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Video Games I Played in November 2024

I’m writing this only a few days after the end of the month and I’ve already played a bunch of new games that are etching away at my memories of the stuff earlier in the month. It doesn’t help that November was uniquely prolific with 15 different games started on top of perennials like Helldivers 2 or Picross 3D 2, as well as spillover from October with Sekiro and Twilight Princess. Slow work and high life stress means a whole lotta gaming.

Astral Ascent – I’m starting to think I don’t actually like action roguelites. Maybe it’s overexposure. Maybe it’s that the genre is incestuous and so there’s too little outside influence and far too much churning reiteration of the same concepts. The same boss patterns. The same metaprogression upgrades. Again and again. It’s tiresome, as if some demiurge were doing broadly the same thing over and over hoping this configuration would be a demonstrable improvement over the rest. But in all seriousness I tend to fall off roguelikes pretty hard if I feel like I understand the bulk of the systems early and this one I knew 80% of its deal from looking at how they drew grass.

Ori and the Blind Forest – What can be said of Ori? I played it a few times on release, played the Definitive Edition in 2017, and sat on it since then putting it on the shelf with Hollow Knight and Super Metroid as one of the pinnacles of the genre. Against my better judgment I took it off that shelf. Bash still feels like a dream, and when the game is at its best it’s atmospheric, flowing, and a joy to behold. However the added abilities from the Definitive Edition (a dash and a projectile you can bash off of) completely undermine the game’s flow, and the ending section remains tedious and frustrating. There’s a lot of charm here but time is unkind to works carried mostly by their aesthetics.

Peglin – I like peggle. I like goblins. I tolerate turn-based card battlers. This finally came out of early access so I gave it another go. It’s unfortunately the game that it is. Not much depth, a few too many trap options, and for me it hit a sourspot where the randomness inherent in pachinko was fundamentally undermining my ability to sequence or plan. If there’s no strategy and I’m just hitting buttons, then a roguelike gets frustrating quick because chance is such a huge component.

Rivals of Aether II – I really expected to have more of a fire lit in me by this but I did a few CPU matches, one ranked match, and put the game down. Dunno what’s up. Maybe it’ll be like Lethal League and in a year or three I’ll go fucking bonkers for it for a year.

Kao the Kangaroo (2022) – Mascot platformers are a genre I dabble in, and when one is 5-10 bucks and I’m in the mood it’s hard for me to say no. Unfortunately, the shallow gameplay, oddly stilted voicework (Polish speakers trying to do an Australian accent), and glitchiness undermined what I had hoped to be a few hours of jumping around punching stuff. One of these days I need to try Ty the Tasmanian Tiger or something, I guess. Or I can replay Vexx again.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps – Did you ever have a friend in high school who saw the wrong movie at a formative inflection point and you’re just gonna have to write off their personality for five years while they wildly chase after a version of themselves that isn’t real? The Ori devs did that after playing Hollow Knight. Gone is the atmosphere. Gone is the momentum. In its place you get a fiddly inventory, NPCs, sidequests, and themes that completely undermine the first game. Mechanically it’s much more solid but structurally it’s a bit of a mess and the designs don’t cohere. Taking bash off its own button is a monumental error and that snag cascades through the entire feel of the game.

The Rise of the Golden Idol – I should really finish Obra Dinn. I liked The Case of the Golden Idol well enough, though I felt the DLCs were full of overly complex puzzles whose ambiguity was such that without the solution as a framing device getting an intuition for what had happened was impossible. This game doubles down on that, and oftentimes it felt like some of the shakier Sherlock Holmes mysteries where he pulls a secret clue out of his armpit that resolves everything. It’s not a bad puzzle game but it doesn’t hit the highs of the first game which is a sad spot for a sequel.

UFO 50 – If nothing else this was an extremely efficient way to add bullshit to my steam library that I feel like I should play and then don’t. I tried a half-dozen of them, they’re all very interesting and cool, I like a lot of the concepts at play and the breadth of designs is truly impressive. I just can’t be bothered to filter through several dozen games that are each worthy of 2+ hours of playtime. Good lord.

Voidwrought – Speaking of games that took one look at Hollow Knight then gouged out their eyes… I keep trying indie metroidvanias and for every one that’s actually doing something novel in structure or in presentation there’s three that are slavishly copying Hollow Knight and/or the cultural memory of SotN (which is closer to Aria of Sorrow). None of them are copying Super Metroid wherein enemies are closer to environmental hazards than combat encounters and momentum is a reward for systems mastery and map knowledge. No sir. It’s stats, enemy pogos, and losing resources on death. This one was notable for giving me a projectile I could pogo off of very early, which I used to sequence break the everloving shit out of the intended progression. The end result of this was I did 99% of the game without double jump when you’re supposed to get that in the first few hours, but such is life when living on the edge. The final boss was touhou nonsense with far too much HP and I have learned to just set games aside when they get to that level. Exactly one game’s final boss was interesting and intricate enough to be worth five hours of my life, and that was Nine Sols. Y’all ain’t Nine Sols.

Headlander – Y’ALL DEFINITELY AIN’T NINE SOLS. Games like this are why people stopped giving DoubleFine money, good gravy. The core conceit of being a head that body-hops to use various body-specific traits like unique weapons, traversal powers, or keycards is solid. However the 60s retrofuture aesthetic gets old quickly and after the opening half hour there’s no changes in complexity or structure for the rest of the 5 hour game. Writing was also pretty loose, which is what DoubleFine usually leans on when the gameplay is shoddy, leading to a game that really underlined how much Psychonauts was lightning in a bottle.

Final Fantasy I: Dawn of Souls – This GBA remake is older now than the original was when this came out. My Final Fantasy exposure is mostly playing XIII in high school, Kingdom Hearts, and watching Advent Children at least five times. I felt I owed it to myself to go back to the source. The source showed me we’ve been making the same damn game for 40 years. It’s a pretty good game. If I wasn’t able to fast-forward the emulator and hold down A to autoattack I might’ve lost my marbles though. The GBA bonus dungeons were the highlight of the game, so I’m glad I went with this version.

STRANGER OF PARADISE FINAL FANTASY ORIGIN – Playing FF1 was also homework for playing this. I want to kill chaos. I do not want to play a Team Ninja game. This leads to conflicts. I expect to stick with this because I’m genuinely fascinated by the game’s delirious genius, but it’s also bewildering.

Noreya: The Gold Project – Metroidvania map design is hard. It’s been said that in many ways the map is the main character of such a game, and the player avatar is merely the means of exploring and understanding that character. Noreya has interesting ideas of save points being shrines to one god or another, and the god you choose to install both unlocking parts of your skill tree and whoever is winning sets world tendency which alters around a quarter of the map. The issue is the game’s laboriously labyrinthine tunnels, with constant linear corridors ending in a switch to open up progress in another corridor that requires a six room detour to return to. It’s cumbersome, it’s boring, and it’s incessant. I ended up dropping the game at that point, because the good parts of this game’s lore and presentation I already got from Blasphemous years ago.

Metal Gear Solid 2 – Substance – Same as MGS1 I’m going to be playing this 1-2 hours at a time for several months when I hang out with a buddy. This means I’m on a drip feed of Kojima’s bullshit. Any other game series I would assume the named woman who establishes her familial relationship with other characters, history with various factions, pregnancy status, and combat skill would be a recurring antagonist or otherwise a driver of the plot. However, we’re in Kojima’s house so he used every polygon available to the PS2 rendering her armpit hair then drowns her offscreen. Maybe I’m wrong! Maybe she’s alive! Maybe she’s 16 rats in a trenchcoat! Possibilities abound.

Thread – Games like Thread are why I buy random shit off steam and give it 5 hours of my life sight unseen. I only heard of it from an offhand comment in the steam review of another metroidvania and it quietly snuck its way into being one of my favorites. Dense, consistently clever, and a joy to move in, it’s everything I could want out of a metroidvania that deliberately eschews bosses. What an absolute joy to discover.

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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 Review

The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon is the dictionary definition of a hard act to follow. Both the 2022 Gen 10 and 2023 Gen 11 models earned not only PCMag Editors' Choice awards but even rarer five-star reviews and our pick as the world's best laptop (at least for users who don't need a mobile workstation or gaming rig) each time. Now, the turn of the calendar has brought another upgraded ultraportable, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 ($2,703.20 as tested). It is, again, the best work laptop on the market, making it still an Editors' Choice honoree for which we'd gladly pay $200 or $300 more than a comparably equipped competitor. At more than a thousand dollars extra, however, we're subtracting half a star and reminding you that we named the HP Dragonfly G4 a very able alternative.

Indeed, business laptops like ThinkPads are usually bought at volume discounts rather than singularly. It's also true that pricing on Lenovo.com fluctuates—the X1 Carbon Gen 12's starting price was $2,989 when it debuted in January, fell to $2,043 during this review, but again rose to $2,335.20 at press time.

The base unit combines Intel's new Core Ultra 7 155H processor, 16GB of memory, a 512GB NVMe solid-state drive, Windows 11 Home, and a 2,880-by-1,800-pixel OLED non-touch screen. Our review unit (model 21KC0005US) doubles the RAM to 32GB and storage to 1TB for $2,703.20.

Uncharacteristically for Lenovo, at this writing the Gen 12 is available in no other configurations with different CPUs or screens—though a SIM slot promises a mobile broadband option by spring—and it hasn't reached resellers like Best Buy, Newegg, or CDW. That brings you face to face, or punches you in the face, with the fact that the identically equipped (plus Windows 11 Pro and a touch screen) Asus Zenbook 14 OLED UX3405 we just reviewed costs $1,403 less—and, as you'll see below, has longer battery life. If you'd like to skip to the end of this review, it repeats our recommendation of the superb X1 Carbon Gen 11.

Like past models, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 is a 14-inch business slimline crafted from magnesium, aluminum, and carbon fiber. The matte black finish is now accented by a rounded "communications bar" or notch for the webcam and mics above the 16:10 aspect ratio display. (It makes the laptop easier to open with one hand.) The system has passed MIL-STD 810H tests for travel hazards like shock, vibration, and extreme temperatures; you'll feel only slight flex if you grasp the screen corners or press the keyboard deck. 

At 0.59 by 12.3 by 8.5 inches, the Lenovo basically matches the Zenbook UX3405 but is lighter (2.47 pounds versus 2.82 pounds), while it undercuts the 13.6-inch Apple MacBook Air (2.7 pounds). The keyboard follows the latest ThinkPad Z models in correctly placing the Ctrl key to the left instead of the right of the Fn key at the lower left, as well as moving the fingerprint reader from the power button to the bottom row. But, happily, it keeps the TrackPoint cursor controller's three mouse buttons below the space bar instead of replacing them with a haptic strip atop the touchpad as in the Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 and Lenovo ThinkPad Z16.

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The Ryzen Reckoning: How Qubic Mining Sent AMD Stocks into a Frenzy

In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency, a new mining boom is making waves, with the AMD Ryzen 9 7950X at its epicenter. The revival of interest in crypto mining, particularly for Qubic (QBIC), is more than just a flash in the pan — it’s a seismic shift that’s shaking up the hardware market.

The Cryptocurrency Resurgence

The surge in Bitcoin’s value to over $72,000 has sparked a significant interest in the mining of altcoins, with Qubic (QBIC) being a notable beneficiary. This upward trend has led miners to reactivate their mining setups from 2022, diving back into the crypto mining scene to leverage the profitable opportunities that QBIC mining now presents. The allure of mining Qubic has been quantified through an analysis focusing on the AMD Ryzen 9 7950X, a powerful 16-core processor. This analysis reveals that, after accounting for the energy costs associated with its 170W Thermal Design Power (TDP), miners can anticipate a net gain of approximately $3 every 24 hours, showcasing the financial incentives available from mining activities.

This newfound enthusiasm for QBIC mining is rooted in the processor’s efficiency and the broader market dynamics influenced by Bitcoin’s price movements. However, potential miners should weigh several considerations before committing their resources.

The AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Phenomenon

The “Zen 4” architecture of the 7950X stands out not only for its impressive raw power but also for its engineered efficiency. This design philosophy makes it an attractive option for cryptocurrency miners, who have discovered that by applying slight underclocking and adjusting the power limits, they can maximize profitability. This fine-tuning allows for a harmonious balance between achieving high performance and maintaining the longevity of their hardware, a critical factor for miners looking to optimize their operations over time.

This strategic balance between performance and hardware preservation has propelled the 7950X into a position of high demand, leading to its quick disappearance from online retail spaces. The processor’s ability to deliver top-tier performance while also being adaptable for energy-efficient mining operations has made it particularly popular. This sudden spike in interest and subsequent scarcity highlight the processor’s appeal across various segments, emphasizing its dual capabilities of delivering exceptional computing power and facilitating efficient, long-term use.

The Market’s Response

Priced competitively between $550 and $600, the 7950X presented an unparalleled value proposition for CPU-based miners, especially those utilizing the QBIC miner. This software takes full advantage of the AVX-512 instruction set, a feature robustly supported by AMD’s “Zen 4” and the eagerly anticipated “Zen 5” microarchitectures. In contrast, Intel’s decision to scale back AVX-512 support in its consumer-grade processors has left AMD chips as the preferred choice for miners seeking to optimize their setups for QBIC mining.

The Fate of the Ryzen Family

While the 7950X finds itself in the limelight, its sibling, the 7950X3D, despite its higher price tag, doesn’t offer the same allure for miners. The 3D V-cache, a standout feature for gaming and professional applications, falls short in enhancing mining performance, which relies more on consistent CPU clock speeds across all cores — a feat the 7950X excels in.

As miners continue to scour the market for the best hardware to fuel their endeavors, it’s only a matter of time before other models in the Ryzen lineup, such as the 7900, 7900X, and the 7900X3D, join the 7950X in scarcity.

Looking Ahead

The Qubic mining craze underscores a broader narrative about the interplay between cryptocurrency markets and hardware manufacturing. As digital currencies evolve, so too does the demand for high-performance computing. The current shortage of AMD Ryzen 9 7950X processors is a testament to the unanticipated ways in which technological advancements and market dynamics can collide.

For miners, the race is on to secure the best hardware before stocks dry up. For AMD, the challenge lies in balancing supply with the surging demand. And for the rest of us, it’s a fascinating window into the ever-changing landscape of cryptocurrency mining — a realm where technology, finance, and human ingenuity intersect in unpredictable ways.

In the grand scheme, this isn’t just about a shortage of CPUs; it’s a snapshot of a moment in time where the digital gold rush is reshaping the technological world. As we watch the Ryzen stocks vanish, one can’t help but wonder: What will the next chapter bring for the world of cryptocurrency mining?

With the stakes higher than ever, the race to mine Qubic is not just a testament to the allure of cryptocurrencies but also a reminder of the relentless pace of innovation in the tech world. The AMD Ryzen 9 7950X may be the miner’s choice today, but the future holds endless possibilities, ready to be unearthed.

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Breaking: Google Pixel Tablet 2 Codenames Leaked!

Google is still pursuing the tablet market, despite the fact that it may be more specialized than the smartphone industry. Speculation about the Pixel Tablet 2, its sequel, has started to surface after the device’s 2023 introduction. A recent finding in the most current Android beta has stoked the buzz mill, despite Google’s official silence on intentions. But according to recent reports, Google is developing the Pixel Tablet 2, a replacement. This is a detailed look at everything we currently know, including possible release , features, specifications, and planned updates.

Prospects: When Will the Google Pixel Tablet 2 Be Released?

That the Google Pixel Tablet 2 is still in the early phases of development is shown by the codenames that have been found. The release schedule is yet unknown, however. Although it wasn’t available for shipping until June 2023, Google did reveal the Pixel Tablet during I/O 2022. The Google Pixel Tablet 2 may follow a similar timeline and be released later in the year, maybe debuting at Google I/O 2024.

Tablets: The Future of Android and the Google Pixel Tablet 2

There is still a market for tablets, particularly for work and entertainment, even if they haven’t nearly surpassed the smartphones in popularity. Should Google resolve the issues with the first version and provide a really captivating user experience, the Pixel Tablet 2 might be a serious competitor in this market.

It’s possible that the whole Android tablet market will be impacted by the Google Pixel Tablet 2’s success. Other makers may feel pressured to come out with new and innovative Android tablet solutions if Google is a formidable rival.

Possible Features and Specifications

As there have been no formal leaks, let’s investigate the potential features of the Google Pixel Tablet 2 based on rumors, user reviews of the first model, and overall tablet trends:

Processor: Google’s own Tensor processors are anticipated to be used extensively in the Pixel Tablet. A Tensor 3 with enhanced AI capabilities and performance could be unveiled.

The first Pixel Tablet had an exquisite 10.8-inch QHD (3000 x 1800) display. Google may choose to maintain this size and resolution, or it may decide to go higher in order to match bigger devices. For better images, a high refresh rate panel (120Hz or greater) can also be an option.

Cameras: Although the initial Pixel Tablet featured a respectable back camera, several reviewers said a tablet shouldn’t prioritize having a camera. Although Google could enhance the camera quality, the front camera for video calls may still get most of the attention.

Battery: One of the initial Pixel Tablet’s best features was its long battery life. Google may decide to keep or increase battery life in order to guarantee extended use.

Storage and RAM: The original Pixel Tablet came with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage as standard equipment. Users with more demanding demands are likely to have options for larger storage capacities and more RAM.

Software: Google has a lot of room to grow in this important sector. Multitasking optimizations, improved desktop mode integration (Android 12L/13L), and Pixel Tablet-only features have the potential to revolutionize the gaming industry.

The original Pixel Tablet was notable for its revolutionary attachment, the Charging Speaker Dock. We should anticipate its comeback, maybe with enhanced features like quicker charging or more smart home capabilities.

Possibly Significance of the Codenames

There have been rumors about two Google Pixel Tablet 2 variations due to the existence of the codenames “Clementine” and “Kiyomi.” A more expensive model with better specifications or a different form factor may be the other, or it might be a standard model.

Resolving the Pixel Tablet’s Disadvantages via Retrospective Analysis

In addition to its strong Tensor G2 CPU and smooth Google ecosystem integration, the first Pixel Tablet had a simple design. When contrasted to rivals like the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, it was criticized as well for lacking any unique features. Some places where the Google Pixel Tablet 2 may be better are as follows:

An Even More Alluring Feature Set: While the first Pixel Tablet seemed like a decent effort, it lacked the “wow factor.” A more distinctive selling point may draw in customers; this might be in the form of gaming, entertainment, or productivity tools.

Better Dock Functionality: While the Pixel Tablet’s magnetic charging speaker dock was a nice beginning, adding features like a secondary display or an integrated kickstand might improve the experience.

Better Display: Although some people thought the initial Pixel Tablet’s display was better than others on the market, it was still rather good. If the Google Pixel Tablet 2 had higher resolution, a faster refresh rate, or greater HDR functionality, it may be a more alluring choice for creative and video consumption.

Google’s software is its strongest suit, so making better use of it to maximize the Android experience on tablets might be revolutionary. A dedicated desktop mode, enhanced pen compatibility, and enhanced multitasking capabilities might all be part of this.

The Potential of the Pixel Tablet 2

The Pixel Tablet 2 has the ability to revolutionize the market if used properly. Here are a few fascinating options:

A Potent Entertainment Hub: The Google Pixel Tablet 2 may be the best entertainment gadget ever thanks to its fast CPU, high-resolution display, and integrated Chromecast.

Enhanced Productivity: When docked, the Pixel Tablet 2 may become a productivity powerhouse thanks to enhanced software capabilities and a possible pen.

Smart Home Central: The Pixel Tablet 2 may become the hub of your smart home thanks to its seamless Google Assistant integration and possible updates to the Charging Speaker Dock.

Gazing Forward

Although there is still plenty to learn about the Google Pixel Tablet 2, its promise is clear. Google can make a tablet that sticks out in a crowded market by addressing customer concerns, improving the software experience, and providing cutting-edge functionality. With the 2024 Google I/O

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Samsung Galaxy M84 Price In Nigeria

Samsung is known for its innovative and cutting-edge smartphones that offer the best of technology and design. The Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is one of the upcoming flagship devices from the South Korean giant that is expected to launch in October 2022. The Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is a beast of a phone that boasts of some incredible features and specifications, such as: - A 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support - A 108MP quad-camera setup with 10x optical zoom and 8K video recording - A 60MP selfie camera with dual video call and AR emoji features - A 7200 mAh battery with 65W fast charging and 25W wireless charging - A Snapdragon 898 5G processor with 12GB of RAM and 256/512 GB of internal storage - A premium design with water and dust resistance and S Pen support The Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is a dream phone for many smartphone enthusiasts who want the best of the best. But how much does it cost in Nigeria? And is it worth buying? In this article, we will answer these questions and more by giving you the Samsung Galaxy M84 5G price in Nigeria, specs, features, and review. Let’s get started!

Samsung Galaxy M84 5G Design and Display

The Samsung Galaxy M84 5G has a stunning design and display that will impress anyone who sees it. The device has a sleek and elegant body that measures 165.1 x 75.6 x 8.9 mm and weighs 228 grams. It comes in various colors, such as black, white, silver, and blue. The device is made of metal and glass, with a Gorilla Glass Victus protection on both the front and the back. The device is also water and dust resistant, with an IP68 rating. The display of the Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is a 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen that has a resolution of 1440 x 3200 pixels and a pixel density of 509 ppi. The display supports a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+, which means it can deliver smooth and vivid visuals. The display also has a punch-hole cutout at the center, which houses the selfie camera. The display has an in-display fingerprint scanner, which allows you to unlock the device with a simple touch. The display also supports the S Pen, which is a stylus that lets you write, draw, and control the device with ease. The S Pen is sold separately, but it is worth getting if you want to unleash your creativity and productivity.

Samsung Galaxy M84 5G Camera

The camera of the Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is one of the main highlights of the device. The device has a 108MP quad-camera setup at the back, which consists of a 108MP wide-angle lens, a 12MP telephoto lens, a 12MP ultrawide lens, and a 3D ToF sensor. The camera can capture stunning photos and videos in various modes and settings, such as portrait, night, panorama, pro, slow-motion, time-lapse, and more. The camera can also zoom up to 10x optically and 100x digitally, which means you can get closer to your subjects without losing quality. The camera can also record videos in 8K resolution at 30fps, which is the highest quality available in the market. The selfie camera of the Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is also impressive, as it has a 60MP sensor that can take beautiful selfies and groupies. The selfie camera can also record videos in 4K resolution at 60fps, which is great for vlogging and video calling. The selfie camera also has some fun features, such as the dual video call, which lets you use both the front and rear cameras simultaneously, and the AR emoji, which lets you create and customize your own animated characters.

Samsung Galaxy M84 5G Performance and Storage

The performance and storage of the Samsung Galaxy M84 5G are top-notch, as it has a Snapdragon 898 5G processor with 12GB of RAM and 256/512 GB of internal storage. The Snapdragon 898 5G is a powerful chipset that can handle any task or game with ease. It has an octa-core CPU with a clock speed of up to 3.0 GHz and a Adreno 730 GPU that can render high-quality graphics. The 12GB of RAM ensures smooth multitasking and switching between apps, while the 256/512 GB of internal storage provides ample space for your files and media. The device also supports UFS 3.1, which means it has fast read and write speeds. The device runs on Android 12 OS, which is the latest version of the popular operating system. It also has the One UI 4.0, which is Samsung’s custom user interface that adds some useful features and enhancements to the Android experience. Some of the features of the One UI 4.0 include the DeX mode, which lets you connect the device to a monitor and use it as a PC, the Knox security, which protects your data and privacy from malware and hackers, and the Bixby assistant, which lets you control the device with your voice and perform various tasks.

Samsung Galaxy M84 5G Battery and Network

The battery and network of the Samsung Galaxy M84 5G are also impressive, as it has a 7200 mAh battery with 65W fast charging and 25W wireless charging. The 7200 mAh battery is one of the largest batteries in the market, which means it can last for a long time on a single charge. The device also supports reverse wireless charging, which lets you share your battery power with other compatible devices. The device has various battery modes and features, such as the adaptive battery, which learns your usage patterns and optimizes the battery life, the super power saving mode, which limits the functionality of the device to extend the battery life, and the ultra power saving mode, which turns the device into a basic phone with only essential apps and features. The device also supports 5G network, which is the fastest and most advanced network technology available. The device can connect to both 5G SA (standalone) and 5G NSA (non-standalone) networks, which means it can access both the new and the existing network infrastructure. The device can also switch between 5G and 4G networks seamlessly, depending on the availability and the signal strength. The device also supports other network bands, such as 3G and 2G, which means it can work with any SIM card and carrier in Nigeria. The device also has other connectivity options, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, USB, OTG, HDMI, and audio jack. The device supports Wi-Fi 6E, which is the latest and fastest Wi-Fi standard that can deliver up to 10 Gbps of speed. The device also supports Bluetooth 5.2, which is the latest and most efficient Bluetooth standard that can connect to multiple devices simultaneously. The device also supports NFC with MST, which means it can make contactless payments and transfers with any terminal or device. The device also supports GPS with GLONASS, which means it can provide accurate and reliable location and navigation services. The device also supports USB Type-C, which is the universal and reversible connector that can transfer data and power. The device also supports OTG, which means it can connect to external devices and peripherals, such as flash drives, keyboards, and mice. The device also supports HDMI output, which means it can connect to a TV or a monitor and display its content on a bigger screen. The device also has a 3.5mm headphone jack, which means it can connect to any wired headphones or speakers.

Samsung Galaxy M84 Price in Nigeria

The Samsung Galaxy M84 price in Nigeria is not officially announced yet, but it is estimated to start from USD $490. This is equivalent to about NGN 201,000 at the current exchange rate. However, the actual price may vary depending on the market and the availability of the device. The device is expected to launch in October 2022, but there is no confirmed date or venue yet. The device will be available in various online and offline stores in Nigeria, such as Jumia, Konga, Slot, Jiji, and Samsung Experience Stores. The device will also come with different payment methods and delivery options, such as cash on delivery, bank transfer, credit card, debit card, PayPal, and Paystack. The device will also come with a warranty policy, which will cover any defects or damages for a certain period of time.

Samsung Galaxy M84 5G Pros and Cons

The Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is a fantastic device that has many pros and cons. Here are some of them: Pros - Stunning display with 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support - Impressive camera with 108MP sensor and 10x optical zoom - Powerful performance with Snapdragon 898 5G chipset and 12GB of RAM - Massive battery with 65W fast charging and 25W wireless charging - Premium design with water and dust resistance and S Pen support Cons - Expensive price tag - No microSD card slot - No 3.5mm headphone jack - Heavy and bulky device - Potential overheating issues

Conclusion

The Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is a remarkable device that offers the best of everything. It has a gorgeous display, a superb camera, a blazing-fast performance, a huge battery, and a classy design. It also has some unique features, such as the 5G network, the S Pen, and the DeX mode. However, it also has some drawbacks, such as the high price, the lack of a microSD card slot, the absence of a headphone jack, the heavy weight, and the possible overheating problems. Therefore, the Samsung Galaxy M84 5G is a device that is suitable for those who want the ultimate smartphone experience and are willing to pay for it. But it may not be the best choice for those who are looking for a more affordable, compact, and simple device. What do you think of the Samsung Galaxy M84 5G? Do you like it or not? Do you have any questions or comments about it? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments section below. And don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter for more updates and information. Thank you for reading! Read the full article

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Which mobile processor is best for gaming?

In the fast-paced mobile gaming world, one important factor can make or break your gaming experience – the mobile processor. As smartphones continue to evolve, so do the processors that power them. Choosing the right processor is essential to ensure smooth gameplay, great graphics, and minimal lag. In this blog, we'll delve deeper into the world of mobile processors to help you understand Which mobile processor is best for gaming.

Which mobile processor is best for gaming?: Understanding the Basics:

Before we get into the comparison, let's go over some basics. A mobile processor, often called a system-on-chip (SoC), is the heart and brain of your smartphone. It integrates various components like CPU (Central Processing Unit), and GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) on a single chip.

Which is the Best Processor for Gaming in Mobile:

Determining the "best" mobile processor for gaming can depend on various factors such as personal preferences, budget constraints, and the specific features that matter most to you. Additionally, the landscape of mobile processors is dynamic, with new models being released regularly. As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, I can provide some general guidance, but it's essential to check for the latest information since advancements may have occurred since then. Top Contenders:

1. Qualcomm Snapdragon Series: Snapdragon processors, especially the 800 series ones, are renowned for their gaming capabilities. Features like Qualcomm's Elite Gaming enhance graphics rendering, reduce latency, and optimize overall gaming performance. 2. MediaTek Dimension Series: MediaTek has made significant progress with its Dimensity processors. These chips offer a balance between performance and power efficiency, making them suited for extended gaming sessions. 3. Apple Bionic Series: iPhones are equipped with Apple's proprietary Bionic chips. Known for their exceptional performance across a variety of tasks, these processors deliver a smooth gaming experience with high frame rates and stunning visuals. 4. Exynos (Samsung) and Kirin (Huawei) Series: Samsung's Exynos and Huawei's Kirin processors have also demonstrated their capabilities in gaming. While Exynos processors are found in some Samsung devices, Kirin chips power Huawei smartphones. The Significance of Smartphone Processors:

image credit:tech centurion Before we dive into the rankings, let's understand why smartphone processors are so significant. Essentially, the processor is responsible for executing tasks and running applications on your device. The efficiency and power of a processor directly impact how fast your phone can run apps, handle multitasking, and process data. A powerful processor not only enhances the overall speed of your smartphone but also contributes to a smoother gaming experience, faster internet browsing, and improved camera performance. As manufacturers compete to deliver the best smartphones, the choice of processor becomes a critical factor in determining a device's success in the market. Key Features to Watch on Gaming Processor: 1. GPU Performance: A strong GPU is important to render graphics smoothly. See Adreno GPUs in Snapdragon processors, Mali GPUs in MediaTek and Exynos, and Apple-designed GPUs in iPhones. 2. Clock Speed: The clock speed of a CPU affects how fast tasks are processed. Higher clock speeds generally lead to better performance, but efficiency is also a consideration. 3. Cooling Solution: Efficient cooling mechanisms, such as liquid or advanced heat dissipation technologies, help maintain optimal performance during extended gaming sessions. 4. AI Capabilities: AI enhancements can contribute to a more immersive gaming experience by optimizing settings based on your usage patterns and preferences. Conclusion: The best mobile processor for gaming ultimately depends on your preferences, budget, and the specific features that matter most to you. Whether you are a casual gamer or a hardcore enthusiast, choosing a smartphone with a powerful processor can greatly enhance your gaming adventures. Consider the abovementioned factors, read reviews, and make an informed decision to ensure that your mobile gaming experience is exceptional. Read the full article

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Best Gaming Laptops 2023

While picking a gaming laptop for streaming, there are a few critical variables to consider to guarantee that it can deal with both gaming and streaming errands successfully. Here are a few significant contemplations:

Powerful CPU: A multicore processor is urgent for taking care of the requests of gaming and streaming at the same time. Search for essentially an Intel i7 or AMD Ryzen 7 processor.

Dedicated GPU: A discrete graphics card is fundamental for gaming execution. NVIDIA GeForce and AMD Radeon are well known decisions. Guarantee that the GPU is fit for dealing with the games you need to play at the ideal settings.

In view of these contemplations, some gaming laptops that were all around viewed starting around my last information update in January 2022 incorporate models from ASUS ROG, MSI, Alienware, and Acer Hunter series. Notwithstanding, it's vital for check for the most recent models and audits, as new items are routinely delivered, and the market can change over the long run.

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Ryzen 5 5600 vs Ryzen 5 7500F Test in 13 Games or R5 5600X vs R5 7500F

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Timecode: 00:00 System configuration 00:32 Metro Exodus (2019) 02:50 Assassins Creed Origins (2017) 05:30 Cyberpunk 2077 (2020) 08:35 Far Cry 5 (2018) 10:02 Total war  Three Kingdoms (2019) 12:00 Watch Dogs Legion (2020) 14:05 Shadow of the Tomb Raider (2018) 17:30 The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt (2015) 20:45 Assassin's Creed Odyssey (2018) 22:25 Battlefield 5 (2019) 25:30 Red Dead Redemption 2 (2019) 28:20 Gears 5 (2019) 29:50 Borderlands 3 (2019) 32:05 All benchmark results

System configuration 1: CPU 2: AMD Ryzen 5 5600 (OC 4.7 GHz) MOTHERBOARD 2: ASRock B550M hdv RAM: DDR4 ADATA XPG GAMMIX 2x8 Gb, 3800 MHz GPU2: GeForce RTX 3080 10 GB (GDDR6X) EVGA XC3 Ultra SSD: M.2 NVMe Netac 1 ТБ (swap and game files) Cooler: PCCooler Paladin EX400 Power: Cooler Master B700 Ver.2 700W

System configuration 2: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800x3D (4.8 GHz) MOTHERBOARD: АSRосk А620М-НDV/M.2+ RAM: DDR5 ТеаmGrоuр Т-Fоrсе Vulkаn 2х16GВ 6000 MHz GPU: GeForce RTX 4090 24 GB (GDDR6X) GigaByte GAMING SSD: NVМе Nеtас NV7000 2ТВ (Operation system and Games) Cooler: АLSЕYЕ S120-Н4 Power: Gigabyte GP-XP1200M - 1200 W Case: Gаmеmах Sраrk Вlасk

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Best Gaming Laptops

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the best laptops for gaming could vary based on individual preferences, budget, and specific gaming needs. However, I can provide you with some general recommendations based on popular choices and key specifications to consider:

Alienware m15 R4:

Features: Powerful processors (up to Intel Core i9), high-refresh-rate displays, and dedicated NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics.

Known for: Alienware laptops are synonymous with gaming, and the m15 series is no exception.

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14:

Features: AMD Ryzen 9 processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 GPU, and a 14-inch QHD display.

Known for: Strong performance in a compact form factor and a high-resolution display.

MSI GS66 Stealth:

Features: Up to Intel Core i9 processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics, high-refresh-rate display, and a sleek design.

Known for: Combining power with a relatively thin and portable design.

Razer Blade 15:

Features: High-quality build, various configurations with Intel Core i7/i9 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics.

Known for: Premium build quality and a sleek design that doesn't compromise on performance.

Acer Predator Helios 300:

Features: Offers a good balance of performance and affordability with options for both Intel and AMD processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics.

Known for: Providing a solid gaming experience without breaking the bank.

Lenovo Legion 7:

Features: High-end Intel processors, NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics, and a high-refresh-rate display.

Known for: Reliable performance and build quality.

When choosing a gaming laptop, consider factors such as the GPU, CPU, RAM, storage type and capacity, display quality (refresh rate and resolution), and cooling system. Keep in mind that newer models may have been released since my last update, so it's a good idea to check for the latest reviews and models in 2023 to make an informed decision based on your specific requirements and budget.

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Is the Apple MacBook Air with M2 Chip Worth the Hype? Find Out Now!

Imagine a sleek, lightweight laptop that can handle anything you throw at it, whether it's work, gaming, or creative projects. Introducing the Apple 2022 MacBook Air Laptop with M2 chip. With its strikingly thin design and weighing just 2.7 pounds, this laptop is more portable than ever, allowing you to work and create anywhere you go. Powered by the next-generation M2 chip with up to 24GB of memory, you can expect lightning-fast performance and smooth multitasking. The 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display with over 500 nits of brightness delivers vibrant images and incredible detail. Plus, with its advanced camera and audio features, you'll look and sound great during video calls. The MacBook Air also offers versatile connectivity options, including a MagSafe charging port, Thunderbolt ports, and a headphone jack. And with the easy-to-use interface and seamless integration with all your Apple devices, you'll feel right at home from the moment you turn it on. The image shown is for illustrative purposes only and is not directly related to the product Plus, the durable all-aluminium unibody enclosure and free software updates ensure that this laptop will last for years to come. With lightning-fast performance, a beautiful display, and easy compatibility with your favorite apps, the Apple 2022 MacBook Air is the ultimate laptop for those who want to work, play, and create with style and efficiency. Why Consider This Product? The Apple 2022 MacBook Air Laptop with M2 chip is a must-have for anyone looking for an incredibly capable and portable laptop. With its strikingly thin design and lightweight build, weighing just 2.7 pounds, it's easy to take it with you wherever you go. Whether you're working, playing, or creating, this laptop has you covered. Superior Performance Powered by the M2 chip, this MacBook Air offers next-generation performance. With an 8-core CPU, up to 10-core GPU, and up to 24GB of unified memory, you'll experience lightning-fast speed and responsiveness. This means you can breeze through tasks and multitask effortlessly, whether it's editing videos, designing graphics, or running demanding software. Long-Lasting Battery Life One of the standout features of the Apple M2 chip is its power efficiency, allowing the MacBook Air to offer up to 18 hours of battery life. Gone are the days of constantly searching for a power outlet or worrying about running out of battery during an important meeting or presentation. With this laptop, you can go all day and into the night without needing to charge. Features and Benefits Striking Design and Portability The MacBook Air's redesigned, remarkably thin design makes it a highly portable laptop. Weighing just 2.7 pounds, it's effortless to carry with you wherever you need to go. Whether you're traveling, heading to a coffee shop, or moving between meetings, this laptop won't weigh you down. Brilliant Display The 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display is a visual delight. With over 500 nits of brightness, it offers vibrant images and incredible detail. The P3 wide color support and ability to display 1 billion colors ensure that your content is displayed with accuracy and precision. Whether you're editing photos, watching movies, or working on creative projects, this display will bring your content to life. 512Gb Check here 256Gb Check here Advanced Camera and Audio Video conferencing and virtual meetings have become the norm, and the MacBook Air is equipped to deliver a superior experience. The 1080p FaceTime HD camera ensures you look your best during video calls or online classes, while the three-mic array captures your voice with clarity. The four-speaker sound system with Spatial Audio provides immersive audio, making your virtual meetings or entertainment experiences more enjoyable. Versatile Connectivity The MacBook Air comes with a range of connectivity options to suit your needs. It features a MagSafe charging port, providing a secure and reliable way to charge your laptop. With two Thunderbolt ports, you can connect high-speed external devices, displays, and more. And of course, there's a headphone jack for those times when you want to enjoy your favorite audio privately. Product Quality Apple is known for its commitment to quality, and the MacBook Air is no exception. The all-aluminum unibody enclosure is not only sleek and stylish but also exceptionally durable. It's built to withstand the rigors of daily use, ensuring that your laptop remains in great condition for years to come. Additionally, Apple's dedication to providing free software updates means your MacBook Air will continue to run smoothly and securely with the latest features and improvements. What It's Used For Versatile Workstation The MacBook Air is a versatile device that can handle a wide range of tasks. Whether you're a student, professional, or creative, this laptop has you covered. From writing papers and creating presentations to editing photos and videos, the MacBook Air's powerful performance and impressive display make it a reliable workstation for all your needs. Seamless Integration with Apple Devices If you're already invested in the Apple ecosystem with an iPhone or iPad, the MacBook Air is the perfect addition. It seamlessly integrates with your Apple devices, allowing you to easily share files, messages, and even use your iPhone or iPad apps on your laptop. The familiar user interface and compatibility enhance your overall productivity and convenience. Entertainment Hub The MacBook Air is not just for work; it's also an excellent entertainment hub. Whether you're streaming movies, playing games, or listening to music, the vibrant display and immersive audio will enhance your entertainment experience. And with its lightweight and portable design, you can enjoy your favorite content wherever you go. Product Specifications SpecificationDetailsDisplay13.6-inch Liquid Retina displayProcessorM2 chip with 8-core CPUGraphicsUp to 10-core GPUMemoryUp to 24GB of unified memoryStorage512GB SSDCamera1080p FaceTime HD cameraAudioFour-speaker sound system with Spatial AudioConnectivityMagSafe charging port, two Thunderbolt portsBattery LifeUp to 18 hoursWarrantyOne-year limited warranty, AppleCare+ available Who Needs This The Apple 2022 MacBook Air is suitable for a wide range of individuals. Whether you're a student, professional, creative, or simply someone who wants a reliable and powerful laptop, this product is for you. Its portability, versatility, and seamless integration with other Apple devices make it a valuable tool for anyone. The image shown is for illustrative purposes only and is not directly related to the product Pros and Cons Pros: - Strikingly thin and lightweight design - Powerful performance with the M2 chip - Long battery life for all-day usage - Brilliant display with wide color support - Superior camera and immersive audio - Versatile connectivity options - Seamless integration with Apple devices Cons: - Limited storage options, with 512GB being the maximum - Higher price point compared to some competitors FAQ's - Can I upgrade the RAM or storage on the MacBook Air? - No, the MacBook Air comes with a fixed amount of memory and storage, so it's not user-upgradable. - Can I run Windows on the MacBook Air? - Yes, you can run Windows on the MacBook Air using virtualization software like Parallels Desktop or Boot Camp. - Does the MacBook Air support external displays? - Yes, the MacBook Air supports external displays up to 6K resolution through its Thunderbolt ports. What Customers Are Saying - "The MacBook Air is incredibly fast and responsive. It handles all my tasks with ease." - "The display is stunning, with vibrant colors and sharp details." - "The battery life is amazing. I can go a whole day without needing to charge." Overall Value The Apple 2022 MacBook Air offers exceptional value with its performance, portability, and seamless integration with Apple devices. While it may have a higher price point compared to some competitors, the reliability, longevity, and user experience make it a worthwhile investment for anyone in need of a powerful and versatile laptop. Tips and Tricks For Best Results - Keep your MacBook Air updated with the latest software updates for enhanced performance and security. - Take advantage of the seamless integration with your other Apple devices to streamline your workflow and save time. - Use external displays and accessories for a more comfortable working or entertainment experience. - Opt for AppleCare+ to extend your warranty and get peace of mind. Final Thoughts Product Summary The Apple 2022 MacBook Air is a top-of-the-line laptop that combines power, portability, and seamless integration with Apple devices. With its striking design, brilliant display, superior performance, and versatile connectivity options, it's an excellent choice for students, professionals, creatives, and anyone in need of a reliable and capable laptop. 512Gb Check here 256Gb Check here Final Recommendation If you're in the market for a laptop that can handle all your tasks, provide an immersive entertainment experience, and seamlessly work with your other Apple devices, look no further than the Apple 2022 MacBook Air. With its impressive features, high-quality build, and long-lasting battery life, it's an investment that will serve you well for years to come. Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Read the full article

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The best Black Friday gaming PC deals for 2022

Missed out on finding the ideal bargain amidst the black Friday deals and sales yesterday? No need to fret, as there are still remarkable Black Friday deals available for gaming PCs. Should you be in the market for a fresh gaming PC, we've curated a selection of the finest deals currently accessible. Whether you're working with a modest budget or aiming to procure a top-tier gaming rig, there's an option catered to you in this compilation. Take a glance at the ongoing offers highlighted below — it's important to note, however, that these deals might not linger. Thus, if something catches your eye, seize the opportunity apple black Friday deals without delay! CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme — $850, was $1,100 Let's delve into one of the initial Black Friday gaming PC offers, which showcases an RTX 3050 – a graphics card not commonly found in desktops, given its usual association with laptops. However, it boasts additional commendable attributes such as a 12th-gen Intel Core 5-12600KF, a robust mid-tier CPU, along with 16GB of RAM. Collectively, these components contribute to a relatively seamless operating system experience. The package also entails 500GB of storage, albeit on the lower end, prompting consideration for an additional HDD or SSD to complement it. If you're a novice seeking to avoid the complexities of building a PC from scratch, the Gamer Xtreme presents an exceptional choice, especially since CyberPowerPC sweetens the deal with a quality mouse and keyboard inclusion. Legion Tower 5i Gen 6 — $1,100, was $1,540 We hold the Legion Tower 5i in such high regard that we've granted it a place within our compilation of the finest gaming desktop PCs. Beneath its exterior, it houses an RTX 3060 – a significantly more potent graphics card in comparison to an RTX 3050. Opting for at least an RTX 3060 is advisable when transitioning to a desktop, making it a worthwhile upgrade if within your means. The presence of an 11th-gen Intel i5-11400 further enhances its performance, offering a robust mid-range CPU capable of smoothly handling CPU-intensive games such as simulations and strategy titles. The configuration of 16GB RAM in a dual-channel setup bolsters performance, while the inclusion of a 650W PSU leaves room for future expansions. Conversely, the 500GB SSD capacity, although functional, falls on the lower side for a gaming desktop. To address this, considering one of the ongoing external hard drive deals could be prudent. Lenovo sweetens the deals best black friday by bundling in three months of Xbox Game Pass, providing an appealing extra perk. Alienware Aurora R13 — $1,300, was $1,872 Elevating the GPU a level higher, here's a best black Friday deals gaming PC deal that not only catches the eye but is also a testament to Alienware's knack for aesthetics. Sporting an RTX 3060 Ti, this offer promises a performance boost, translating to those coveted extra frames. Accompanied by the 12th-gen Intel i7-12700F, the system boasts ample power for streaming on platforms like Twitch or YouTube. Moreover, this enhanced CPU prowess introduces versatility, enabling tasks such as music and video editing to complement your gaming experience. Marking a notable addition, this entry boasts 16GB of DDR5 RAM, the fastest variant available in the market – an unexpected delight within this price bracket. Regrettably, storage stands at a modest 500GB SSD, likely necessitating a future upgrade due to the expanding size of modern games. Legion Tower 7i — $1,630, was $2,240 The Legion Tower 7i emerges as a noteworthy contender among the Black Friday gaming PC deals, presenting a harmonious fusion of performance and affordability, particularly evident with its inclusion of an RTX 3070. This equips it to effortlessly handle 2K at 144Hz – a resolution and refresh rate commonly found in the gaming monitor deals available. With the applied discount, the possibility of securing an outstanding monitor to complement the setup without surpassing a $2,000 budget seems quite feasible. Even though the 11th-gen Intel i7-11700K isn't the latest iteration, its prowess remains substantial for gaming, editing, and streaming tasks. Regrettably, DDR5 RAM isn't part of the package, yet the dual-channel configuration of the 16GB DDR4 RAM contributes to a marginal performance enhancement. The 650W power supply serves as a promising foundation for potential upgrades, although they might not be necessary given the generous storage setup – a 1TB HDD and 500GB SSD combo – providing ample space to last a year or more, if not longer. Alienware R14 Aurora Ryzen Edition — $2,100, was $2,780 Presenting our final offer, an absolute powerhouse housing an RTX 3080 Ti beneath its exterior, enabling seamless 4K gaming at comfortably smooth frame rates. While surpassing the 100 mark might be a challenge, particularly on the latest titles, the visual splendor at this level can easily overshadow such concerns. The presence of the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X CPU further contributes to its might, a processor that, in typical AMD fashion, excels in multi-threading tasks such as audio editing and streaming. Once more, the absence of DDR5 RAM is notable; however, the provided 16GB of DDR4 proves to be more than adequate, leaving room for future upgrades or replacements. The substantial 1TB SSD enhances the deal, offering ample storage that should remain sufficient, even considering the growing size of contemporary games. On the whole, the R14 emerges as a prime contender for one of the finest Black Friday deals for a premium gaming desktop, particularly one boasting an RTX 3080 Ti.       Read the full article

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i5 vs i7 – What’s Better for Best Laptop for Music Production in India?

How to find the best laptop for music production in India? You’ll find this question too often on the internet. And why not? Now people can make music with just a laptop. With the latest trends in music production, you can make music of any genre using your laptop. As per data, the laptop market in India is expected to grow annually by 7.00% (CAGR 2023-2028). And music production is one of the very few reasons for that. But to make music on the laptop, you should find the right machine. You can’t just expect a random regular PC to produce music. With a powerful processor, you can use your laptop as a digital studio. And we’ll talk about that further in the following blog post.

Will a laptop be enough for making music?

It’s one of the most common questions many music enthusiasts ask. Well, YES! You can use your laptop for making music.

Only you’ll need to have some multi-track recording software(s). They’re known as DAW (Digital Audio Workstations). Using DAW, you can make music only by using a laptop. If you’re a beginner, it’ll be helpful for you to produce music in this way. Also, every EDM artist uses DAW to produce music. Logic Pro, Ableton Live, and FL Studio are some of the popular DAWs they use.

You’ll only have to ensure that you’re using a good laptop to support your music creation journey.

How vital is CPU for music production?

Well, every laptop can’t run DAWs smoothly. And, DAWs are not everything for music production. You may need some more hardware support for producing music. And for that, you’ll have to buy a laptop with generous amounts of specs. And one of them is the processor. It’s the foundation of a music production laptop.

The core count and clock speed of the CPU define how quickly you can work on various audio-producing and editing tasks.

Without a powerful CPU, your laptop will work slower regardless of other specs.

Multi-core CPUs can offer better performance.

What to choose – i5 or i7?

When it comes to choosing the best music production laptop, CPU is the most vital spec you must consider. But when it comes to choosing the best CPU for a music production laptop, which one will you choose? Both i5 and i7 are good, and here’re a differential interpretation between them,

Intel i7 CPUs come with larger cache memory allowing PCs to quickly deal with repetitive tasks. While i5 CPUs come with a slightly lower cache memory.

Intel i5 CPUs are inexpensive, making laptops come more into the budget. While Intel i7 CPUs are more expensive, making the laptops costlier.

Intel i5 CPUs work better if you’re doing between 1-20 tracks. While i7 CPUs eliminate the 20 tracks limit of up to 100-120 tracks.

Conclusion,

Choosing the best laptop for music production in India isn’t tough, as there’re many options. But you need to choose the right one for your work. And considering the CPU can help you with that. If you want a budget laptop for producing music, choosing one with an i5 processor will be good. But if you want to do more high-end tasks like gaming on your laptop, choosing an i7 CPU will be ideal. With robust features, i7 CPUs are also ideal for high-level audio editing and production.

Also Read: 10 Best Laptops for College Students in India Trending in 2022

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This is a review of the Acer Predator Helios 500, a 17-inch AMD laptop.

INTRODUCTION

The value of the worldwide gaming business is projected to increase to $321 billion by 2026, according to PwC's worldwide Entertainment and Media Outlook 2022-2026.

If you're looking for a powerful and dependable gaming laptop, go no further than the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD.The tablet also boasts a stunning, high-definition 4K display. However, the battery life is inadequate on this model.

The HD display is just one aspect of the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD's massive and heavy build, which enables it to make full use of its outstanding thermals and full-graphics chip to realize its full potential. The chip's combination of a second-generation Ryzen desktop CPU and Vega 56 graphics allows it to deliver solid performance in games and office applications both.

Specifications for the 17-inch Acer Predator Helios 500 AMD Here are the technical requirements:

Vega 56 8 GB HBM2 for AMD Radeon

CPU: 2.70 GHz AMD Ryzen 7 2700 series

High Capacity Storage, 16GB 256 GB SSD

IPS Screen Resolution (17.3 in.), FreeSync, 144 Hertz Refresh Rate, 72% Screen-to-Body NTSC

16.85″ x 11.73″ x 1.52″ 9.37 lbs.

one DisplayPort 2 USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C ports (1 up to 10 Gbps, 1 for charging only) and 1 HDMI 2.0 port

one DisplayPort 2 USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C ports (1 up to 10 Gbps, 1 for charging only) and 1 HDMI 2.0 port

Display Performance of the Acer Predator Helios 500 17" on AMD The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD features a 17-inch, 1080p (1,920 by 1,080) matte IPS panel with support for 360 hertz of refresh rate. Additionally, the astonishing features like AMD Radeon FreeSync, and a display with a frame rate of 144Hz is ideal for both professional and competitive gaming.

Similarly, tearing is a prevalent sort of distortion in video games; it occurs when a display attempts to present a new frame to the screen before the previous one has been fully written, resulting in two half of the screen that do not line up properly. By synchronizing the screen's refresh rate with the frame rate, technologies like AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync reduce the tearing problem.

The screen's ratio is 16:9, and its pitch is 0.2 x 0.2 mm. In the screen's sweet spot, an approximate brightness of 305 nits is displayed, while a global average of 306 nits is shown.

The AMD-designed Acer Predator Helios 500 17

The Helios 500-17 from Acer The AMD aesthetic is an exciting mashup of daring and eye-catching details. The standard for this type is an entirely black, matte metal framework. This version is best suited for a black matte gaming laptop with blue accents and an AeroBlade 3D fan cooling system.

The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD is constructed almost entirely of plastic, but its aluminum lid. Like other gaming laptops, it also includes some backlighting.There is a button to turn the machine on and off, as well as a keyboard and a mouse pad.

One comparable piece of hardware is the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD, which features a display that is 17.3 inches in size and has a resolution of 4K UHD (3840 x 2160).The result is a clear and legible image on the user's screen.

This model also benefits from an IPS panel's broad viewing angle and bright display. The top bezel also houses a high-definition webcam, perfect for video chats.

17-inch AMD Acer Predator Helios 500 Typewriter with Trackpad The chiclet-style keyboard on the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD deck is spacious and comfortable to use. This model stands out in the gaming market thanks to its spectacular RGB lights. The keyboard's good key spacing and quality key design make it a popular option.

Here are a few of WASD's best features:

Magforce

Any gaming laptop that uses a linear press will benefit from these keys. There is zero bump when you push the key, and only 3.0 mm of travel. The actuation points are likewise up to the discretion of the user.

Racing

The keyboard's keys are concave and curved, with a travel distance of 3.1 mm.

Swappable

As was previously noted, any of the keys can be removed and replaced with a standard membrane switch or keycap at any time. Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD is also rather heavy, coming in at around 3900 g. Additionally, there are two separate click buttons on the touchpad. It's silkier and quicker to respond thanks to multitouch gestures. However, the touchpad's size is on the diminutive side.

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Support for the AMD Acer Predator Helios 500, a 17-inch Laptop The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD has an impressive number of input and output options. One USB Type-A and two USB Type-C ports can be found on the laptop's right side. The HDMI and Thunderbolt 4 connectors are conveniently located next to each other.

The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD notebook has two USB Type-A ports and an Ethernet jack on its left side. A mini-display port and an audio jack can be found on the right.

17-inch Acer Helios Predator with AMD Audio

Users may want to take advantage of the high-quality audio provided by the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD. The maximum loudness of the speaker is 78 dB, which is very loud. Custom tuning also allows customers to fine-tune the sound to their liking.

Users may get the most out of their audio experience by avoiding distortion and hearing every nuance, thanks to signal protection and multi-band compression.

The mono and stereo sound quality of the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD speakers can actually be enhanced. Although it might use more bass, the sound system is extremely powerful.

17-inch AMD Acer Predator Helios 500 Battery Life The 4-cell lithium-ion battery pack of the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD battery has a 74 Wh capacity. The manufacturer estimates the battery life to be between four and five hours. When compared to competing 17-inch models, the battery life is noticeably shorter. 17-inch AMD Acer Predator Helios 500 The Visuals and Processing

Speed

The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD is equipped with a Core i9-11980HK processor from Intel's 11th generation, a GeForce RTX 3080 graphics card from Nvidia, 32GB of RAM, and a 2TB PCIe M.2 SSD. However, the laptop's performance is commendable and does not let down the buyer. The AMD Ryzen 7-2700 desktop processor features 8 cores and 16 threads, allowing it to run at a blistering 3.7 GHz with a maximum turbo speed of 4.3 GHz.

The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD is an excellent option because to its Windows 10 Home operating system, 8 GB of HBM2 RAM, and AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 graphics chip.

In a similar vein, the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD features 16 GB of RAM and a 256 GB PCI Express NVMe solid-state drive (SSD) as an optional upgrade.

17-inch AMD Acer Predator Helios 500 Prospective Costs The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD might be sold for a minimum of $2500 online. The cost may increase in accordance with the enactment of regulations.

Pros and Cons Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD: Pros and Cons

Pros

• Stunning Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 GPU, blazing fast Intel CPU • Incredible RGB lighting • Typing comfort • Exciting presentation • Quality webcam • Excellent Efficiency in Processor, Display, and SSD • Unusually silent for a laptop in its class • Monitor support for FreeSync and a wide refresh rate range of 60–144 hertz • Automatic Keyboard • Includes a MUX selector • Simple to upgrade and open up

Cons

• Miniature trackpad • Heavyweight • Low battery capacity • Space constraints • Completely plastic construction, apart from the lid • Quick running time • Sub-bass weak in speakers • Costly • Darker screen • Bloatware

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FAQ, s Please tell me when the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD will be available. The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD was scheduled for availability in 2021.

Q - Can I connect a Thunderbolt 3 device to my Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD? Ans - The USB Type-C connector on the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD can be used with a Thunderbolt 3 dock.

Q - Is there a touchscreen on the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD? Ans - Despite having a touchpad, the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD does not include a touchscreen.

Q - Can you tell me how much space the Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD can hold? Ans - The Acer Predator Helios 500 17 AMD may use an SSD as large as 2 terabytes in size. It's also upgradable.

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