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TechNews - DirectX 12 = AMD + NVIDIA combo? - tech
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  • DirectX 12 rumoured to allow combining AMD and Nvidia cards on same PC - A new rumour has emerged suggesting that Microsoft could be working on a revolutionary feature with DirectX 12, allowing users to combine graphics cards from Nvidia and AMD on the same machine.
  • Intel NUC5i5RYK Review: A Broadwell-U UCFF PC for Enthusiasts - The migration from 22nm to 14nm has allowed for higher base clocks while maintaining the same power envelop. The performance delta over the Haswell-U-based D54250WYKH (particularly, on the graphics side) is noticeable. That said, while migrating from Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge is a no-brainer, there is not enough on offer to recommend migrating from a Haswell-based UCFF PC.
  • System Builder Marathon, Q1 2015: The Articles - Here are links to each of the five articles in THG's System Builder Marathon
  • Synology DS2015xs Review: An ARM-based 10G NAS - Compared to the last 10G desktop NAS (based on an Intel Xeon platform), the power consumption is much lower At $1400, the DS2015xs is affordably priced, considering the 10G features built into it. DSM's business-oriented features (very important for the DS2015xs's target market) are stable and industry-leading. The presence of dual 10G ports and eight native SATA III ports might delude consumers into thinking that they are purchasing a Ferrari. Unfortunately, consumers only get a souped up Volkswagen engine inside. That said, with tempered expectations, the $1400 Synology DS2015xs can fulfill the role of a cost-effective power-efficient high performance NAS.
  • Mac OS X and iOS top 2014 security vulnerability list - Apple's operating systems saw an increase in security vulnerabilities in 2014 and because of their severity, caused OS X and iOS to top the charts for 2014. Over the years, Windows has consistently come under fire from security researchers for not being secure enough and having unpatched vulnerabilities. However, for the past few years, Microsoft has been taking security of its OS seriously and has released timely patches to protect users from threats; effectively dropping out of the top 3 vulnerable OSes list
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  • Google's Calendar App Enjoys a Useful Update - Google pushed out an update to its calendar app for Android devices today and added several features requested by users. For example, the calendar now offers a seven-day view and pinch-to-zoom. Users can now add Google Drive files directly to events and control whether or not birthdays are shown from Google+. The calendar can also show week numbers and import .ics files from within Gmail and other apps. Google Calendar for Android devices is free to download from the Google Play Store
  • Samsung Shows Off 128GB Embedded Flash Module - Samsung today announced that it is producing embedded memory modules for flagship smartphones using the new Universal Flash Storage (UFS) 2.0 standard. UFS is a generational leap compared to the eMMC standard, which is used widely in mobile devices today. The UFS standard uses a serial interface rather than an 8-bit interface common to eMMC modules, which helps produce speed gains. Samsung claims its UFS-based storage offers significantly faster read/write speeds compared to eMMC, while still delivering a 50% reduction in energy needs. Further, the ePoP (embedded package on package) solution can be stacked directly onto the logic board, reducing space requirements by 50%. The UFS chips can support 4K (Ultra HD) video playback while performing other tasks. Samsung is manufacturing 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB varieties of the module. Samsung imagines the new UFS memory modules will be ideal for flagship smartphones and tablets. It will continue to use eMMC-based memory products for mid-range and entry-level phones
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  • Hack gave U.S. and British spies access to billions of phones - U.S. and British spies hacked into the world's biggest maker of phone SIM cards, allowing them to potentially monitor the calls, texts and emails of billions of mobile users around the world, an investigative news website reported. The alleged hack on Gemalto (GTO.AS), if confirmed, would expand the scope of known mass surveillance methods available to U.S. and British spy agencies to include not just email and web traffic, as previously revealed, but also mobile communications. The Franco-Dutch company said on Friday it was investigating whether the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) and Britain's GCHQ had hacked into its systems to steal encryption keys that could unlock the security settings on billions of mobile phones. The report by The Intercept site, which cites documents provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, could prove an embarrassment for the U.S. and British governments. It opens a fresh front in the dispute between civil liberties campaigners and intelligence services which say their citizens face a grave threat of attack from militant groups like Islamic State. It comes just weeks after a British tribunal ruled that GCHQ had acted unlawfully in accessing data on millions of people in Britain that had been collected by the NSA.
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  • Uber security breach may have affected up to 50,000 drivers - Thousands of Uber driver names and driver's license numbers may be in the hands of an unauthorized third party due to a data breach that occurred last year, the ride-hailing company said Friday. lRelated 13.5 million Californians affected by Anthem data breach. In a statement, Uber's managing counsel of data privacy, Katherine Tassi, said the company discovered on Sept. 17, 2014, that one of its many databases could have potentially been accessed because one of the encryption keys required to unlock it had been compromised
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  • Free Energy Nitinol Heat Machines invented in the early 1970 - This video is about Nitinol memory metal engines that are basically Stirling heat engines and work on a very low temperature difference. This technology can be easily scaled up into the KWatts range and drive a power generator to generate 50 or 60 HZ AC power. If you use solar power via Fresnell lenses to heat the hot water bath you can convert this heat energy into mechanical motion energy and then use a generator to generate 120 Volts 60 Hz AC or 230 Volts 50 Hz AC power.
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  • The Amazing iPad Magician - Simon Pierro brought a magic iPad with him and wowed Ellen's audience right along with Ellen!
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gx-x(07:12 PM CET - Mar,01 2015 )
"allowing users to combine graphics cards from Nvidia and AMD on the same machine."

1. This is possible for a long time. Not in the sense that you can combine two different brands of GPUs to render the same frame but you can have both in the computer and the one that has monitor plugged in will render the game.
I also had HD5850 + 8800GT combo where 5850 was rendering frames and 8800gt was doing PhysX. Took some fiddling to circumvent restrictions placed by nVidia but nothing too complicated.

2. Why would you want this? It's spells trouble all over it. The only benefit from this that I can see is if you have nVidia card like, say, gtx760 and want to upgrade, you can simply just buy gtx970 and have it working with your old 760. Same goes for AMD, tho, AMD already supports this if the GPUs share same architecture, namely codename of the core (you can pair radeon 280x with 7950 becuse..it's almost the same goddamn thing lol )

I don't see anyone with nVidia card adding AMD card or vice verse, makes no sense, running 2 sets of drivers facing 2 sets of potential issues each unique to it's brand.

3. HydraVison on intel and AMD counter part already supports combining integrated GPU with discrete GPU. Guess how that works? In all cases disabling igpu and using only discrete GPU gives better performance.

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