• Mailbox: Switch 2 Caution, Unpopular Opinions, Easy Games - Nintendo Life Letters
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    Image: Nintendo LifeWelcome back as we open up the Nintendo Life Mailbox once again.Here we are in 2025, ready to thrive, and Nintendo has kindly given us all some good news: Switch 2 is indeed Switch 2, it's looking sexy and watch this space. We're paraphrasing, but that's the gist.It's time for our monthly letters page feature, though. Got something you want to get off your chest? We're ready and waiting to read about your game-related ponderings.Each month well highlight a Star Letter, the writer of which will receive a months subscription to our ad-free Supporter scheme. Check out the submission guidelines at the bottom of this page.Let's plunge our mitts into the box, shall we?Nintendo Life Mailbox - January 2024Image: Nintendo"old Nintendo" (***STAR LETTER***)Dear NL,Nintendo is probably never going to be worse. I know this is an unpopular opinion, but yes. With the massive targeting at retro game YouTubers and perfectly legal emulation(not piracy), taking down fan games, and, worst of all, lack of charmingness in their consoles. Back in the 3DS/Wii U days, we had music, beautiful menus, Miiverse, and a bigger focus on Miis. I want the old Nintendo. The one that wasn't afraid to be a little different than everybody else.Happy New Year, JayHmm. I get where youre coming from (I like menu music as much as the next editor, and Nintendo has a draconian approach to emulation), but this is the company that released Switch-compatible cardboard robots and a Pilates ring controller this gen. That's a little different, no?As unsurprising as Switch 2 feels from the reveal, it did have Joy-Con sliding all over the place like mice - and despite all the hardware leaks, we also know next to nothing about the software. I'm convinced we'll see big swings and no shortage of charm precisely because the system is so outwardly iterative.If Switch is Nintendo at its worst... well, I don't think my body will survive the good stuff. - Ed."fearless ambition"On a recent rewatch of the film "BlackBerry", I noticed that a major contributor to Research In Motion's downfall was their refusal to innovate further than they already had - their hesitance to evolve after the iPhone hit the market essentially doomed them. I also recently watched "The Social Network", which proved a particularly interesting watch in the context of Facebook's reputation in the current day - its rampant early success eventually allowed Meta to indulge in its worst habits with little meaningful scrutiny. I believe my interpretations of these films reflect many of my worst fears about the Switch 2; will its seemingly inevitable runaway success give Nintendo the overconfidence to excuse itself of the fearless ambition that made it so renowned not even 15 years ago? We're all familiar with many of its most questionable business practices (i.e. full-price ports, lacklustre online, Joy-Con drift), but will the Switch 2 selling like hotcakes cause those practices to worsen or even manifest in other forms (hello, $70 price point)? I want to play the next Mario Kart as much as anyone else, but the overabundance of warning signs I'm noticing with the Switch 2 are tempering my excitement and expectations.KrustyKoopaNintendo is a very different entity to Blackberry and Facebook, one that's in the business of entertainment first and foremost, so those comparisons aren't apt beyond early commercial success and fortunes going up and down.Did that initial success lead to complacency and Nintendo indulging its "worst habits"? Perhaps, when they ruled with an iron licensing agreement without robust competition. But then, boom, the birth of 3D games, the DS, the Wii, the Switch - platforms that moved the goalposts for everyone. Incredible software has been a constant from the company since the mid-'80s, too.Given the industry right now, I don't think overconfidence is a problem for any of the big three, and there's no guarantee Switch 2 will sell like hotcakes. Nintendo has been at this long enough to know it's never easy, even when something's apparently printing money.I understand the hesitance, the caution, even the slight disappointment that the next console isn't a doughnut or something unexpected. But I'm very excited to see more of this thing and theres ample opportunity to do imaginative work in a familiar framework. - Ed.Image: Nintendo"Bowser in winter"Dear Nintendolife,I got 2 games for Christmas: Kirby and the Forgotten Land and Mario vs Donkey Kong. Both games had perfect difficulty, easy to go through, great challenge to collect everything on the levels, hard to 100% (especially true for Kirby). When I look your reviews, I see severe criticism against the low difficulty, then a lot of comments stating people would not buy such an easy game. They dont know, what a great experience they miss. I admit these are easier than games of my youth, but I dont miss the ice cold sweat flowing down on my body when fighting Bowser in winter. So my feeling is you are downplaying the difficulty, dissuading readers from playing great games.MorselI mean, Kirby got a 9/10 and the Mario vs. Donkey Kong remake scored a 'Good' 7/10, too. I don't agree that there's "severe criticism" of the difficulty in either case. If someone loves sweat-inducing levels of challenge, those aren't going to satisfy them and that's worth noting. For everyone else, the context of the full review makes it clear that there's loads to enjoy in both those games.I really need to get back to Kirby at some point. - Ed."an official thing officially"So with the Nintendo Switch 2 an official thing officially on the way, and having never known the site before the switch, I wanted to ask- do you know how the site will change with the new system? Will certain kinds of content be phased out? will the main color of the site (It's been switch red for the last few years aside from articles for retro systems and franchises) change for the new system? And, uh, this'll sound weird, but any words of comfort for those who won't be able to upgrade to the newest hardware and games straight away?WillaxI consulted with top brass and there's nothing planned when it comes to colour changes right now. The red feels very 'Nintendo' and something bright and punchy is preferable to drab grey in my book. NL's 20th anniversary is coming up this year, so ideas for that are percolating but a total front-end overhaul for Switch 2 isn't on the cards right now.And we've got no plans to phase out OG Switch games coverage yet. There's going to be a lot of crossover in the first year at least and with all those games playable on the next system, we'll be covering the best of both for a good while.And for readers who won't be upgrading immediately, remember that these games aren't going anywhere! We'll be flagging spoilers in our conversations and features as always, so give the insidious FOMO a sound thrashing and try to enjoy the anticipation. It's going to be a fun one and well be here when you do jump aboard! - Ed.Image: NintendoBonus Letters"I'm hoping for a Studiopolis redub of 25 Pokemon seasons." - Scott DevineBlimey. - Ed."can you tell by my username that I like potatoes?" - Potato-manEating or cavorting with? - Ed.That's all for this month! Thanks to everyone who wrote in, whether you were featured above or not.Got something you'd like to get off your chest? A burning question you need answered? A correction you can't contain? Follow the instructions below, then, and we look forward to rifling through your missives.Nintendo Life Mailbox submission advice and guidelinesLetters, not essays, please - Bear in mind that your letter may appear on the site, and 1000 words ruminating on the Legend of Heroes series and asking Alana for her personal ranking isn't likely to make the cut. Short and sweet is the order of the day. (If you're after a general guide, 100-200 words would be ample for most topics.)Don't go crazy with multiple correspondences - Ideally, just the one letter a month, please!Don't be disheartened if your letter doesn't appear in the monthly article - We anticipate a substantial inbox, and we'll only be able to highlight a handful every month. So if your particular letter isn't chosen for the article, please don't get disheartened!How to send a Letter to the Nintendo Life MailboxHead to Nintendo Life's Contact page and select the subject "Reader Letters" from the drop-down menu (it's already done for you in the link above). Type your name, email, and beautifully crafted letter into the appropriate box, hit send, and boom you're done! Advert FreeShare:02 Gavin first wrote for Nintendo Life in 2018 before joining the site full-time the following year, rising through the ranks to become Editor. He can currently be found squashed beneath a Switch backlog the size of Normandy. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related ArticlesMailbox: Switch 2 Caution, Unpopular Opinions, Easy Games - Nintendo Life LettersIssue #20 - January 2025
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  • The NAP Penthouse by Tissellistudio Architetti: The Power of Colored Mirrors
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    NAP Penthouse | DworzynskiThe NAP Penthouse integrates heritage with contemporary design and is located within the historic Palazzo Calboli dallAste in Forl. The project incorporates modern elements that redefine spatial perception. Central to this transformation is colored mirrors, which expand space and enhance the interplay between light and reflection. This article explores the penthouses spatial composition, material selection, and impact on contemporary interior architecture.NAP Penthouse Technical InformationArchitects1-2: tissellistudio architetti Location: Forl, ItalyArea: 200 m2 | 2,150 Sq. Ft.Completion Year: 2023Photographs: DworzynskiThe NAP penthouse demonstrates how even the most intimate spaces can become a standalone work of art, surpassing traditional standards and offering a unique and engaging living experience. tissellistudio architettiNAP Penthouse Photographs Dworzynski Dworzynski Dworzynski Dworzynski Dworzynski Dworzynski DworzynskiNAP Penthouse Spatial CompositionThe spatial organization of the NAP Penthouse follows an interconnected approach, utilizing the double-height living area to create openness. A staircase clad in colored mirrors is a focal point, emphasizing height and depth. The contrast between wooden flooring and light-toned walls provides a neutral backdrop for custom-made furniture. These elements are characterized by clean lines and rhythmic compositions, as well as balanced function and aesthetics.Descending from the living room, the dining area introduces reflective surfaces. The brushed stainless steel kitchen peninsula integrates with a matte lacquered wooden panel, concealing kitchen functions while maintaining a cohesive aesthetic. The interplay of materials enhances the visual experience and defines spatial transitions within the home.Light, Reflection, and the Role of Colored MirrorsA key feature of the NAP Penthouse is the strategic use of colored mirrors to influence light and spatial perception. In the dining area, these reflective elements respond to daylight and artificial lighting conditions. Rather than serving as ornamentation, the mirrors contribute to the architectural composition, altering the sense of depth and enclosure.In the sleeping quarters, a window between the master bedroom and en-suite bathroom creates visual continuity. Skylights introduce natural light, enhancing warmth and intimacy within the space.The bathroom, often secondary in design, plays an integral role. Red mirrored surfaces define a transitional area, integrating fixtures and appliances. Beyond this space, the room opens into a bright volume with exposed wooden beams, emphasizing spatial quality through material selection and lighting.A New Approach to Reflection in Interior DesignThe NAP Penthouse demonstrates how colored mirrors can be used as an architectural tool rather than a decorative element. By incorporating these reflective surfaces, the project enhances spatial fluidity and material contrasts, contributing to the interior environments overall experience.However, while the mirrors add to the design, questions arise regarding their longevity and adaptability. The project balances bold features with understated elements, yet its relevance in the long term remains uncertain. The challenge is to maintain a balance between innovation and enduring architectural values.Ultimately, the NAP Penthouse explores the potential of material experimentation in contemporary design. It presents an approach that prioritizes spatial perception over excess, encouraging architects to reconsider how reflection, color, and materiality influence interior space.NAP Penthouse PlansFloor Plan | tissellistudioarchitettiFloor Plan | tissellistudioarchitettiNAP Penthouse Image GalleryAbouttissellistudioarchitetti tissellistudioarchitetti was founded in 1998 by architect Filippo Tisselli, later joined by architect Cinzia Mondello in 2001. Since 2011, architect Marcin Dworzynski has also been a key collaborator within the studio. Over the years, the firm has engaged in various projects, from residential buildings to service industry developments, interior architecture, and product design.Rooted in the regional context, tissellistudioarchitetti operates as a small yet dynamic architectural practice that blends international architectural sensibilities with local expertise. While maintaining a modest organizational structure, the studio prioritizes a meticulous approach to design, integrating extensive experience, linguistic exploration, research into new materials and technologies, and a strong attention to detail at every phase of the creative process. The firm remains dedicated to bringing global architectural discourse into the local landscape, striving to create projects that resonate beyond their immediate context.
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  • 72 hours later with Galaxy S25 Ultra - the AI hype is getting real for me
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    ZDNET's key takeaways The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is a premium flagship meant for users who want the most out of their phone, with a starting price of $1,299. Key improvements include new Galaxy AI features, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and a 50MP ultrawide lens. No major shifts to camera hardware, battery size, and charging speeds. more buying choices Samsung's Big Bad Galaxy phone has arrived, and it's almost everything I expected. The Galaxy S25 Ultra, which starts at the same bold price as last year, $1,299, remains the company's do-everything handset, with a more durable display, an upgraded camera system with some handy editing tricks, and the latest Qualcomm processor keeping things running. Oh, and yes, AI is everything, everywhere, all at once.Also: Samsung Unpacked 2025: Five biggest announcements, including S25 Edge and AR glassesWhile last year's Galaxy S24 series ushered in Samsung's Galaxy AI era, this year feels more like the company cementing itself as the leader in the space, besting Apple and even Google (for now) on features and capabilities. Of course, how decorative that honor is ultimately depends on how invested you are in using AI.I've spent the three days so far testing the S25 Ultra and wasn't too surprised to find myself both fascinated and bored. After all, this is now Samsung's fifth iteration of the S-series Ultra model, and the changes year-over-year have been modest, to be generous. But if you're currently using a three- to four-year-old handset and considering an upgrade, take this first-hand testimonial -- I'm not calling it a full review yet -- to heart. (And if you're an enthusiast, it'll matter just as much to you.) details View at Samsung The Galaxy S Ultra has always been a big-phone, two-handed affair, and that holds this year. When I first unboxed the S25 Ultra, it felt like the fanciest calculator ever (and I mean that in a nice way), with its round edges and tall stature. Coming from the OnePlus 13 I recently reviewed -- which, on paper, is relatively similar in size -- the S25 Ultra had a bolder and more striking presence. From left to right: iPhone 16 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, and Google Pixel 9 Pro XL. Kerry Wan/ZDNETFortunately, the device is not as top-heavy as I remember previous models being, even though Samsung encased the four rear cameras with thicker rings this time around. In fact, the S25 Ultra is lighter than its predecessor by 16 grams, earning it the title of the thinnest Galaxy S Ultra ever. You'll likely hear more about the "thinnification" of phones later this year.Also:I went hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy S25 - and the AI features were surprisingly polishedThe other notable design upgrade with the S25 Ultra is the Corning Gorilla Armor 2 layered over the front display. It doesn't take away from the anti-reflection surface treatment that made headlines on last year's S24 Ultra, yet promises improved drop protection and scratch resistance. I believe it. My S24 Ultra last year had numerous micro scratches after just days of testing, while my S25 Ultra review unit has remained pristine so far.Now if only Samsung could bring back the glory days of psychedelic Aura Glow finishes, because these S25 Ultra colors are uninspiring. Perhaps it's the nature of titanium finishes or the harsh reality that consumers are more likely to opt for safer colors with black, white, and silver hues than poppy and bright. Regardless, you'll want to slap on a case if you want to give your S25 Ultra even a touch of personality.Under the hood is a new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, the same processor powering competing Android phones like the OnePlus 13 and Honor Magic 7 Pro. The most notable benefit of the chipset comes in the form of AI experiences -- specifically, a 40% increase in NPU performance compared to last year's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.Also: Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra vs. iPhone 16 Pro Max: We tested both, and the winner is not so obviousIn layman's terms, on-device AI features should take up less bandwidth and power to operate while also functioning quickly. I saw the results in person, placebo effect or not, as my S25 Ultra can swiftly remove subjects (along with their shadows) from the background of photos via Generative Edit and pull up Gemini search results in a matter of seconds.You can also chalk up the performance to the enhanced Gemini app, which can now be fired up with a long press of the power button. Previously, Samsung phones were limited to Bixby -- or Google Assistant, if you made some sketchy, backend modifications -- so this change is a breath of fresh air. It makes transitioning from any other Android phone that uses Gemini as the default assistant much more burdenless.Speaking of which, the new Gemini-Bixby hybrid AI agent, as Samsung confusingly puts it, can handle natural-sounding, conversational chains of actions, such as looking up the upcoming schedule of your favorite sports team and adding the date(s) to your calendar. While the agent-like capability mainly works across Google and Samsung apps, some third-party services like Spotify are supported, too.Also:I may finally ditch my Google Pixel for a Samsung Galaxy phone in 2025. Here's whyThe important thing is knowing how to phrase your commands. For example, when I asked the AI agent to createa Spotify playlist for road trips and send it to my wife, it responded that it was unable to do so. When, instead, I asked it to findsongs that were good for road trips, it curated the list and drafted a modifiable text message. Ladies and gentlemen, AI. Kerry Wan/ZDNETConsidering last year's S24 series introduced Google's Circle to Search feature, and this year's S25 series is doing the same for the enhanced Gemini-Bixby experience, it wouldn't be farfetched to say that Samsung, not Google, makes the best AI phone on the market right now.Some other new Galaxy AI tools like AI Select and Now Brief only reinforce that statement, with the former being an adaptive, context-aware screen selection tool, and the latter giving you daily summaries of the weather, calendar events, and news.Also: Samsung appliances are about to get smarter and wiser - thanks to AII just wish Now Brief showed me more than just political news; even with my topic preferences within my Samsung News app set to technology and sports, the app still wakes me up with an "Uplifting Morning Prep" Spotify playlist and the latest scoop on the US president signing executive orders. The new 50MP ultrawide lens pulls in four times more detail than the previous generation's 12MP sensor, according to Samsung. Kerry Wan/ZDNETOne of the key reasons to buy a Galaxy Ultra phone continues to be the camera, though Samsung hasn't improved the specifications much this year -- at least on paper. The only hardware change is the 50-megapixel ultrawide lens (up from 12MP), which, from my initial shots, yields greater detail and vividness, especially when capturing macro photos. The rest of the lenses, such as the 200MP wide, 50MP 5x telephoto, and 10MP 3x telephoto, are identical to last year's S24 Ultra.Also:The best Android phones to buy in 2025There's a bigger focus on the software side of things, with Samsung introducing helpful photo and video features like 10-bit HDR video recording by default to capture a wider dynamic range, a new Audio Eraser feature that lets you adjust the volumes of various frequencies (classified as audio subjects like voices, wind, and noises), and the ability to record in Galaxy Log mode.The latter feature allows you to better spot overexposed areas and adjust the dynamic range as you're recording videos, while also applying LUTs in post for better color and light control. I'll be testing the shooting mode more in the coming days.ZDNET's buying advice (for now)My first several day of testing theSamsung Galaxy S25 Ultraconfirms several things for me. While most aspects of the phone, such as the vibrant, glare-free display and versatility across the cameras and AI features, are easy to appreciate, the upgrades this year feel iterative and safe.In ways, Samsung has even taken a few steps back, with the S Pen stylus no longer supporting Bluetooth controls and gestures, and the company opting for Qi2-ready cases instead of embedding the actual technology within its phones.It's understandable that early adopters and tech enthusiasts might feel underwhelmed by the S25 Ultra. But when I consider consumers who are coming from an S21 series, Pixel 6 or 7, or even an older iPhone, Samsung's new flagship handset checks almost every box you can think of. And you may even score a generous trade-in deal through your local carrier or retailer.Featured reviews
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  • Can you make an AirTag last 10 years? It took me a seconds to do it
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    I have over a dozen AirTags in use, and my biggest problem is having to change the batteries every year or so. No more!
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  • 5 Signs Your Computer Or Laptop Is Hacked And What To Do
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    TABLE OF CONTENTSRestoring a hacked computer to normal can be a time-consuming process, but it is generally doable.gettyHackers are a busy bunch, with more than 300 million computers hacked every year and there's a dizzying range of ways in which a computer or laptop can be compromised. Criminals often, for example, use phishing attacks, sending emails to persuade you to click on a malicious link, which then installs malware on your machine. In other cases, a hack of a company exposes your password, which may be sold on the dark web. Once they've got control, hackers can do all sorts of damage, from spying on you to to stealing financial details such as credit card numbers. We look at the signs that your computer or laptop has been hacked, and the steps you should take if it has.How To Tell If Your Computer Is HackedThere are a number of signs that your PC may have been hacked, some more obvious than others. These include slow performance, or your computer freezing or crashing signs that the device is working hard for someone else.You may spot the appearance of programs that you didn't install yourself, changes to your browser home page, search engine or extensions, or a plague of unexpected pop-ups. Unexpected emails may be sent or received, or your password changed, and unauthorized logins or new accounts may appear. Your browser may act oddly, redirecting you to unwanted websites, and unasked-for files may be downloaded. And a warning from your anti-virus package that it's detected and removed malware may not mean you truly have the all-clear if you're getting repeated messages, it's possible that the package is failing to finish the job.Sign 1: Sluggish PerformanceA common first sign that your PC has been hacked is that its performance suddenly slows down. Websites may take a long time to load, and opening files or loading applications may take longer than usual. The machine may freeze or crash. These are all signs that you may have malware running in the background on your PC, or that unauthorized programs are consuming system resources.Sign 2: Unexpected Programs Or Pop-Ups AppearIf programs appear on your desktop that you haven't installed, this is a strong sign that your computer or laptop has been hacked. You may also see vast numbers of pop-ups on your screen often pretending to be an anti-virus package warning you that you've been hacked and suggesting that you click on them.Sign 3: Changes To Your BrowserAnother sign that your computer has been hacked is a change to your browser settings. Your home page may look different, or unwanted toolbars and extensions may appear. The aim of the hackers is to get you to click on malicious websites containing malware, or sites that could steal your personal information.Sign 4: Unusual Email ActivityCompromising a PC user's email is one of the most common ways that a computer can be hacked, with the hackers then using the account to spread malware or carry out phishing scams. If you or your contacts spot suspicious emails coming from your email address, it's a strong sign that this has happened.Sign 5: Unauthorized Log-In AttemptsYou may start getting alerts from your email provider or other accounts that there have been log-in attempts that weren't made by you. If you spot attempts to access your accounts from unfamiliar devices or locations, the chances are that a hacker is to blame.What Should You Do If Your Computer Is Hacked?If you discover that your computer or laptop has been hacked, you'll need to act fast. The first thing is to disconnect your machine from the internet to stop the hacker having access.You'll then need to go through the long and rather tedious process of changing passwords on every single application or service that you have installed on your computer. And you should remove any external drives to prevent the malware from spreading any further and consider wiping your hard drive after backing everything up, of course. Finally, it's a very good idea to notify your contacts about what's happened to make sure they don't fall victim themselves.1. Disconnect And Quarantine Your PCIf you discover that your PC has been hacked, the first thing you should do and you should do this immediately is unplug your machine, and disconnect it from the internet by turning off the wifi through the machine's settings. This prevents the hacker from continuing to remotely control your computer and means they can't gather any more personal or financial information than they already have.2. Change Your PasswordsIt's a bit of a heart-sink job, and will probably be pretty time-consuming, but it's vital to change all your passwords. You should start with banking or financial apps and shopping sites anything that might have your financial details and then move on to email, Facebook, other social networks and the rest. Make sure your passwords are unique and hard to guess, and include upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols3. Remove External DevicesIf you've got any USB flash devices or external hard disks connected to your PC, now is the time to disconnect them. First, go to the relevant folder and click eject. To be on the safe side, it's also a good idea to delete your computer's hard disk making sure that you back everything up first and reinstall your operating system.4. Run A Full System ScanThere's no point doing all of this if there's a threat still lurking within your computer, and advanced malware can often hide in system processes. Use a package you trust and certainly nothing that's prompted you to use it via a pop-up. Make sure it's a full-system scan, including hidden files and folders. If the package identifies anything suspect, delete it immediately.5. Notify Your ContactsIf your computer has been hacked, there's a strong likelihood that the criminals will try and broaden their attack by targeting your contacts too perhaps by sending them messages encouraging them to click on malicious links. It's a good idea to warn all your contacts on email, social media and the like not to trust any suspicious messages that appear to have come from you.How Can You Protect Your PC From Hackers?Once your computer or laptop has been hacked, you'll want to make sure it never happens again and that means sticking to some basic cyber security practices.Make sure you keep your operating system and software up to date, and that they're automatically installing the latest security patches. This, of course, applies particularly to your anti-virus package. Turn on two-factor authentication in all your apps and services. You may find it useful to use a virtual private network, especially if you use public wifi, and you could also install a firewall. Keep all your files backed up, so that if anything does happen again you have access to all your data. And make sure that you're careful in future never click on any links you're sent unless you're absolutely certain that they're safe.Bottom LineA hacked PC or laptop can lead to serious consequences, from the compromise of your personal data to financial theft. Restoring everything to normal can be a time-consuming process, but is at least generally doable. And if you do fall victim, there are measures you can take to minimize the chances of it happening again.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Can A Hacker Freeze Your Computer?A hacker won't actually freeze your computer on purpose, but it often happens as a side-effect of their activities and is a common sign that your machine has been compromised.Whats happening is that the criminals are overloading your system with their own activities, opening large numbers of applications that run in the background, and overloading your computers memory. Turning it off by unplugging it and holding down the power button for 30 seconds, waiting a few minutes and then restarting should fix the problem.What Does A Hacked Laptop Look Like?Whether its a desktop computer or a laptop, the signs that you've been hacked are the same. Signs to look out for include sluggish performance, repeated pop-ups or unexplained activity.This can include emails or downloads that you didnt make yourself, as well as password changes or unauthorized logins or changes to your browser home page, search engine or extensions.How Do You Fix A Hacked Computer?Time is of the essence when dealing with a hacked computer or laptop, with your first task being to pull the plug and disconnect it from the internet.After that, you'll need to change all your passwords, remove any external drives to stop the malware spreading and consider wiping your hard drive. You should also inform all your contacts about what's happened and take steps to keep your computer safer in future.How To Tell If Your Mac Is Hacked?Apple Macs are known for their high levels of security but that doesn't mean they're completely unhackable. The warning signs are much the same as those for a PC.This means slow performance or unexpected crashes, the appearance of large numbers of pop-ups, and unwanted data uploads or downloads. Other signs include password changes you didn't make, or changes to your account settings.
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  • Will European Auto Makers Gain Relief From EU CO2 Emission Rules?
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    Two male automotive designers create design of eco-friendly electric car, choose color using tablet ... [+] computer and futuristic augmented reality hologram. 3D graphics of vehicle developing. VFX animationgettyThe European Union starts an investigation January 30 into its ailing automotive manufacturers as the industry seeks relief from the existential threat of tightening CO2 emissions rules and their unintended consequences.Europeans automakers are struggling to meet the requirements but Chinese manufacturers are ready, willing and able to meet demand for electric vehicles. This is an outcome EU regulators surely didnt plan.EU commissioners, lobby groups and environmental organizations are determined to force the industry to comply.EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen (if recovered from sickness) will lead the Strategic Dialogue on the Future of the European Automotive Industry. Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes, Stellantis and Renault and their ilk hope the assembled delegates will quickly decide to address their most pressing problem and mitigate the tightening rules designed to force Europeans to buy electric vehicles.The rules tighten significantly in 2025 and continue to squeeze the industry until 2035, when no new internal combustion engine-powered sedans and SUVs will be allowed. The rules threaten the bottom lines of European players. Sales of EVs are stumbling because they are too expensive for Europeans on average wages and are unable to provide the all-round utility that ICE vehicles can.Chinese manufacturers of EVs are way ahead with a 30% cost advantage and the CO2 program is more like a free lunch for the likes of BYD, Geely, Great Wall Motors and SAICs MG that threatens to undermine profits and the viability of Europeans.MORE FOR YOUCan the Strategic Dialogue quickly suggest some changes to the CO2 regime, like stopping the huge fines for missing the timetable, or perhaps spreading them over 5 years, maybe using the money to fund EV research, or cancelling the 2035 ICE end-of-life date?Concept map depicting dialogue between China and the European Union. Basemap and background concept. ... [+] Double exposure hologram.gettyDream on, manufacturers. The Dialogue will more likely be a waffle fest as the delegates preen and posture about advancing climate goals and broader objectives for society.13.2 million Europeans are employed by the industry, representing just over 10% of all manufacturing jobs, and generating over 7.5% of EU GDP, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (known by its acronym in French ACEA).Im afraid it (the progression to banning new ICE vehicles by 2025) will really be a disaster for the European auto industry. We already see the signs of really big troubles. Last year, a lot of important factories shut down, even some with strong and solid market positions and reputations were closing factories and this was something that never happened before in Germany for 60 years, said Federico Millo, professor of automotive internal combustion engines at Politecnico di Torino.Last year, even mighty Volkswagen, in financial trouble because its range of EVs wasnt able to keep pace with the EUs demands, tried to close three German factories in a radical restructuring program. In the event the closures were thwarted, but Volkswagen announced more than 35,000 job cuts and a capacity reduction of about 700,000 vehicles. Production of the Golf hatchback will move to Mexico.The situation is going to become more and more dramatic in terms of decline if the CO2 rules are not changed and the targets revised, Millo said in a telephone interview.Late last year ACEA renewed a call for relief from huge fines manufacturers face for failing to meet vehicle emissions standards.Ola Kllenius, chief executive officer of Mercedes-Benz Group AG. Kllenius is now President of ... [+] ACEA. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg 2023 Bloomberg Finance LP(EU CO2 rules) must be subject to a reality check and a realignment to make it less rigid, more flexible and to turn the decarbonization of the automotive industry into a green and profitable business model, ACEA President Ola Kllenius (CEO of Mercedes) said in a letter to EU leaders.Renault CEO Luca de Meo has said the European industry faces fines of around 15 billion ($15.6 billion) for missing the 2025 CO2 emissions target.According to Berenberg Bank, Germany, Poland, France, Italy and Czechia have asked the Commission to relax CO2 regulations to avoid weakening an already challenged automotive sector.These pleas from the manufacturers and EU member states has generated much opposition from politicians, lobby groups and environmentalists.EU transport commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas said the EU must stick to the CO2 plan. Green lobbyist Transport & Environment described the industry claim that fines will reach 15 billion as bogus. T&E said the industrys program of new EVs will be more than enough to match the demands in 2025.It is deeply concerning that critical debates on the future of one of the EUs most important climate regulations are being driven by such flawed arguments, T&E said in a statement.Volkswagen said Thursday it will take an estimated 1.5 billion ($1.6 billion) hit to the bottom line this year for exceeding the EUs tougher emissions target.The U.K. has a similar ban on CO2, demanding 80% of new car sales are EVs by 2030 and 100% by 2035. The Labour government is thinking about making 2030 the 100% deadline, while the industry seeks relief.The (U.K.) government must stand firm against calls to water down the law and instead focus on delivering a robust industrial strategy, T&E said.Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas. (Photo by Thierry ... [+] Monasse/Getty Images)Getty ImagesThe European Consumer Organisation, known by its French acronym BEUC, is adamant the rules must remain.Any watering down would be bad news for consumers as it would reduce the affordability and availability of EVs, BEUC spokesperson Andrew Canning told Forbes.In a letter to Commissioner for Climate and Net Zero Wopke Hoekstra, BEUC supported maintaining emissions reduction efforts. The EU should boost the market for affordable electric cars by introducing an electrification mandate for corporate fleets or by extending social leasing schemes.The centre-right political grouping in the European Parliament, EPP, wants to reverse the ICE ban and change to a technology-neutral approach, temporary relief measures to help carmakers avoid being penalized, and help to boost the charging infrastructure."The automotive industry is an indispensable pillar for employment, innovation and prosperity in Europe. At the same time, it faces enormous challenges: unfair competition, high energy costs, a decline in demand, adaptation to climate change and strict regulatory requirements weighing heavily on the sector, the EPP said in a statement.According to the Wall Street Journal, the EPP is the biggest political grouping in the European Parliament composed of national center-right parties such as Germanys Christian Democrats and Spains Popular Party"We demand to return to technology neutrality as the guiding principle, make proposals to avoid penalties for the industry and propose how we can help the industry, the EPP said.Politecnico di Torinos Millo worries that any action taken now to ease the burden on the auto industry is too late, even as the EPP seeks an end to the EU demand that EVs win. That would allow competing technologies like hybrids, plug-in hybrids and fuel cells a role in the market past 2035These huge contractions in the market have already had a dramatic impact in terms of jobs in the EU. Huge damage has already been done, Millo said.Most manufacturers have dramatically reduced their R&D and no one is now developing new engines and new power trains, except for new electric vehicles which are not going to be sold in big enough numbers to compensate for sales of conventional internal combustion engine. This really is a kind of nightmare. We have thrown away supremacy and knowledge which took more than a century to acquire, Millo said.
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  • Oracle and Microsoft are negotiating a TikTok takeover, ByteDance could retain a minority stake
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    Rumor mill: New reports have revealed more details about the Trump administration's plans to save TikTok. However, the situation is fluid, as multiple stakeholders scramble to resolve national security concerns while preserving TikTok's operations in the US. The plan to save TikTok involves software company Oracle and a group of outside investors effectively taking control of the app's global operations, two sources with direct knowledge of the negotiations told NPR.Under the proposed deal, ByteDance, TikTok's China-based owner, would retain a minority stake in the company, while Oracle would oversee the app's algorithm, data collection, and software updates. Oracle already provides the foundation for TikTok's web infrastructure.Chinese regulators, who have historically opposed selling TikTok, recently indicated they might not obstruct an ownership change. This shift is interpreted by White House negotiators as a potential opening for a deal that gives American investors a majority stake in the company.Also see: Is MrBeast planning a TikTok takeover? The YouTube star seems ready to make a move"The goal is for Oracle to effectively monitor and provide oversight with what is going on with TikTok," said one person directly involved in the talks. "ByteDance wouldn't completely go away, but it would minimize Chinese ownership."Microsoft is reportedly among other potential investors engaged in the discussions. // Related StoriesA meeting between Oracle officials and the White House took place on Friday to discuss the potential deal, with another meeting scheduled for next week. According to the source, Oracle is interested in acquiring a TikTok stake "in the tens of billions," but other aspects of the deal remain in flux.The White House negotiators have indicated, though, that ByteDance values TikTok's global operations at a minimum of $200 billion, which exceeds the financial reach of the investor groups currently proposing bids, according to the source.The negotiations face several other challenges as well, including appeasing Congress and addressing national security concerns. An anonymous congressional staffer involved in talks about TikTok's future emphasized the importance of demonstrating that ByteDance would not have operational control over the app. "There needs to be no backdoors where China can potentially gain access," the staffer said. One possible solution being discussed is binding legal agreements from the White House, ensuring ByteDance cannot covertly manipulate the app.However, Sarah Kreps, a technology and foreign policy expert at the Brookings Institution, said it would be difficult to prove the absence of Chinese control over data and algorithms. "You can audit millions of lines of code, but it's really hard to show one way or the other," she explained.Also, President Trump's recent comments about the U.S. being entitled to a 50 percent ownership of TikTok have caused confusion among negotiators. "Nobody seems to know what he means with the 50 percent equity comments," said the source involved in the talks.The current negotiations follow the collapse of a previous national security plan involving Oracle, known as Project Texas, which failed to guarantee TikTok's independence from ByteDance. The Biden administration subsequently supported a congressional effort to force ByteDance to sell TikTok or face a nationwide ban.As negotiations continue, TikTok remains unavailable on Apple and Google app stores, depriving the platform of software updates and new downloads. While Trump's executive order was sufficient for Oracle and other web infrastructure companies to restore TikTok's services, Apple and Google have not yet returned the app to their platforms.
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  • UnitedHealth updates data breach impact to 190 million people, nearly doubling previous estimate
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    Facepalm: UnitedHealth Group has confirmed that the ransomware attack on its subsidiary Change Healthcare last February impacted approximately 190 million individuals across the United States. This staggering figure is nearly double the previous estimate of 100 million people affected. The stolen data trove contains a wide range of personal and medical information. The healthcare giant revealed the latest numbers in an email to TechCrunch on Friday evening."Change Healthcare has determined the estimated total number of individuals impacted by the Change Healthcare cyberattack is approximately 190 million," said Tyler Mason, a spokesperson for UnitedHealth Group. He added that the vast majority have already received individual notification or substitute notice about the breach.Despite the sheer scale of the compromised personal data, UnitedHealth maintains there is no evidence of any misuse of individuals' information resulting from the incident so far. The company also claims it has not discovered any of the stolen electronic medical record databases appearing online during its analysis.The massive data breach, which occurred in February 2024, is now regarded as the largest healthcare-related cyberattack in US history. It caused widespread disruptions and outages across the nation's healthcare system for several months. The enormity eclipses the previous healthcare data breach record holder from 2015 involving Anthem Inc., which impacted around 78.8 million individuals.Change Healthcare, acquired by UnitedHealth in 2022, is one of the largest processors of medical claims and handlers of sensitive health data in the country. The stolen patient data includes names, dates of birth, contact details, government ID numbers such as Social Security numbers, medical diagnoses, test results, treatment plans, insurance information, and even financial data.Investigators have attributed the attack to the notorious Russian cybercrime group ALPHV, also known as BlackCat. The hackers gained initial access using a stolen account credential that lacked multi-factor authentication security, according to UnitedHealth. // Related StoriesThe ALPHV gang then deployed its powerful ransomware, encrypting Change Healthcare's data until ransoms were paid to prevent the information from being published online. However, even with the ransom being paid, some of the stolen data still ended up being leaked on the internet by the hackers.The financial fallout has been severe. Profits for the company dropped by over a third in 2024, falling from around $22.3 billion in 2023 to approximately $14.4 billion last year. The projected total cost of recovery and remediation efforts is estimated to be between $2.3 billion and $2.5 billion.Following the breach, the Office for Civil Rights within the US Department of Health and Human Services recommended that healthcare providers enhance security measures. This includes implementing multi-factor authentication, encrypting patient data, and conducting regular compliance checks to identify potential vulnerabilities.The incident further illustrates how the healthcare sector remains the primary target for bad actors.
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  • Apple preps smart glasses with visionOS and a Meta Ray-Ban rival
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    Its no secret that Apples entry into the AR/VR segment didnt quite stir the product revolution that the company may have expected. A cumbersome build married to a sky-high asking price for the Vision Pro headset were some of the key woes, but the company has not given up on its dreams.On the contrary, Apple might even expand into the wearable category beyond the domains of XR itself. According to Bloomberg, the company is working on multiple ideas for smart glasses, both with advanced AR optics and those without a sophisticated display unit.Recommended VideosApple is already working on a version of visionOS the Vision Pros software that will run on glasses, says the report, which comes courtesy of Mark Gurmans PowerOn newsletter. The outlet recently reported on an internal program called Atlas that entailed collecting feedback from employees about the market and potential for smart glasses. The idea is to chalk out the plans for what kind of features and perks Apple should ideally offer on a pair of smart glasses.Googles AR smartglasses from Google I/O 2022 GoogleApples work on smart glasses is, once again, late to the domain. Meta has already showcased its Orion AR smart glasses concept, even though it is still a few years from a market release as the company waits for the costs to come down.Google has also confirmed that it is serious about the potential of smart glasses, with Android XR formally laying down the foundations of those plans. There are a few other players out there, such as Halliday and Even Realities, who are taking a more minimalist course for smart glasses.It, however, seems that Apple is not merely content with the premise of XR glasses. The company has apparently paid close attention to the smash hit that was the Meta Stories smart glasses, developed in partnership with Ray-Ban.Its also exploring other types of wearable products, including a rival to Metas Ray-Ban spectacles and even camera-equipped AirPods, adds the Bloomberg report.The Meta smart glasses, equipped with a pair of front-facing cameras, originally arrived as a companion device for social media sharing and serving as a companion for basic tasks like handling calls and music playback.Andy Boxall / Digital TrendsBut in the past few months, they have steadily gained new features, including integration with the Meta AI stack that opens a whole new world of interaction and capabilities for users. The company is reportedly working on a successor that will add a screen for deeper immersion in the coming years.Apple is no stranger to the whole premise. Just look at the Apple Intelligence stack powered by OpenAIs GPT ecosystem and features like Visual Intelligence that uses AI to make sense of the world in the view of a persons eyes, and camera sensors aboard a face-worn device like headsets or smart glasses.However, it is unclear how long it is going to take for Apple to put a pair of smart glasses with or without XR chops on the shelves. But given the lukewarm reception it has amassed for its first XR outing with the Vision Pro headset, the company will likely take its own sweet time perfecting its smart glasses and making sure that they stand out from the competition.Editors Recommendations
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  • DLSS 4 is incredible, but Im still worried about its future
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    html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd" Table of ContentsTable of ContentsTransforming the DLSS modelOne frame, two frameThe flagship dilemmaIts hard to say if the RTX 5090 or DLSS 4 won Nvidia more limelight over the past week. The RTX 5090 is undoubtedly the best graphics card you can buy, but a big part of that conversation has involved DLSS 4 and its multi-frame generation capabilities. And for good reason. DLSS 4 is remarkable, enabling gaming experiences like full path tracing in Alan Wake 2at triple-digit frame rates without breaking a sweat.Still, Im worried.DLSS 4 represents a radical change for all RTX graphics cards, from multi-frame generation for the latest RTX 50-series GPUs to a new AI model that reaches down to cards like the RTX 2060 Super. For as impressive as DLSS 4 is, however, Im concerned that the floor will fall out from under it eventually.Get your weekly teardown of the tech behind PC gaming DLSS 4 is a much more significant update than you might believe. The headlining feature is DLSS Multi-Frame Generation or MFG, but this new version has tweaked every aspect of DLSS. That means that, yes, DLSS 4 will retroactively make DLSS better, even for older GPUs that dont support MFG.The big change is that Nvidia went from a convolutional neural network, or CNN, to a transformer model. Some games, such asCyberpunk 2077andAlan Wake 2,let you switch between the different models within the game. However, I suspect most games with DLSS will just stick with the transformer model moving forward. If, for some reason, you prefer the CNN, you can revert to it through the Nvidia app with its new DLSS override feature.DLSS 4 | New Multi Frame Gen & Everything EnhancedNvidia says that the new transformer model has more parameters, but more importantly, transformer models are self-referential. Instead of tracking every pixel throughout the scene, the new DLSS model can track specific pixels to improve image quality in problematic areas. Nvidia has demonstrated this capability, which you can see in the video above. There are clear improvements, but they arent universal.Cyberpunk 2077 - DLSS Transformer ModelAbove, you can see a comparison between the CNN and transformer model inCyberpunk 2077.Without labels or even with them, actually its basically impossible to tell the difference between the two images. I searched and searched, peeping at every pixel, to find some sort of clear difference between the two, and its just not there. Both look great, especially considering Im running in DLSS Performance mode, but I wouldnt say the transformer model is clearly better.Alan Wake 2 - DLSS Transformer ModelThe situation is identical inAlan Wake 2,where, once again, its basically impossible to tell the difference between the two images. Theres a slight difference in the detail on the bench, but Im struggling to attribute that to DLSS when theres some layer of water blurring the camera.But heres the thing the new transformer model doesntneedto be better, especially right now. Whats important is that its just as good as the CNN model, at minimum, and with no hit to performance. Youll see the benefits in some games and situations, but the transformer model isnt a glossy new coat of paint that covers all of DLSS. Treat it like one of Nvidias smaller DLSS updates, which have quietly made the feature better over the past several years.Cyberpunk 2077 - DLSS Transformer Model Scene 2There are some improvements here, too. Take a look at another scene fromCyberpunk 2077above. The new transformer model not only reproduces the reflections more clearly, it also deals with a ton of ghosting in the CNN model. There are these long, obvious trails behind each tail light as the cars pass the camera with the CNN model, and they completely disappear with the transformer model.This will likely improve over time. Nvidia has said that it has a supercomputer thats been improving DLSS for the past six years, and that work isnt stopping with the new transformer model. Although the benefits might not show up everywhere, theyre still a welcome addition. The transformer model is available to all RTX GPUs, and it covers not only DLSS Super Resolution but also Ray Reconstruction.OK, but I know why youre all here. Lets talk about MFG. Exclusive to RTX 50-series GPUs like the RTX 5090, DLSS 4 unlocks up to 4X frame generation one rendered frame alongside three generated ones. There are 75 confirmed games thatll support DLSS 4, though not all natively. Some will have MFG options in the graphics menu, while the rest will need a DLSS Override from the Nvidia app.Jacob Roach / Digital TrendsAnd MFG is really good in DLSS 4. The chart above speaks for itself on that front. In Alan Wake 2,I went from less than 30 frames per second (fps) on the RTX 5090 to well over 200 fps. Thats an exponential increase in performance and with excellent image quality in tow. Latency isnt an issue, either. Nvidia does a wonderful job these days of limiting the latency hit with frame generation, and adding a couple of extra frames into the mix doesnt significantly increase the latency it barely moves the needle.Jacob Roach / Digital TrendsThe situation is the same inCyberpunk 2077.Theres barely any additional latency with frame generation turned on, even up to 4X mode. Add DLSS Super Resolution into the mix to increase the base frame rate and reduce the total latency and youre sitting near 240 fps at 4K. The superpower of MFG is that its multiplicative; if you feed it with a higher base frame rate, youll get a larger performance boost out of it.Jacob Roach / Digital TrendsYoull get the best experience out of MFG if you feed it with at least 60 fps, andMarvel Rivalsis proof of that. In this title, my base frame rate is acceptable, and latency isnt a concern. In a game like this, I dont need to resort to DLSS Super Resolution. I can just use MFG to improve the smoothness of the game with a minuscule hit to the overall system latency.The overall latency only really becomes an issue if its high to begin with; as you barrel toward 0ms, even large spikes or dips in latency only represent a few milliseconds. If you have a higher base frame rate, even a 50% jump in latency might only move you from 20ms to 30ms. With a lower base frame rate, that same jump might move you from 100ms to 150ms. Same percentage, but the experience couldnt be more different. Marvel Rivalsis a good example of this dynamic.However, it also exposes my concern with DLSS 4 moving forward, particularly when it comes to weaker GPUs in Nvidias lineup.Above, you can see a video ofCyberpunk 2077with DLSS MFG running in its 4X mode. Im not using DLSS Super Resolution here, so Im feeding the AI model with a base frame rate of just under 30 fps somewhere around 27 fps if I remember correctly. This isnt how youd want to play Cyberpunk 2077.Theres a constant motion blur over everything, along with a ton of visual artifacts.Im using the RTX 5090 here at 4K, and thankfully you dont need to settle for this experience. Flick on DLSS Super Resolution to increase your base frame rate, and youre off to the races with a smooth experience free of visual artifacts.But we cant all buy an RTX 5090, can we?Something thats important to remember about DLSS is that its at its best when its pushing the next level of visual quality; its at its worst when its making up for hardware that cant hit the mark. DLSS Super Resolution looks and performs best at 4K. At 1080p, the performance gains are smaller and the visual quality is worse. DLSS Frame Generation is spectacular if youre trying to climb into the triple digits when you already have a playable base frame rate. It falls apart with visual artifacts and unmanageable latency if you dont walk in the door with that playable frame rate. The same problems are here with MFG, and theyre magnified.Eventually, Nvidia will move onto RTX 50-series GPUs lower in its product stack. It hasnt officially revealed its budget offerings, but Id be shocked if we didnt see an RTX 5060 at some point. Its sure to be a popular GPU, likely due in no small part to DLSS 4. But will the GPU itself be powerful enough to capitalize on DLSS 4? Will MFG even be an option for players who cant get to that 60 fps mark in demanding games?Jacob Roach / Digital TrendsThe idea brings me back to the Surface Laptop Studio 2. When the laptop was announced with an RTX 4060, I wrote about how Nvidia is enabling a new tier of gaming experiences on hardware that otherwise wouldnt be suited for prestige titles like Cyberpunk 2077.You may get some visual artifacts, and you may not get perfect upscaling. But its at least possible to play these games thanks to Nvidias dedication to shortcuts on the rendering pipeline.That dynamic is thrown off when looking at MFG. It can provide what looks like a high frame rate, but without enough power to back that up, it falls apart. The video above is a clear example of that. My concern is that the bottom of DLSS 4 will fall out from under it when weaker hardware is brought into the mix. You can compromise on upscaling; you can even compromise on frame generation in titles that arent latency-sensitive. Here, with MFG, its hard to accept the compromises if you cant feed the AI with at least 60 fps.This isnt a critique of Nvidia. I dont believe a $300 graphics card or however much the RTX 5060 ends up being should match the experience of a $2,000 graphics card like the RTX 5090. However, it is an important note. Its easy to look at the benchmarks and dream up what DLSS 4 could do for budget GPUs, but Im holding my breath until those GPUs are here to see if theyre powerful enough to even take advantage of the feature.Thats something that will need to be settled once those GPUs are here, though. For now, DLSS 4 is very impressive. If you feed it with at least 60 fps, it feels like wizardry. Add on top of that a new transformer model that promises even larger image quality improvements over time, and its clear that Nvidia wants DLSS to remain at the forefront of PC gaming tech.Editors Recommendations
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