The Folding@home project has been using the computing power voluntarily provided by users for years for simulations that help to develop drugs. For current reasons, it has been decided to use computing power for research into the novel SARS-CoV-2 virus in order to search for a cure or a vaccine for the COVID19 disease caused by the virus. If you [...]
According to wccftech.com, the first AMD Ryzen 4000 'Renoir' desktop CPUs are obviously already in circulation and one of these copies has now been discovered by the hardware supplier _Rogame. The Ryzen 4000 'Renoir' CPUs (essentially an APU) are based on the 7 nm architecture and are equipped with the new Zen 2 CPU and improved [...]
Distributed network attacks are often performed as distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, which almost always use bot networks, i.e. "zombie PCs" of careless users taken over by malware. This makes a lot of things more difficult, as it is often no longer possible to make a geographical assignment that could have temporarily [...]
Recently, developers have found a way to perform an iPhone jailbreak with a rooted Android device. Perhaps the most ambitious crossover episode of all time also found out how to run the Android operating system on the iPhone itself. The Sandcastle project is an initiative that makes it possible to flash a slightly more functional, slimmed-down [...]
Samsung has made a monumental leap with the Galaxy S20 Ultra in terms of hardware specifications, features and, above all, sheer size. It's an absolute beast from a phone and to find out exactly how it all works now and especially what you've done inside (and how), iFixit took the flagship apart and decided to show us more by video. The [...]
NVIDIA is on the verge of launching its new GeForce RTX SUPER mobile GPUs, which improve specifications and improve performance compared to existing GeForce RTX mobile GPUs. It looks like PCGamesN has got an internal slide in hand that shows up to 50% better performance of each SUPER variant compared to the older non-SUPER siblings. The Turing [...]
Having recently been fully immersed in a world of Cherry MX switches and ultralight mice, I was very excited about these two Roccat products. On the Vulcan keyboard because I had no experience with Roccat's own Titan Switches. And on the Cain, because I had already become so accustomed to my super light wired mouse. So I was curious what I [...]
They're spinning, the Japanese… At least that's what you might think when you visit the website of the Japanese startup "Bauhütte". The "Ü" on the homepage and press release, which is deprived of both points, is just a question of the right (or wrong) keyboard, as in the assimilated "Uber" mode. And the [...]
The 100x "space zoom", which is reserved exclusively for the Galaxy S20 Ultra, could be a fun gimmick for some and perhaps even a blessing for others in some situations. For private investigator Michael McKeever, it's at least an opportunity to show how far smartphones have come in terms of zoom levels, and how Samsung's latest [...]
The dispute over Apple's battery scandal appears to be on the verge of being resolved. To sum it up, in 2017 it was discovered that Apple made processor speed dependent on the aging of iPhone batteries and artificially limited them. The Cupertino-based manufacturer claimed at the time that the motive behind the move was to prevent sudden [...]
No, such capturing cards are unfortunately not cheap, certainly not at such resolutions. I had to experience this again painfully. But since I want to change my YT videos to 4K in perspective and are currently only waiting for a suitable camera setup with a suitable output (memory cards are only an emergency solution) I just start from behind. [...]
I took a guest article by Sascha Hochweber as an opportunity to ask our readers specifically about their own gaming behaviour and to include these surveys in the following articles. According to a recent survey of the only4gamers.de page, there were more than 2.5 billion active gamers worldwide in 2019. Although this also includes players on [...]
It's seemingly en vogue to tear up and tear up everything that's been on offer as part of the NfS series since Most Wanted. And one should beat up the filmmakers of "The Fast and the Furious" at least once a day that they managed so magnificently to enliven this series for years to come. But I am now consciously opposing the [...]
AMD has already managed to irrevocably and sustainably break the paradigms of previous pricing in the PC industry in the desktop sector. I wrote about this yesterday in the article "Intel is modest: New Cascade Lake-X CPUs with old Skylake architecture and Threadripper 2 prices". But the desktop isnot everything and the market with [...]
Let's start our little window story in 1985, the year of release of the first version of Windows. Of course, our picture series does not claim to be complete, but we are of course happy to be able to show pictures from the absolute beginning times. Logo? Logo! Windows from the first hour. And fitting for a lot of mice: the first Microsoft [...]
One notices it again and again: the time when well-heeled (or with a mobile phone gag contract punished and would-be rich) proudly banged the iPhone on the table, so that the environment may freeze with awe, are long gone. Thank God. Of course, there are still models that the customer likes to show, as long as the properties also justify the [...]
As one of the most vocal critics of China's state subsidies, the US is now considering a subsidy package for Huawei's main rivals Nokia and Ericsson to make it more competitive in 5G competition with the Chinese telecomgiant, according to a new report in the Financial Times. The report says in detail that U.S. officials had already [...]
Let's be honest: I was really looking forward to the game. With Ghost Recon Wildlands I have already spent a lot of my rather scarce free time in the past – voluntarily and really motivated. That's when the new game came to me just right. Or maybe not? I'm still really at a sway, whether all this has been mixed together [...]
For a change, a Radeon in the Radeon Tweaker Group RTG does not necessarily play the main role, but it is also the AMD graphics. In this article, however, it's all about the device itself, the HP Spectre x360 15 with an Intel i7-8705G and the said Radeon RX Vega M GL.
