At this season, people tend to reflect on the holidays and curiously look over annual summaries to discover their past activities such as games they played or music they enjoyed.
On October 10, 2024, after a significant wait, Intel unveiled their “Arrow Lake” desktop AI processors. These come in five variations, starting from Core Ultra 5 and going up to Core Ultra 9. We’ve had the opportunity to examine CPUs from both the lower and higher end of the performance spectrum. After extensive testing, it was evident that these new chips were designed with power efficiency as a priority.
There’s a few big shifts coming for ZeniMax Online Studios’ ongoing experience in Tamriel.
As an observer, I’m noting that Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel have one more build to install before 2024 ends. The latest build, Windows 11 Build 26120.2705, is introducing support for real-time translation and live captions to PCs powered by both AMD and Intel’s Copilot+ technology. Furthermore, this update enhances the real-time translation capabilities for Copilot+ PCs running on Snapdragon processors.
During the 12-day celebration by OpenAI known as “Shipmas,” ChatGPT was ready and waiting for the call. On the tenth day of this grand event, OpenAI revealed their plan: they will integrate ChatGPT into your personal contact list as part of their goal to make artificial intelligence available to everyone on Earth.
Back in April 2024, AMD’s Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) made its grand entrance on the ASUS ROG Ally. As a tech enthusiast, I couldn’t help but get excited about this game-changing technology! AFMF works wonders for smoother gaming experiences by producing extra frames, and now, the upgraded AFMF 2 beta has arrived for the ROG Ally X. This means even more impressive frame generation capabilities for your gaming handheld, making every gaming session feel seamless and enjoyable.