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Although the higher-clocked Core i9 usually gives the GeForce combo a shot in the arm, in newer games that are more GPU-intensive and support more CPU cores, the Radeon RX Vega 56 and Ryzen 7 2700 come out on top.

Christmas Cookie Swap: 1 p.m. Dec. 10, Smith Senior Center, 2401 Fairview St., GB. Bring cookies to swap and a copy of the recipe to share. Beverages provided. Register by Dec. 5. 336-373-7564.

Our benchmark selection includes Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation, Battlefield V, Destiny 2, Far Cry 5, Forza Motorsport 7, Grand Theft Auto V, Metro: Last Light Redux, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Tom Clancy’s The Division, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands, The Witcher 3 and Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus.

Finally, I dream about an OS that is strong enough to always let you do something, that has well defined security policies (e.g. not be able to JMP to any memory location with a window message)

Sheffield-based Sukup Manufacturing is a finalist for two awards – Ag Technology Company of the Year and Manufacturing Technology Company of the Year – from the Technology Association of Iowa ​and ​accounting firm LWBJ. The 2018 Prometheus Awards will be presented April 12 in Des Moines.

On paper, the AMD configuration seems close at $2,200, but the actual street price of the Ryzen/Radeon version can be found for $400 less. This actually makes it the better buy—if you don’t consider the serious storage shortcomings of a 256GB SSD for a large gaming laptop.

“Wrought iron” is the phrase that is commonly used to refer to blacksmith-made decorative ironwork. But the problem is that wrought iron itself is a material, a form of refined iron made by working smelted pig iron to release impurities from it. And more to the point, it’s a historic material, except for a tiny quantity made for heritage purposes in a museum, it hasn’t been available for over half a century. The “wrought iron” in that ironwork is almost certainly really steel, unless the piece in question is a very old, and probably very expensive too. To add insult to injury for blacksmiths, a lot of what is sold as “wrought iron” isn’t even made by a blacksmith: there are entire catalogues of machine made components that can be welded together to a finished product for a mass-produced “blacksmith” look. It’s unsurprising then that blacksmiths get hot under the collar.

People ask whatever others are willing to give for it, and if a lot of ignorant people are not critical, prices raise, most incomes do not, that way the rich get richer and the poor more poor.

If you’re planning to take your catch from the water to the grill, your kit won’t be complete without a sturdy fillet knife to prepare fish for the backyard barbecue.

I have only a few comments to share on the USB-C front. The accessories I’ve been using for a few years with my USB-C MacBook Pro generally all work with the iPad Pro, including chargers and card readers, a change I love; I was even able to use Apple’s new USB-C Magnetic Charger to refuel my Apple Watch directly from the iPad on a trip. (If the iPhone makes the same Lightning to USB-C change, users will finally be able to stop carrying multiple types of similar accessories around, and that will be great.)

On the graphics front, the new iPad Pros’ Geekbench 4 Compute benchmark is around 42,200, a nearly 40 percent jump from the prior 10.5-inch model’s roughly 30,300, and 2.7 times better than the original 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Apple claims that these iPads are able to go toe-to-toe with Microsoft’s Xbox One S console in graphics power. Unfortunately, there isn’t much software to back up that claim, and almost every game you can think of is currently running with black bars awaiting an iPad Pro screen compatibility update.

It would be more moral to just buy stuff at the price it’s worth, and if you have so much, why not give the rest to some charity, it’s better of there then in the hands of some filthy rich businessman.