Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “ONLY USE THE SPECIAL CLOTH”.
Well, it’s time for the tech news time today we’re gon na do the DIC news, then we’ll play Apple’s Mac Pro is finally on shelves and buy on shelves. I definitely don’t mean physical shelves, because the most expensive configuration is over $ 50,000. I mean you have that thing at an Apple store. It’S good! There’S glass windows – exactly it’s not gon na, be on the Shelf for long that top tier build has a 28 core Intel Xeon w 4 terabytes of storage, 1.5 terabytes of ram 2 Radeon Pro Vega 2 duo cards each with 32 gigs of ram and apple’s afterburner Accelerator card, oh and there’s also the optional case wheels which are $ 400. No, that’s that’s extra! That’S the top top tier! If you do happen to pick up a Mac Pro and the top tier pro display XD. Are you better only clean that monitor using this special cloth? It comes with Apple support document, clearly says to never use any other cloths to clean the Nano texture glass. If you lose the included polishing cloth, you can contact Apple to order, a replacement which is bound to cost about $ 600.
At least a new leak has spilled. Some info regarding Intel’s upcoming Comet Lake s, desktop CPUs and Z, 490 motherboards on to the Internet. The lineup will be led by the 10 core 20 thread core AI 910 900k, but hyper threading is going to play a big part here as every other processor. In the lineup is also sporting, the feature, except for the lowest tier seller, odds the power of competition from AMD, it’s beautiful, while Intel is shaped up in the multi-threading Department. They certainly haven’t on the process. Node side as Intel’s new main stream processors will still be built on the same 40 nanometer process.
Team Blue has been stuck on since 2015, but according to a leaked roadmap, Intel thinks they’ll somehow be on a seven nanometer process by 2021 and a 1.4 nanometer process by 2029, which sounds impressive until you realize that if that’s everyone else will be at 0.7 nanometers. It’S a very small unit of measurement and it’s the last thing that Intel needs right now, but another vulnerability has been identified in Intel CPUs. This one allows an attacker to gain access to sensitive information protected in virtual enclaves by Intel’s software guard extensions or SGX protocol. It does this by exploiting the software interface, allowing users to undervolt their processors. Thus, the name of the attack is underwhelming, no plunder, vault. Ah, security holes are bad news, but the names security researchers come up with. I like the silver lining and there’s another silver lining. Most people are not at risk of this attack and, if you are Intel will be releasing a fix shortly. So don’t worry too much.
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What so check it out at the link below thanks me, windows central apparently got their hands on insider information concerning the specs of Microsoft’s upcoming project, scarlet consoles, yes, multiple, because apparently scarlet actually refers to both the low-power diskless Lockhart console and the high powered anaconda console. So anaconda will reportedly have 16 gigabytes of memory, an nvme and twelve teraflops of performance, but my anaconda don’t want none unless it runs crisis hun I got a groan from the other room and that’s all I wanted AMD released a new version of its Radeon software, Which is normally not that exciting, but this release includes Radeon boost which can boost performance during fast-moving scenes by an average of 23 %, there’s also integer scaling for sharper retro titles and AMD link, which is a new option for PC to mobile game streaming. If you don’t want to use the ones already made available by a valve, Nvidia Samsung and a lot I want to do for a while. I want a red one. Speaking of Samsung, the Korean chaebols. Next Samsung Galaxy fault.
That’S what’s called that’s a word. It means a big company. Okay, now you have to show them that you’re here now.
I just look crazy if they can’t there, he is they’re here this company’s in trouble. Anyways the next Samsung Galaxy fold could use flexible glass for its display instead of plastic. I don’t even know how that’s physically possible, but apparently another Korean company, dholu, insists, has figured it out and Samsung has invested ten million dollars into it.
Personally, I’d just like to see this used in Windows. Imagine the reduction we could bring about and Confused and injured Birds. Twitter is funding the development of an open-source decentralized standard that would serve as the basis for all social media, which is weird because that’s exactly what Mastodon is, but they can’t use that one mastodons already been real and the heavily anticipated VR shooter from developer stress level.
Zero bone works has released on Steam and has already broken the top 100 in steams current player count list, which is impressive not only for an indie title, but also a VR game. I can’t wait to play it myself always wanted to know how bones work. Okay, that is it I’m done with this episode. If you want more tech, news, you’ll have to come back on Friday and I’m not budging. This don’t make me sick.
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