Resident Evil 3 Remake is a very well optimized game, at least on PC. The console ports, however, may need some more work. With it being an AMD partnered title, it performs better than expected on team red’s cards. However, with the optimization being as good here, it performs better than most AAA games across the board right now. I’m guessing level design here really takes the cake, as the game is segmented off with different, limited open areas to explore. Overall, I’m really impressed with the work Capcom has done here.

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Hey guys! We are back with a brand new gameplay video and this time my sister will be playing it. Special mention to AMD for sharing the game code with us.

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AMD’s Ryzen 4000 powered notebooks finally hit retail today after a long wait, and oh boy, do they deliver. Just hours after launch, and it’s a bloodbath. The Ryzen 7 4800H has already started topping benchmark charts. This includes Cinebench R15, R20, Blender, 7-zip and the PassMark laptop benchmark database. The top-end Renoir chips crush the Intel’s Core i9-9980HK by a sound margin and leave the i7 parts far behind. Granted, the 10th Gen Comet Lake lineup is about to launch soon, but they won’t be more than 10-15% faster than their predecessors. And that’s per Intel’s official marketing materials. The actual gains will be in the ~10% range.

Publication: Hardware Times 

AMD just launched the Ryzen 4000 notebook APU family, highlighted by the heavy-hitting Ryzen 7 4800H and flagship, Ryzen 9 4900HS. With the arrival of these 7nm Zen 2 parts in the mobile space, there is no reason to buy an Intel Coffee Lake H part: AMD beats Team Blue in both price and performance.  As per our earlier report, the Ryzen 7 4800H, which is actually shipping in laptops at present, is now the world’s fastest mobile CPU. The Ryzen 9 4900HS will likely take the throne in the weeks to come, but it’s remarkable how even the mid-range Ryzen 7 part does so much better than Intel’s top-end i9-9980HK.

Publication: Hardware Times

Intel is wary of AMD’s Ryzen 4000H laptop gaming processors so they will launch quite a few Comet Lake H gaming CPUs to counter the red team. Already we have spotted a few of them on benchmarks and soon they will release in the coming months. Intel is preparing an eight-core, sixteen thread Comet Lake Core i7-10875H which was recently spotted on Geekbench with an impressive multithreaded score of 8369. This makes it faster than the Coffee Lake i9 series, around 45% higher than the Core i9-9880H.

Publication: TechnoSports

It suddenly seems working from home is an attractive prospect for more people, or perhaps even the only option. This is how things currently stand, and we are left to make the most of the resources available to us. Thankfully, delivery is still possible in most cases, so an upgrade on your workstation could be the perfect way to set up your home office and stay safe. Your business may well require some extra support during these difficult times. Some of this can be arranged remotely, such as consultancy or cloud services. For British businesses that are trying hard to keep things remote, a company offering IT support in London is on hand to meet your requirements within the new ...

LG has already launched the 27-inch UltraGear gaming monitor dubbed as LG 27GN750 and is a CES 2020 award-winning monitor of the UltraGear series. The monitor has an IPS panel with a 1ms (gray-to-gray (GtG)) response rate. The monitor has an FHD panel that supports HDR10 and covers 99% of the sRGB colourspace. The LG 27GN750 monitor is also both Radeon FreeSync (for Adaptive Sync) and NVIDIA G-SYNC compatible. The 27GN750 monitor includes gaming-specific options, such as Dynamic Action Sync mode, Black Stabilizer and Crosshair.

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It was coming and now the much-hyped Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 featuring the Ryzen 4000H gaming processors are here. Already the Asus TUF Gaming laptops have been launched and now the new 14-inch gaming laptop makes its way to the market. Last year Asus launched the ROG Zephyrus G14 with Ryzen 7 3750H and now the OEM has launched the laptop with the custom 35 W Ryzen 9 4900HS. The CPU is expected to outperform a 45 W Intel Core i9-9880H and even the unlocked Core i9-9980HK.

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AMD’s Renoir Ryzen 4000 series APUs just arrived in the notebook space. Cinebench, Blender, and Passmark benchmarks show the higher end Ryzen 7 4800H zooming past the Intel i9-9980HK to become the fastest mobile CPU on the market at the moment. This is likely to change as soon as AMD’s higher end Ryzen 9 4900 series SKUs and Intel’s Comet Lake H parts arrive on the market. But for a part that goes up against the i7-9750H, the Ryzen 7 4800H offers frankly ridiculous value for money.

Publication: Notebook Check 

A lot of upcoming Surface devices have appeared on popular benchmarking websites recently, including the ‘so-called’ Surface Go 2 and Surface Book 3. Now, a new Surface device has passed through UserBenchmark, listed as the OEMQN EV1. The interesting thing though is which Surface device it might actually be as the device, brought to our attention by @_rogame, features an Ice Lake processor. As per our previous Surface Go 2 benchmark listings featuring a Core M3, suggests that Microsoft is planning a modest upgrade for its smallest Surface 2-in-1 with a 15W Intel CPU.

Publication: TechnoSports

Microsoft reported a whopping 775% surge in usage of its cloud services where the governments have enforced social distancing or restrictions. Its top services include Xbox Live gaming platform, Teams collaboration tool, and Windows Virtual Desktop. The growth in usage has also forced Microsoft to make some important changes to these platforms to reduce the stress on telecommunications infrastructure. “Although the majority of deployments still succeed, (so we encourage any customers experiencing allocation failures to retry deployments), we have a process in place to ensure that customers that encounter repeated issues receive relevant mitigation options.”

Publication: Hindustan Times 

Microsoft has seen a huge 775 per cent increase in its Cloud services in regions that have enforced social distancing or ‘shelter-in-place orders. Microsoft Teams now has more than 44 million daily users and they generated over 900 million meeting and calling minutes, according to Jared Spataro, Corporate VP for Microsoft 365. “Windows Virtual Desktop usage has grown more than 3 times. Government use of public ‘Power BI’ to share COVID-19 dashboards with citizens has surged by 42 per cent in a week,” Spataro said in a statement late Sunday.

Publication: Business Standard