The display is naturally quite large at 31.5 inches, but with a QHD resolution it should be quite manageable to run. Because it's a VA panel, it has a 3000:1 static contrast ratio that can produce deep, inky blacks, 121% of the sRGB color space and 91% of DCI-P3 will help with rich colors on the other end of the spectrum too. AOC quotes a Delta-E (color difference from real) of under two, which is considered the minimum benchmark for professional work. … [Read more...] about AOC 31.5-inch 155 Hz Curved QHD Gaming Monitor Spotted in Early Listing
The best Google Photos alternatives
Best for iPhone users: iCloud If you’re an iPhone user, you’re probably already familiar with iCloud. You get 5GB of storage space for free, and it works automatically on your Apple devices with no work on your end. For $0.99/month you can bump that up to 50GB, $2.99/month for 200GB, or $9.99/month for 2TB. That’s a great option for families who take a lot of photos. … [Read more...] about The best Google Photos alternatives
Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Industrial Cluster
With around 50% of the total Raspberry Pi sales, over 17 million units, going to the industrial sector, it is clear that there is a demand for the disruptive single board computer. The Compute Module range was developed to meet the needs of the industrial sector and embedded platform by offering an embeddable version of the Pi in a common form factor. The ClusBerry 9500-CM4, from Techbase, is the latest industrial-focused product that sees up to eight of the latest Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 squeezed inside a DIN-Rail housing, common to industrial applications. … [Read more...] about Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Industrial Cluster
Gigabyte Announces Slimline RTX 3060 Ti
If you're interested in this card, do keep in mind that reviews of the Gaming OC RTX 3060 Ti model up until now may have taken place with the old revision card, and performance, noise, and thermals may differ for this second revision card. … [Read more...] about Gigabyte Announces Slimline RTX 3060 Ti
Hitman 3 review: A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy
I believe this to be the best way to experience Hitman 3, although I don’t think it’s pushed far enough. At the start of the second mission in the game, Agent 47 is told that the target knows that he is coming. When I was spotted incapacitating a guard, I darted through hidden corridors to evade the notified security. However, once enough time had passed, like any other game, it became business as usual for the non playable characters, returning to their routine as if nothing had happened. … [Read more...] about Hitman 3 review: A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy