Cleer Edge Pulse Review–wireless headphones with heart rate monitor for iPhone and iPad

Cleer Edge Pulse review

Cleer Edge Pulse is a headphone that doubles as heart rate monitor. It is a wireless headphone so it works without wires and has awesome fitness feature. Priced at 150 dollars, the Edge Pulse has battery and controls on the wire that goes behind your ears. This keeps the wireless headphones securely on your head.

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Intel Core i9 9900K benchmarks are in: The first benchmarks of the Intel Core i9 9900K show that it is 25% faster than the i7 8700K

The first benchmarks of what appears to be an engineering sample of Intel’s next star processor have been leaked: the Intel Core i9-990K. This processor will be the first processor of eight cores and 16 threads that will be part of the mid range of this manufacturer, entering direct competition with the range of AMD Ryzen 7 processors.

Intel Core i9 9900K benchmark

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DEEPCOOL CF120 review: fans with RGB lighting

DEEPCOOL CF120

The fans of a computer are a very important part of the refrigeration since they are in charge of introducing cold air to the equipment and extracting the hot air from the interior creating an air flow. Often, fans are usually the reason why a computer can be noisier than normal, although if we search we can always find silent fans that will allow us to keep the temperatures of our computer controlled, and not only that, but also give all kinds of light effects if we opt for fans with RGB lighting as in the case of  DEEPCOOL CF120.

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Next-gen consoles will need 7.4 TFLOPs to reach 4K and 30 FPS

Xbox One X

A lot of emphasis is being placed, now that the two main consoles of the market are approaching the end of their life cycle, in which the next-gen consoles should be able to move the games with a 4K resolution and, at least, with a fps rate of 30 FPS. AMD has a lot to say about this. According to statements from AMD by Timothy Lottes, for a next-gen console to be able to play content at a 4K resolution and at least 30 FPS, it would need the console to be able to generate up to 7.4 TFLOPS of capacity. computation on the part of your graphic card. And we’re talking about doing it with a level of detail similar to what the current PlayStation 4 can produce.

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Radeon Vega 20 will have 20.9 TFLOPs, PCI-Express 4.0 and 32 GB HBM2 according to rumors

Radeon Vega 20

The latest rumors, coming from the ASCII website, indicate that the next professional graphics card AMD Radeon Vega 20 could be a real monster for computational calculation. According to this website, these next cards could be, internally, much smaller than the current Radeon RX Vega, but could potentially rival the current NVIDIA Tesla V100.

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