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  2. SnoopZ
    For people who got this on PS+ they don't get access to the PS5 update, someone said it maybe a bug though.
  3. Som
    great, hopefully now we can get Fallout London
  4. Copernic

    RocketCake 5.4

    Copernic posted a topic in Front Page News

    RocketCake 5.4 by Razvan Serea RocketCake is a free web editor for creating responsive websites. For beginners and professional web developers. No programming needed. No need to learn any HTML or CSS. Just click, drag'n'drop or type. But of course, you are still free to mix in your own code, if you like. Edit the website as it appears on your device. Switch at any time to view and editor it as on any other tablet, PC or mobile. Rocket Cake has built in support for all important HTML elements: image galleries, slideshows, resizable containers, stylish buttons, gradients, HTML 5 video, audio, and more. Clean Generated Code The editor spits out clean HTML/CSS code. You also can use it as base for your more complicated websites or template for your server scripts. Breakpoint Editor Specify your own break points to adjust the website just as you like. The flexible break point editor makes it extremely easy. Professional Edition There is a professional edition with the option to insert custom CSS, HTML, JavaScript, PHP code, user-defined breakpoint code and premium support. Download: RocketCake 64-bit | Portable | ~20.0 MB (Freeware, paid upgrade available) Download: RocketCake 32-bit | Portable Download: RocketCake 5.4 for macOS | 24.2 MB View: RocketCake Home Page | Release Notes Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware
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  6. 1337ish
    I thought that was the old high res texture pack dlc or do you need that as well?
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  9. George P
    Maybe as far as sales go, sure. Tech though? I think AMD should be worried. Right now even intels first gen XeSS and their ray tracing performance is better than what AMD can do. Only just a bit behind nVidia on image quality vs DLSS IMO. They already forced AMD to cut prices on it's mid and low range cards like the 7700 line because the A750 and A770 gave you better performance for less. While I don't expect them to compete at the very top end, right now anyways, the low and mid-range is where the bulk of the market is.
  10. primortal

    Politically funny images of the World

    +primortal replied to Steven P.'s topic in Jokes & Funny Stuff

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  12. TarasBuria
    Qualcomm plans more Snapdragon X chips, including 80-core dual-CPU server variants by Taras Buria Later this year, the first Windows 11 PCs with new Snapdragon X processors will hit the market. While we already know a lot about the platform to power Microsoft's new "AI PCs," Qualcomm appears to be preparing even more. According to a new report from Android Authority, the company wants to release one more Snapdragon X Plus SKU and even server variants of its new processors. As of right now, Qualcomm officially unveiled four Snapdragon X processors: three X1 Elite SKUs and one X1 Plus. However, there should be one more X1 Plus variant with eight Oryon cores, fewer PCIe Gen 4 lanes, and less powerful graphics. The SKU in question is X1P-42-100. Interestingly, Qualcomm is aiming at not just regular PCs, like the upcoming Surface Pro 10. The company reportedly works on server chips with Oryon cores. The "SD1" chip allegedly features the following specs: 80 Oryon cores at up to 3.8GHz 16 channels of DDR5 up to 5600MHz 70 PCIe 5.0 lanes CXL v1.1 support 9470-pin LGA socket (98.0×95.0mm) Support for a two-socket configuration Built on TSMC’s 5nm process (N5P) According to the report, Qualcomm briefed its partners about its new server chip somewhere in late 2021 or early 2022. The SD1 could be Qualcomm's second attempt at server chips after the canceled Centriq in 2017. Qualcomm has already provided the first benchmarks of its new Snapdragon X Elite and Plus processors. They look on par with the modern competition, which backs the recent report about Microsoft being confident in its AI PCs being capable of outperforming Apple's M3-based MacBook Air. Of course, real-world tests and benchmarks will have to wait for the first devices to hit the market, which should happen somewhere in mid-2024. Microsoft, for example, plans to unveil the ARM-powered Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 on May 20, 2024.
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  14. hellowalkman started following What should I do with this free PC?
  15. hellowalkman

    What should I do with this free PC?

    hellowalkman replied to freakyfriday's topic in Hardware Hangout

    It's not unfortunately unless you are fine playing at 720p or even below at locked 24-30 fps. For 1080p you'd want an RX 6600 or at least a 1650 Super.
  16. haxasaur
    Also, remove the built-in version from Windows 11 and combine it with the new Teams to prevent displaying three different versions to the end user. Having to inform users that Microsoft has no direction is quite frustrating. My company Windows 11 laptop has only one version of Teams, the new one.
  17. George P
    It's devolved into more of a clown show. There's still a issue with bots, now anyone can just pay to get a check-mark and post insane things but be taken seriously because people got used to the idea of verified accounts etc. Before Elon took over it was better IMO.
  18. Nick H.
    It should be noted that the 15GB patch is not the next-gen DLC on Steam. If you want that, it's just over 55GB. I'm downloading it now...
  19. Yonah
    Since Windows Vista, which was the first release of the operating system to be developed with a security-focused approach, security has been a primary concern. The results of those efforts are evident.
  20. Chay Meredith
    I was hoping for some improvements on PC But Microsoft and Bethesda always half ass
  21. primortal

    Politically funny images of the World

    +primortal replied to Steven P.'s topic in Jokes & Funny Stuff

  22. Good Bot, Bad Bot

    The FCC is voting today to bring back net neutrality in the U.S.

    Good Bot, Bad Bot replied to Karthik Mudaliar's topic in Front Page News

    Sure but it's only like1% of the population that has the resources to do those things. If it's not possible to be successful isn't that really the same thing as not being able to do it in the first place? Try to start a competing social media platform to go against Facebook in the US. Billionaire Elon Musk can barely keep an established Twitter alive (granted it suffers from self-inflicted wounds).
  23. LoneWolfSL
    Fallout 4 next-gen update is live with new render modes, Creation Club content, and more by Pulasthi Ariyasinghe The highly anticipated next-gen update for Fallout 4 is finally here, just as promised. Other than enhancements for the current-gen consoles, Bethesda has filled the update with Creation Club content, widescreen support, bug fixes, and more. The popular RPG is now a native application on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 consoles, and the developer now has two performance modes for players to choose from when jumping in. The first is Quality Mode, which runs the game at 30FPS at 4K resolution and at Ultra settings without dynamic resolution scaling. If the player is using a 120Hz display, Quality Mode will target 40FPS instead. Meanwhile, the Performance Mode will target 60FPS at 4K resolution, and will utilize standard graphics settings alongside dynamic resolution to hit that frame rate. Interestingly, if Fallout 4 detects a 1440p display is connected to the console, it will automatically run at that resolution and target 60FPS at Ultra settings instead, regardless of what mode was selected. PC players will find official support for widescreen and ultra-widescreen displays now. For handheld gaming fans, Fallout 4 Steam Deck verification has finally arrived with this update too. The title is now also available on the Epic Games Store for the first time. Here are all the bug fixes included with this update straight from the changelog, which even apply to last-generation PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players: Resolved issues preventing Japanese and Chinese users from connecting to Bethesda.net (this restores access to Mods). Resolved issue preventing save data from properly loading during the prologue. Resolved issue that could prevent the Vault 111 Door from opening on new games. Resolved issue that could prevent the quest “Go Home” from advancing. Resolved issue that could result in Codsworth being broken on the ground after fast traveling. Resolved issue with mipmaps in DLC. Resolved issue that could result in a softlock when in dialogue with Prestson Garvey. Resolved issue preventing autosaves while fast traveling in Power Armor. Fixed issue where text would occasionally disappear in the Creation Club menu. Resolved issues with text formatting in the credits in Japanese and Chinese. Resolved issue causing the camera to fail when leaving furniture after an extended time. Fixed issue that could misplace quest markers while the VR Workshop Creation was installed alongside Automatron. Resolved issue with player movement in some underwater areas at Thicket Excavations. Resolved issue that could cause corruption within the Settlement system resulting in wrong resource counts and/or destroyed settlements. Resolved issue where the “Level Up” notification would display even if there was not a level up available. Fixed some flickering in Vault 111. Stability improvements. PC Only Resolved issue preventing saves being made under Windows Usernames with Cyrillic, Chinese, or Japanese characters. Creation Kit Removed non-functional “Hot Load” button. Removed non-functional “Material Editor” button. Editor IDs longer than 99 characters will no longer crash the editor. Resolved crash that could occur while viewing a quest’s Objectives tab. Resolved hang that could occur while adding a reference to a layer. Other than that, the "Enclave Remnants (New!), Enclave Weapon Skins, Enclave Armor Skins, Tesla Cannon, Hellfire Power Armor, X-02 Power Armor, Heavy Incinerator, Halloween Workshop (New!), Makeshift Weapon Pack (New!)" Creation Club items are now available to all players for free. The Fallout 4 Next-gen Update is now rolling out across, PC (Steam, Microsoft Store, and GOG), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. Its size seems to vary from platform to platform, with Steam users seeing a 15GB download, while Xbox players are seeing a 22GB update.
  24. Southern Patriot

    The FCC is voting today to bring back net neutrality in the U.S.

    Southern Patriot replied to Karthik Mudaliar's topic in Front Page News

    I agree with you on the first part, but completely disagree with you on the second. Anyone CAN in fact do any of those things (at least here in the US). Whether or not they are successful at it is another point entirely.
  25. Copernic
    ExplorerPatcher 22621.3527.65.1 Pre-release by Razvan Serea ExplorerPatcher is a versatile and free tool that allows you to tweak and enhance the Windows Explorer. It comes with a range of useful features, including the ability to add new context menu items, change file name colors, and enable hidden features. Feature summary Choose between Windows 11 or Windows 10 taskbar (with labels support, small icons and lots of customization). Disable Windows 11 context menu and command bar in File Explorer and more. Open Start to All apps by default, choose number of frequent apps to show, display on active monitor and more. Choose between the Windows 11, Windows 10 and Windows NT Alt-Tab window switcher with customization. Lots of quality of life improvements for the shell, like: Skin tray menus to match Windows style, make them behave like flyouts and center them relative to the icon. Choose action when left and/or right clicking the network icon. Revert to the Windows 7 search box in File Explorer, or disable Windows Search altogether. Disable immersive menus and use mitigations that help you run the real classic theme without glitches. Discover the program's full range of features by reading this wiki article. ExplorerPatcher 22621.3527.65.1 changelog: Tested on OS builds 22621.3296, 22621.3447, and 22621.3527. (Note: 22621 and 22631 share the same OS files) Taskbar10: The Windows 10 taskbar option is now no longer available on 26002+. This is to comply with Microsoft's removal of the stock Windows 10 taskbar in explorer.exe of said builds. Start10: Fixed Pin to Start on 226xx.3420+ (22H2, 23H2) and 25169+ (24H2), with a 50% chance of success. Start10: Reverted the menu closing delay fix when EP is injected only into StartMenuExperienceHost.exe for now. Please consult the README for more details. A detailed change log is available here. Download: ExplorerPatcher 22621.3527.65.1 | 2.5 MB (Open Source) View: ExplorerPatcher Home Page | Features Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware
  26. Chugworth
    It's not like they're looking at some organized drop-down lists of categories to determine what ads to show. If their AI is scanning the content that you're reading and posting, it will figure out the right ads without you stating specifically what your sexual orientation is.
  27. D34DL1N3R
    "Build 22635.3500 (currently available in the Beta Channel) introduces a new "Account Manager," which replaces buttons like "Sign out," "Change user," and "Lock" with a Microsoft 365 ad. Now, to sign out of your profile, you have to witness your subscriptions first, open a new submenu, and only then press "Sign out."" That is not accurate whatsoever. That is not a Microsoft 360 "ad" and those steps to sign out, sleep, shut down. etc. are absolutely not required. Nor do you need to "witness your subscription" to do any of them.
  28. Steven P.
    ACEMAGIC F1A 12th gen i9-12900H Mini PC is down to $489.25 with coupon until 5/1 by Steven Parker Earlier this week you may have seen our ACEMAGIC F2A review go up, which includes the newest 14th gen Intel Core Ultra 5 CPU. ACEMAGIC is also running a deal on the predecessor to the F2A, which is the F1A Mini PC that we personally have not had the chance to review ourselves. That Mini PC includes a 12th gen Intel CPU, DDR4 memory, and more. This Mini PC has an energy efficient TDP of 45W and supports up to four screens at once through the two USB 3.2 Gen 2 or HDMI ports. A rundown of the main specs can be viewed below. 12th Gen Intel Core i9-12900H Intel Iris Xe Graphics 96 EUs 32GB Dual-channel DDR4-3200 MT/s RAM Ultra-fast 1 TB PCIe 4.0 SSD WiFi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2 2.5 GbE Ethernet Supports 4 displays, up to 4K Until May 1st 23:59 PDT, you can get an extra 25% off the $664 cost (after applying the $35 off in-page coupon on top of its $699 MSRP), which brings the price down to $489.25, using our coupon code. ACEMAGIC F1A (was $699) now $489.25 at AMAZON ($209.75 off) Apply the in-page $35 off coupon and enter code RSDCNVEP at checkout to apply the 25% discount. Best of all, shipping is quick and free, plus this product qualifies for a free return if there is a quality issue, such as DOA or defect. This Amazon deal is U.S. specific, and not available in other regions unless specified. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
  29. Copernic
    WinRAR 7.01 beta improves stability & bug fixes by Razvan Serea WinRAR is an archiving utility that completely supports RAR and ZIP archives and is able to unpack CAB, ARJ, LZH, TAR, GZ, UUE, BZ2, JAR, ISO, 7Z, Z archives. It consistently makes smaller archives than the competition, saving disk space and transmission costs. WinRAR offers you the benefit of industry strength archive encryption using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) with a key of 128 bits. It supports files and archives up to 8,589 billion gigabytes in size. It also offers the ability to create self extracting and multi volume archives. With recovery record and recovery volumes, you can reconstruct even physically damaged archives. WinRAR 7.01 Beta 1 fixed bugs: updating an encrypted file in a solid RAR archive produced a corrupt archive if updated file was the first in archive, no password was specified when starting updating and file name encryption in the updated archive wasn't enabled; WinRAR 7.00 crashed after switching to "Flat folders view" mode from archive subfolder; switch -ep4 duplicated the specified path instead of excluding it when extracting; if archive created by Unix RAR version contained symlinks with path separator characters in target paths, these characters could be broken when modifying such archive with Windows RAR; invalid file name was displayed in file rename and file execute WinRAR error messages; SFX "Shortcut" command failed to recognize empty parameters defined like "Shortcut=D,"",folder", while correctly recognizing such parameters without quote marks like "Shortcut=D,,folder"; volume reconstruction didn't work in WinRAR.exe if "rc" command was specified with .rev file, such as "WinRAR rc arc.part1.rev". Unlike RAR, WinRAR required to use only .rar file name here. Download: WinRAR 64-bit | 3.7 MB (Shareware) Download: WinRAR 32-bit | 4.0 MB Links: WinRAR Website | WinRAR Themes Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware
  30. LittleNeutrino

    What should I do with this free PC?

    LittleNeutrino replied to freakyfriday's topic in Hardware Hangout

    I have a similarly spec'd PC that I use as the brains of an Arcade machine, I have a few USB hubs connected to it that connect the arcade buttons, etc.. and then have a Television for the video and have the PC sitting inside a wood cabinet that the controls sit on top of. TL;DR: RetroArc / Batocera Arcade cabinet PC.
  31. Good Bot, Bad Bot
    Well about time Microsoft you have only been doing this for over 50 years. LOL That was just sarcasm based on the headline folks so put the pitch forks down. I do actually question Microsoft being expected to provide security updates after 10 years for a release. No one provides that level of support for free.
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