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Gaming Computer for PC Games

by | Technology

gaming computerAre you searching for the best gaming computer? Choosing the right one can be challenging, as many computer manufacturers promote their products as top-quality to attract customers. Often, people base their decisions on CPU and memory, only to be disappointed later. When selecting a gaming computer, you need to consider more than just these components. This article will guide you through the essential elements of a gaming PC.

The video card is arguably the most crucial component of a gaming PC. Many low-priced off-the-shelf systems use integrated graphics, which are handled by a chip embedded in the motherboard. It’s essential to choose a video card that not only looks good but also delivers top performance. Opt for a PC with a CPU that doesn’t bottleneck your video card or other specs, such as the graphics card. A fast CPU helps prevent lag that can occur during massive online role-playing games.

A eight-core or more processor provides an exceptional gaming experience When Gaming Fatigue Sets In: Navigating the Burnout - In the world of video games, an immersive escape from reality, it's not uncommon to encounter a paradoxical phenomenon: gaming fatigue. This state, often overlooked, emerges when the joy of gaming

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The History of 3D

by | 3d Art

history of 3dWhy an History of 3D?

The box-office success of stereoscopic 3D blockbusters, such as James Cameron’s Avatar and Disney’s Up, showcased the impressive capabilities of modern 3D technology to cinema audiences worldwide, and demonstrated that the public was eager for more 3D experiences. Following the success of these films, 3D televisions emerged, allowing viewers to enjoy the power of 3D from the comfort of their living rooms.

Technology shows no signs of slowing down, with the current buzz centered around 3D gaming. While it’s impossible to deny that technology has advanced significantly in recent years, it would be inaccurate to claim that stereoscopic 3D is a brand-new concept.

Stereoscopic 3D images have existed since the 19th century. By using a pair of 2-dimensional images taken from slightly different perspectives, a 3D illusion could be created, enhancing depth perception in the brain through either a binocular-like viewing device or lenticular paper.

The next significant breakthrough in 3D technology came with the invention of “3D glasses,” which, when worn, could create the illusion of a 3-dimensional image. Of course, these glasses only worked when viewing “anaglyphic” images, but the technology was impressive enough to lead to the development of the first 3D

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