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How GPU companies are integrating AI in their products.

 The requirements for AI in the market are at an all-time high with the recent surge of AI tools for almost everything. Naturally, GPU companies had to get their hands dirty with AI and create some mind-blowing tech. So, in this article, we are going to discover how AI is seamlessly integrated into modern GPUs. Introduction To understand how AI gets integrated into GPUs, we must first have a deep understanding of what GPUs are and what they do.  What are GPUs and what do they do? GPU is the abbreviation of Graphics Processing Unit. Unlike a CPU chip that processes a lot of data simultaneously, a GPU processes data in smaller bits to increase efficiency. A GPU was invented with the intention of rendering graphical designs, but it is now used for much more than that. GPUs are now mostly used in the gaming industry from commercial GPUs for everyday gamers to industrial GPUs for games devs. But what is the need for AI in modern GPUs when they are so powerful by themselves? What is...

Free Games in 2024: Top 10 ways to get free games for PC in 2024.

 With games getting more and more expensive with low-value content like MW III, it becomes hard to convince yourself to buy a game that you might find boring after some time, making it a wasteful investment. So, in this article, I will show you 10 ways to get free or discounted games and a bonus Tip . 1. Epic Games The no.1 best and most consistent source of free games has to be Epic Games. If you do not know who or what Epic Games is then I will tell you, Epic Games is basically a store where you can purchase the latest games and mostly all games, except a few.      Now why would I say that Epic Games is the 'best and most consistent' source of free games?  It is because every week Epic Games gives away games, which are usually only available through purchase, for free. You heard it right, absolutely no cost for a paid games that will stay in your library forever.  Epic is also known to give small DLCs like in-game skins and such, which are also free to ke...

Intel's new GPU might just be the next big thing.

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      Intel just announced a new series of graphics cards called the B-series (code-named Battlemage). This new series is focused on budget PC users who want a value-for-money deal. Read on to learn everything about the new Battlemage GPUs. Introduction So, the B-series GPUs currently have two models the B570 and B580 with 10GB and 12GB of GDDR6 VRam respectively with a new and improved architecture. Previously when Intel released their Alchemists series, it failed to deliver the promised performance, and this time they claim that it is on average 24% faster in 1440p and sometimes even 78% compared to previous generations. These GPUs are speculated to be priced at $219 (roughly Rs.19,000) and $249 (roughly 21,000) respectively. There is a whole lot new with the new GPU and here is all we know about it. Architecture The Battlemage GPUs come with a whole new architecture called Xe2 which has been optimised to deliver more performance per dollar than the previous gen. I...

Here's how you can optimize your gaming PC or Laptop to play the latest games.

       With games getting bigger and better in terms of graphics, it is getting harder for most PCs or Laptops to run them as they either lack the minimum system requirement or have slowed down over time. Many gamers love games like GTA 6 and Black Myth: Wukong, but even the most racked-up PCs have difficulty producing optimum FPS as their minimum system requirements are quite high.  According to a survey conducted by Steam, on average, there were users per month as of Oct 24, and on average around 6% of them own a 3060 desktoownedPU. Now 6% may seem very, low but considering, that 6% of 132 million is around 79,20,000, which is quite a lot. In this article, we will cover hardware and software optimization and some maintenance tips. 1. Hardware GPU GPUs have the most crucial role of any piece of hardware regarding gaming performance. They are responsible for processing and rendering the graphics of your games. It is obvious the better the GPU the more FPS you ge...

Intel vs AMD | Who makes better Processors?

 Intel and AMD have been in the market for a long time, and they have been competing against each other to produce better products for consumers, with increasing performance and better power efficiency. One important thing to note is that we will be using Intel's i5 13600K and AMD's Ryzen 5 7600X for this comparison, as they were released around the same time, are pretty recent, and are popular among the general public.   1. Performance Let's start this comparison with the most important aspect of a processor- the performance. We will be comparing this performance benchmark on three factors: Single core performance Multicore performance Power Efficiency Single Core Performance Intel Core i5 13600K: 81/100 AMD Ryzen 5 7600X: 82 /100 Multicore Performance Intel Core i5 13600K: 61 /100 AMD Ryzen 5 7600X: 46/100 source: nanoreview.net Geekbench6 (Single & Multi Core) Intel Core i5 13600K:- Single Core: 2703 Multicore: 15112 source: geekbench6.com Ryzen 5 7600X:- Single Cor...

Here's how to effectively research for something you want to purchase online.

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 If you are looking to buy a new home appliance or any other gadget and are on a tight budget but still want to squeeze in every bit of features, then this is the guide for you. 1. Decide What you Want or Need Deciding what you want can be very confusing, and if you are unclear, your research might not give satisfying results. This step is crucial if you are on a budget and it will allow you to easily get a steal.   2. Search It Up After you have locked on to what you want to purchase, simply look it up online. Try Google, Amazon, etc. This simple step will allow you to gain much knowledge about your purchase, like different reputed brands, features, prices, etc. Tip: Learn about the features, what they do, and how much are they worth. 3. Budget Suppose you wanna buy a new laptop, and you wanna know the price ranges to budget it accordingly, to do that generally, sites have sorting or filtering features and you can use it to sort by price: low to high and price: high to low wh...

Got a New Laptop? Here’s How to Set It Up [Windows]

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 If you recently bought a new laptop and want to know how to set it up, you've come to the right place. First of all when you are unboxing your new laptop, be sure to record it because as you know, many scammers want to sell you the wrong cheaper products for a high price to get money the easy way. The worst thing is that they manage to get away with it because of a lack of proof. Recording the unboxing from the start will give video proof in case the worst happens. Here's a list and step-by-step guide on how to setup your laptop: 1. Specifications After going through the mandatory Windows setup (there is a way to skip this using CMD but, there is no reason to) you need to check the specifications of your laptop (That is basically checking your hardware and software info) Operating System Nowadays, most laptops come with Windows 11 as the default installed OS but some older laptops can come with Windows 10. If you need to know which OS it comes with, just visit the online store...

Planning to Buy a New Laptop? Here's How to Pick One that's Best for You [On A Budget]

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 If you have been looking to buy a new laptop, whether it's for work, college, or gaming, you would have searched around a little bit, but there are many options and it can get overwhelming. Here's a guide to choosing the laptop that suits your needs best. Before we start, there are many factors to consider like the need for a dedicated Graphics card, which CPU, how much RAM, Cost, what kind of display, and how much storage you need. Let's start: 1. College Students and Office Workers If you are a college student looking for a device that can do basic tasks and run software like MS Word, Excel, etc you wouldn't need a very powerful machine, here's what to look for: RAM 8GB RAM is the minimum but you can opt for 16GB if you are looking to do some multitasking, DDR4 should do good enough(If you want to know what 'DDR4' means, check out my other guide ).  Whatever category of users will come after this would need at least 16 GB of RAM so I would not be mentioni...