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4K Linux gaming duel: SteamOS vs Windows 11 on a flagship AMD rig

Originally Published 21 hours ago — by Notebookcheck

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YouTuber ETA Prime built an all-AMD PC (Ryzen 7 9800X3D, RX 7900 XTX, 32 GB DDR5) and dual-booted Windows 11 Pro and SteamOS 3.7.17 to run Cyberpunk 2077, Borderlands 4, Forza Horizon 5, Spider-Man 2, and Red Dead Redemption 2 at 4K Ultra. Results vary by title: Cyberpunk 2077 nearly identical (84 FPS Windows 11 vs 85 FPS SteamOS), Borderlands 4 favors Windows (74 vs 69), Forza Horizon 5 favors Windows (191 vs 157), Spider-Man 2 edges SteamOS (111 vs 103), and Red Dead Redemption 2 leads Windows (96 vs 88). The test highlights that Linux/SteamOS gaming is viable today but performance is game-dependent, with a dual-boot setup offering flexibility to choose the best-performing OS per title while preserving Windows ecosystem access.

Scientists Find Ultra-HD TVs May Not Offer Visible Benefits to Most Viewers

Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Guardian

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Scientists from the University of Cambridge and Meta found that for typical viewing distances in an average-sized living room, ultra-HD TVs (4K or 8K) do not provide a noticeable improvement in image sharpness over 2K screens, as the human eye cannot distinguish the extra pixels beyond a certain point.

Scientists Determine Human Eye's Resolution Limit for Ultra-HD TVs

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Tech Xplore

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Researchers from Cambridge and Meta Reality Labs found that the human eye has a resolution limit around 94 pixels per degree for grayscale images, and lower for color images, suggesting that ultra-HD TVs beyond a certain resolution (like 4K or 8K) may not provide noticeable benefits in typical home viewing conditions.

Top Deals and Tips for Choosing the Best Roku Streaming Stick

Originally Published 3 months ago — by bgr.com

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The article provides nine essential tips for buying a Roku Streaming Stick, including compatibility requirements, the need for an HDMI port and power source, understanding that it offers streaming only with limited storage, and the importance of internet speed. It also highlights that not all Roku models are sticks, third-party app support is limited, and privacy concerns are present due to data tracking. Choosing the right model based on your TV's capabilities and internet connection is crucial for an optimal streaming experience.

‘One Battle After Another’ Dominates Box Office and Preorders

Originally Published 3 months ago — by IGN

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Paul Thomas Anderson's film 'One Battle After Another' is available for preorder on 4K and Blu-ray, with prices at $29.99 and $24.99 respectively, though the release date is still to be announced. Preordering ensures delivery as soon as it is available, despite the film's recent theatrical release and the lack of cover art or bonus features at this time.

Experiencing the Impact of a 240Hz 4K OLED Gaming Monitor

Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Verge

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The author reviews the Alienware AW2725Q, a high-end 240Hz 4K OLED gaming monitor, highlighting its stunning picture quality and smooth gaming experience, especially with adaptive refresh rate technology. Despite its impressive visuals, the monitor's high cost, limited USB ports, and lack of a KVM switch make it less practical for everyday work. The author concludes that while the monitor is a luxury, once accustomed to its quality, it becomes a desirable upgrade, though not essential.

ASUS Launches New 4K OLED Gaming Monitors with TrueBlack Glossy Finish

Originally Published 5 months ago — by IGN

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Asus introduces the ROG Strix XG32UCWG, a high-end OLED gaming monitor priced at $999 that features a dual resolution 4K/1080p display, up to 330Hz refresh rate, and a new TrueBlack Glossy finish for deeper blacks and vivid colors, combining excellent performance with a sleek design and advanced gaming features.

ASUS Unveils Dual-Mode 4K WOLED Gaming Monitors with Up to 480Hz Refresh Rate

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Wccftech

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ASUS has launched the world's first 4K WOLED gaming monitors, the ROG Strix XG32UCWMG and XG32UCWG, featuring dual mode configurations for 4K and FHD resolutions, high refresh rates up to 240Hz and 165Hz respectively, HDR10 support, and advanced color accuracy, offering a premium gaming experience with improved blacks and reduced glare.

Elgato Launches Versatile 4K Webcam and Capture Devices for Creators

Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Verge

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Elgato has launched the Facecam 4K webcam priced at $199.99, featuring support for interchangeable lens filters, 4K resolution at 60fps, and compatibility with its Camera Hub software for manual adjustments. It offers cinematic effects with third-party filters, a Sony Starvis 2 sensor, and can work with the Nintendo Switch 2 after a firmware update, positioning it as a versatile and affordable upgrade for streamers and content creators.