Linux Gaming Boosted by AMD Patches and Classic Game Endurance
Recent tech updates highlight improvements for Linux gaming performance through AMD P-State patches. Meanwhile, new AMD CPU core types have been unlocked on Linux ahead of schedule. Classic titles like Doom continue to demonstrate remarkable adaptability, running on a vast array of modern hardware.
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Saturday Tech Bits
This article rounds up recent tech news, including Amazon's use of old rules for an AI data center and an AMD P-State patch improving Linux gaming performance. The content is sourced from Tom's Hardware and Linux Journal.
Morning Tech Bits
This article rounds up several tech-related news items, including a guide on mounting GPU memory as a RAM disk on Windows, methods for preserving DVDs and Blu-rays, and information on hardware upgrades.
Morning Tech Bits
AMD's new CPU core type has been unlocked on Linux prior to its official announcement, according to XDA. Additionally, a CNET article explores how the 1993 game Doom has become a legendary porting target, capable of running on any device with a screen.