Recent content by elho_cid

Not the test I was hoping for. I use only Xbox for gaming. But I use several computers for work - graphics, code compilation, video processing. The CPU's used there are ranging from Ivy bridge to Skylake. I want to know how the patches affect my productivity.

I guess I'm fortunate to work in company that still uses Office 2013.

As of today, the only truly secure TPM is the STmicroelecronics part. AFAIK Dell is shipping with those. Other manufactureres decided to save fifty cents on the part and go for a cheaper solution, compromising the whole system.

Even console version of the AC:Unity had it's share of bugs. I normally expect console games to run flawlessly, but this title was far from it. Of >100 games I played on XB1, this was the single most troublesome experience. Still gorgeous game, though.

Hey Microsoft, Apple copied another your smartphone innovation and calls themselves the market leader.

It is cloud based, so you can install or reinstall it when you log in. All saves and settings are synced by the cloud. You can even have it installed on more xboxes and if you set one of them as your home xbox, someone else may use the game o your home xbox. For example your GF. Pretty...

I bought an XBOX last year and bleeding big money on their sales since then. I laugh at the Steam sales, this is the real pain. Almost impossible to resist the deals.

This game looks interesting, I'll play it as soon as they do an XBOX port.

Too bad Acer has that bad record for device support. I'd gladly pay 25% more just to get the same device from a brand with better end user support.

Another reason to hang on to Windows Mobile as long as possible. Too bad the BB10 didn't catch up :(

So basically you failed to look at the changes in the update, instead writing about what you expected and did not get? Zero information value, just Apple fanboy stuff. This article is a mess.

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As with the regular XB1, you can most likely choose to install on an external drive, which can be an SSD. It will cut the loading times considerably, but I don't find it worth the price.

I'd be more interested in performance analysis in Adobe applications. That's where my aging Ivy Bridge struggles most, improved timings when working with RAW files would make me buy a new HW. I was hoping for AMD to be competitive in this area and I was disappointed. I have my gaming needs...