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On February 25th, Nvidia launched the RTX3060 despite the still widespread graphics card shortage. The RTX3060 promises 60 fps gaming at 1080p and 1440p at an MSRP of $329, a little more than the last generation RTX2060. Surprisingly, this GPU sports 12GB of VRAM, more than the much higher end and much more expensive RTX3080. […]
MoreIt’s been more than two months since Nvidia’s RTX 3000 series launch and more than one since AMD’s Big Navi GPU launch. Yet none of these cards are available on store shelves. Going to Amazon, Newegg, or other vendors to find these cards will yield nothing more than a notify me button. Going to Ebay, […]
MoreAMD have officially launched their Zen 3 based CPUs on November 5th to great praise from reviewers and consumers alike. This was shown in the keynote as upwards of 50% increased in performance in games like League of Legends and CS:GO.
MoreThe hype for Nvidia’s new Ampere GPUs are at an all time high. Charts shown by Nvidia at their launch event show a greater than 80% increase in performance over the previous generation Turing GPUs. This is the biggest generational leap in Nvidia’s history. The next closest leap was the jump from Maxwell to Pascal […]
MoreOn May 7, Apple announced the new 2020 revision of the 13 inch Macbook pro. This laptop features all of the Keyboard changes which occurred to the 16 inch Macbook pro in 2019. This means Apple switched from the butterfly keys to their new Magic Keyboard and added a physical escape key among other things. […]
MoreWesley Vong, websiteApr 19 File…Title: An Analysis of the Current Covid 19 Pandemic It’s been more than a month since Gavin Newsom announced that California would go into a lockdown. Now that the daily additional cases have started to plateau, people are wondering when they can be free to roam the streets once more.The following image shows the number […]
MoreThe current coronavirus pandemic has a huge impact on technology and can greatly disrupt current technological developments. The initial shutdown of electronics factories in China already lead to a great slowdown in production for many tech companies, leading to weeks and even months of delay before the product can be put onto shelves in stores […]
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