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Launching Windows 11: AMD goes up performance issues on its CPUs

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Pretend to be surprised, but it looks like the launch plan of Windows 11 did not happen without a few snacks. AMD has already confirmed what several warned users had noticed: some brand processors have seen their performance in play impacted by the transition to the new bone, with decreases of frame rated estimated from 3 to 15%. We pointed out a few days ago on our file on Windows 11: One of the reasons for us to advise you to wait before installing the new Microsoft operating system held for a lot to the vagaries. A launch of this caliber could generate. User memory, then journalist, we never saw such an event unfold without a certain failure at startup. Fort logically, Windows 11 will not except. At the discharge of Microsoft, in an universe as open and varied as the PC, it must be difficult to anticipate all compatibility issues, whether they are software or hardware. Anyway, among the elements most often reassembled in the press following an update or installation, there ...

New PS5 update makes the Next gene

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The new update for the PS5 not only caused the console storage to be extended by installing an SSD. According to the tests of some technical experts, the PlayStation 5 has also run a track Zackiger since the last update . ps5 update starts turbo mode The last console update for the PS5 had it in itself. The new firmware finally switches the SSD support free, gives the players more individualization options, brings 3D audio support for integrated TV loudspeakers and much more. However, what is not mentioned in the official patch notes is that the PlayStation 5 has also added a tooth since the update and now offers a little more power. Digital Foundry s technical experts came across that the new system version also has a positive impact on the game performance. According to their results, they were able to record a performance plan of around 3 percent on average in games such as Control and Devil May Cry . Depending on the game and scene, this is reflected in the frame rate. 1 to 2 ...

PlayStation 5: Sony makes the console secretly even faster

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The PlayStation 4 system software is the updatable firmware as well as operating system of the PlayStation 4. The os is Orbis OS, based upon FreeBSD 9. With the last major firmware update , Sony has studied neatly on the PS5. Important features have been implemented and also the internal SSD memory can finally be expanded. But a little thing seems to mention Sony forgot to mention: The update misses your console under certain circumstances a speed boost. More FPS for the PS5 The PlayStation 5 has been freshly supplied with a chic firmware update and, among other things, you can finally expand your internal SSD memory. But obviously the update also had a nice side effect on the frame rate at certain games. As the Youtube Channel Digital Foundry has found out in a test casually, games like Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition and Control have been enriched by up to five percent in the frame rate. Thus, the PS5 seems to have received a minor performance boost . Model comparison covers...

PS5: New firmware enables FPS

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Sony has released a large firmware for the PS5, which can be extended, among other things, the internal SSD memory. Further details on the latest PS5 update can be found in the linked message . There is also obviously hidden changes. Thus, Digital Foundry ( Via WCCFECTCH ) reports that the update under certain circumstances improve the performance of the PS5 and the frame rate in games such as Control and Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition in certain situations by a few percent Convert. Firmware makes the difference The slightly better performance was discovered by accident. In a test Digital Foundry compared the new, easily revised version of the PS5 with the original launch model. It became clear that the older device shows a better performance on some games. Of course, such a performance difference would have taken care of plenty of discussions, but the cause was very quickly clear. On the old PS5, unlike the new model, the latest beta firmware ran, which apparently brought a sm...