now shoot in 4K on your phone. But we also need a good editing software for making video more appealing and filtering out the unwanted parts.
Publication: Techlomedia
Competition in news
Gaming beastedit
Technology has come a long way – from the days of old bulky desktops to sleek portable laptops of today. But students and professionals are not the only people benefitting from these latest upgrades. Gaming enthusiasts have a lot to choose from for a wholesome experience. Take for example, the highly-rated Asus ROG G703.
Publication: Outlook Business
WEBSITE USES AI TO GENERATE FAKE FACESedit
The weirdest technology these days is AI software generating faces which look like real faces but are not really real. These deepfake faces are a boon for scamsters and a hellish nightmare for unsuspecting internet users. A website, which aptly goes by the name ‘This Person Does Not Exist’, has a pool of deepfake faces which look so real, you might just question your own existence.
Publication: Deccan Chronicle
NVIDIA: Image Quality for DLSS in Metro Exodus to Be Improved in Further Updates, and the Nature of the Beastedit
NVIDIA, in a blog post/Q&A on its DLSS technology, promised implementation and image quality improvements on its Metro Exodus rendition of the technology. If you’ll remember, AMD recently vouched for other, non-proprietary ways of achieving desired quality of AA technology across resolutions such as TAA and SMAA, saying that DLSS introduces “(…) image artefacts caused by the upscaling and harsh sharpening.”
Publication: Tech PowerUp
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Leaks Indicate February 22 Launch, $279 Price, Specs, Performanceedit
Rumours and leaks about Nvidia’s purportedly upcoming mid-range GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GPU keep popping up, and multiple sources now seem to all point to a launch this Friday and an official starting price of $279 (approximately Rs. 19,915). The volume of rumours and leaks seem to all but confirm that such a product is actually about to launch.
Publication: NDTV Gadgets360
CES 2019edit
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) feels like the biggest ever with dozens of showcase venues, thousands of innovations and millions of products. It was a sprawling preview of the most exciting tech slated for release throughout the coming year. It’s an event too big for one convention centre and too diverse to gather up in a single piece.
Publication: Exhibit
Say hi to an ultra light notebook and immersive audio solutionsedit
ASUS unveiled its next generation of ultra-portable laptops at last year’s Berlin IFA consumer tech event. The Taiwanese tech major has now made these laptops available for the India market and has positioned them as the world’s most compact laptops. Apple’s MacBook Air has usually been the ‘go to’ laptop for consumers seeking weightless, travel-friendly notebooks.
Publication: DT Next
Gaming Laptopedit
MSI launched their new range of gaming laptops. GS65 Stealth laptops come with real time ray tracing feature offering an entirely new gaming experience. It is said that Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU graphics that comes with this laptop would bring a change to the entire gaming industry.
Publication: Navbharat
Is India ready for the 5G makeover or is it chip makers who are trying too hard?edit
Where does India stand in the roadmap for the next cellular transformation? Do you need to switch to 5G phones soon? Will you benefit from Qualcomm’s first 5G chipset and the first 5G mobile devices? 5G is coming whether you’re ready for it or not but how far away are we from actually enjoying?
Publication: The Mobile Indian
Asus ZenBook Pro UX580 Review: The hottest ultrabook?edit
Asus ZenBook series is the company’s flagship laptop series in which they try to show the best they have to offer to their customers. ZenBook Pro is a top of the line laptop, which is targeted towards content creators and heavy users. It brings premium design, durable build quality and some great features. But, how does it performs in the real world? Find out in our review:
Publication: Beetel Bite
Intel Accidentally Revealed the 9th Gen H-Series CPU Specificationsedit
Recently, Intel has accidentally posted a specification list of its upcoming 9th Gen H-series CPUs which displays all its characteristics. However, after some time this post has been removed but as you know if anything once published on the web, it remains here.
Publication: Technocodex ; Digit
VideoProc Review: Powerful Video editor and converter softwareedit
Video content is everywhere. Be it YouTube, Facebook, WhatsApp or Instagram. We watch share videos and watch videos. Everyone is shooting videos using smartphones or action cameras and 4K videos are on the rise. Smartphones have made it easy to shoot videos and you can now shoot in 4K on your phone. But we also need a good editing software for making video more appealing and filtering out the unwanted parts.
Publication: Techlomedia
Intel acquihires about 100 engineers of Ineda for their skills in graphicsedit
American Multinational Corporation and technology company, Intel Corporation has purchased Ineda Systems for an undisclosed amount. As part of the acquisition, Intel has acquihired around 100 engineers of Ineda for their skills in graphics.
Publication: People Matters ; VCCircle ; Indian Web 2
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Gaming beastedit
Technology has come a long way – from the days of old bulky desktops to sleek portable laptops of today. But students and professionals are not the only people benefitting from these latest upgrades. Gaming enthusiasts have a lot to choose from for a wholesome experience. Take for example, the highly-rated Asus ROG G703.
Publication: Outlook Business
CES 2019edit
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) feels like the biggest ever with dozens of showcase venues, thousands of innovations and millions of products. It was a sprawling preview of the most exciting tech slated for release throughout the coming year. It’s an event too big for one convention centre and too diverse to gather up in a single piece.
Publication: Exhibit
Say hi to an ultra light notebook and immersive audio solutionsedit
ASUS unveiled its next generation of ultra-portable laptops at last year’s Berlin IFA consumer tech event. The Taiwanese tech major has now made these laptops available for the India market and has positioned them as the world’s most compact laptops. Apple’s MacBook Air has usually been the ‘go to’ laptop for consumers seeking weightless, travel-friendly notebooks.
Publication: DT Next
Gaming Laptopedit
MSI launched their new range of gaming laptops. GS65 Stealth laptops come with real time ray tracing feature offering an entirely new gaming experience. It is said that Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU graphics that comes with this laptop would bring a change to the entire gaming industry.
Publication: Navbharat
Asus ZenBook Pro UX580 Review: The hottest ultrabook?edit
Asus ZenBook series is the company’s flagship laptop series in which they try to show the best they have to offer to their customers. ZenBook Pro is a top of the line laptop, which is targeted towards content creators and heavy users. It brings premium design, durable build quality and some great features. But, how does it performs in the real world? Find out in our review:
Publication: Beetel Bite
Industry news
WEBSITE USES AI TO GENERATE FAKE FACESedit
The weirdest technology these days is AI software generating faces which look like real faces but are not really real. These deepfake faces are a boon for scamsters and a hellish nightmare for unsuspecting internet users. A website, which aptly goes by the name ‘This Person Does Not Exist’, has a pool of deepfake faces which look so real, you might just question your own existence.
Publication: Deccan Chronicle
And now, Google designs chipsets in Indiaedit
WHENEVER ELECTRONICS AND IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad talks of how the number of mobile phone manufacturing units has shot up from just two in 2014 to 123 right now – as a result, the built of phones sold in the country will also be made here soon – most point out that these are merely assembly units, and imports from China continue unchecked.
Publication: The Financial Express
Semiconductor Chips Market Know The Key Growth Drivers Developments and Innovationsedit
Silicon, a semiconductor, is used to fabricate computer chips. Dozens or even hundreds of chips are produced at once on a silicon wafer like the one above. The chips are then cut apart and installed in computers and other electronic devices.
Publication: Webnewswire
India’s ‘First LTE Chip’ Made By Zoho Corp-Funded Engineersedit
As a part of ‘Made In India’ initiative, a group of 50 engineers has developed India’s first LTE chipset, funded by SaaS company Zoho Corp. Announced by Zoho Corp founder – Sridhar Vembu, the LTE chip has been introduced after eight years of hard work and is “one-of-a-kind in India.”
Publication: Fossbytes
CES 2019edit
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) feels like the biggest ever with dozens of showcase venues, thousands of innovations and millions of products. It was a sprawling preview of the most exciting tech slated for release throughout the coming year. It’s an event too big for one convention centre and too diverse to gather up in a single piece.
Publication: Exhibit
Is India ready for the 5G makeover or is it chip makers who are trying too hard?edit
Where does India stand in the roadmap for the next cellular transformation? Do you need to switch to 5G phones soon? Will you benefit from Qualcomm’s first 5G chipset and the first 5G mobile devices? 5G is coming whether you’re ready for it or not but how far away are we from actually enjoying?
Publication: The Mobile Indian
Esports–The Next Frontier For The Events Industry: Mazhar Nadiadwalaedit
Despite being one of the world’s most popular hobbies, gaming is still seen by a major section of the mainstream Indian event industry as little more than a childish pastime. As an avid gamer myself, it’s quite disappointing to reflect on how such a large, diverse, passionate, and rich audience has been largely excluded from being able to participate in and enjoy their indulgence to the same degree that fans of cinema, sports, music, and theatre have.
Publication: Everything Experiental
Intel acquihires about 100 engineers of Ineda for their skills in graphicsedit
American Multinational Corporation and technology company, Intel Corporation has purchased Ineda Systems for an undisclosed amount. As part of the acquisition, Intel has acquihired around 100 engineers of Ineda for their skills in graphics.
Publication: People Matters ; VCCircle ; Indian Web 2
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