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Jacob Roach / Digital Trends There's no doubt that consoles are becoming more and more like PCs, but thanks to Nvidia, it looks like the opposite may be the case. According to a new report by Wccftech, Nvidia is working with its partners to cre... netgainers.org

Jacob Roach / Digital Trends There's no doubt that consoles are becoming more and more like PCs, but thanks to Nvidia, it looks like the opposite may be the case. According to a new report by Wccftech, Nvidia is working with its partners to cre... bitrise.co.in

Qualcomm Qualcomm shared an exciting teaser during the 2024 Game Developers Conference (GDC), hinting that the PC gaming market may not be so limited to the x86 architecture in the future. The company spoke during a session titled "Windows on ... bitrise.co.in

The developers have introduced a new compact mode Microsoft has begun testing a fresh update to its Xbox app for Windows 11 that improves the experience on handheld devices and smaller screens. [caption id="attachment_76676" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Xbox app for Windows[/caption] Microsoft is testing an Xbox app for Windows portable consoles In the Xbox test app, the developers introduced a new compact mode that significantly reduces the size of the left sidebar. Microsoft says the compact mode is designed to improve "the experience on portable devices and small screens." However, the compact mode works on screens of any size. This is a relatively minor UI change but will prove very useful on devices like the Asus ROG Ally gaming console, which only has a 7-inch display.

No prices yet Asus has revealed all the specifications of its ultimate gaming monitor ROG Swift Pro PG248QP. Let us remind you that it has a frame rate of 540 Hz. [caption id="attachment_63701" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Asus ROG Swift Pro PG248QP[/caption] It turned out that this monitor is even more interesting than previously thought. This appears to be the first model to support Nvidia's G-Sync Ultra Low Motion Blur 2 (ULMB 2) technology, introduced in May. Let's remember that we are talking about backlight strobing technology, which means that in ULMB 2 the monitor backlight turns on only when each pixel has the correct color value. The idea is to not show the transition of pixels, but only show them when their color is accurate. As a result, the actual frame rate doesn't change, of course, but Nvidia says the effective motion clarity rate increases to 1000 Hz or more. In the case of the Asus monitor, we are talking about 2000 Hz. Asus ROG Swift Pro PG248QP supports ULMB 2 The monitor is based on a 24.1-inch diagonal Esports-TN panel with Full HD resolution. You can also note 125 percent coverage of the sRGB color space, a brightness of 400 cd/sq.m, a response time of 0.2 ms, HDMI 2.0 (x2), DisplayPort 1.4, USB 3.2 (x2) ports, and an unusual leg with transformable elements. https://youtu.be/jIHwG91ExIQ Asus is also talking about integrating the ESS codec and promising support for PCM audio up to 32 bits at 384 kHz and almost zero latency. Unfortunately, the price remains unknown, as does the start date of sales.

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New racing set up still wanting two more monitors on top for a 3 screen set up for gaming and the TV monitor for only internet and TV / videos