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The six incredibly varied locations are undoubtedly the series’ best, which is ultimately what Hitman 3 needed to nail in order to make this the best entry in the trilogy. They’re all of such a high quality that it’s hard to pick a favorite, although I’m partial to an underground nightclub in Berlin, which forces the player to pay extra close attention due to the fact that they’ll be unsure of who in the crowd their targets are. … [Read more...] about Hitman 3 review: A satisfying conclusion to the trilogy

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

Flickr is primarily for professional photographers who want to share their work, but it also works as a great storage solution. For $5/month (if billed annually), users get unlimited storage and automatic backups on the desktop. Since Flickr is all about sharing photos, it’s also easy to invite friends and family to see and organize photos. Users can also browse the site without ads and get exclusive discounts with Flickr’s partners. … [Read more...] about The best Google Photos alternatives

A single 4g tube of paste (enough for well over a dozen builds) is listed on Amazon UK's site for £13.59, which translates to about $18.50. That's probably pre-order pricing though, and it will likely drop in due time. According to Amazon the MX-5 thermal grease will be released on March 15 2021. … [Read more...] about Arctic’s Super-Popular Thermal Paste Updated To Last 8 Years

I’ll also note that HP has added a few new wrinkles to the utility suite. For example, Command Center itself has a new “Smart Sense” mode that’s supposed to handle things automatically based on the application, the laptop’s placement, and the battery status. I didn’t find it to be particularly smart — “Balanced” mode kept things quieter and “Performance” mode was faster. HP has also added in a Focus Mode that highlights the active application and puts the rest of the display in shadow — it’s an interesting effect, but so far, I’ve just found it distracting. Next, the system has some way to detect if it’s in a bag and avoids waking up — I carried it around in my backpack for a little while and it stayed asleep, but that’s not much of a test. … [Read more...] about HP Spectre x360 14 review: The convertible 2-in-1, perfected