Recent content by Julio Franco

I just reuploaded some of the footage photos in higher quality PNGs with less compression (the enlarged photos shown upon click), particularly the grey ones, but the results are still suboptimal due to capture issues and compression. So yea, that "compressed" effect is not the monitors, it's...

<p>Choosing <a href="https://www.techspot.com/bestof/keyboards-24-25/">the right keyboard</a> for you will depend whether you're a gamer, a number cruncher, or just looking to save space, this guide highlights top models and their strengths to help you find your ideal match.</p> <p><a...

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<p>Relational databases manage structured data in tables, while non-relational databases handle unstructured data. Discover the key differences between them to unlock powerful insights for your data management strategy.</p> <p><a...

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Hey there, I missed your first message but the story is now corrected. Mental note/future reference based on a compilation of previous posts and sources: Meltdown: Primarily affects Intel CPUs and some Arm processors. Spectre: Affects most modern processors, including those from Intel, AMD...

Please note there was an error in the power graph showing how the 9700X behaves in CB. The correct graph is now in the review and also here (it doesn't change much). Please note we've also added the 7700, the 7700X was never an efficient part. If you compare with the 65w 7700 the power...

Same conclusion though, nothing has changed. It's a false positive.

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<p>The PC monitor market continues to receive a boost from the gaming sector, benefiting from high refresh rates, affordable 4K displays, larger screens, and more wallet-friendly OLED options.</p> <p><a href="https://www.techspot.com/bestof/monitors-24/"><img height="1716"...

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In that case it's likely an issue between the Xenforo login system and the configuration of Chrome is that particular OS (or your installation), we use Chrome all the time on Windows, Linux and macOS and we've observed no such problems, so the room to test or troubleshoot further is really...

So, Linux Mint > Chrome you can't log in? But on Firefox, on the same system it works just fine?

We have tested frame generation; although it’s related, it is not quite the same as what we were testing here: https://www.techspot.com/article/2740-dlss-35-ray-reconstruction/ https://www.techspot.com/article/2747-amd-fsr-3-tech/ https://www.techspot.com/article/2546-dlss-3/