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May home loan snapshot: Longer term fixed rates are rising May home loan snapshot: Longer term fixed rates are rising Monday, 3 May 2021 Six months have now passed since the Reserve Bank cut the official cash rate in November 2020 - a move which paved the way for the hundreds (if not thousands) of fixed home loan rate cuts we’ve witnessed ever since. According to the latest edition of the Mozo Banking Roundup though, that one-way trend appears to be at an end. At least, when it comes to long-term fixed rates. So which lenders have increased their rates, who has cut rates and what’s happe...

Published on 7 May, 2021 Resident Evil Village is finally here, continuing the story of Ethan Winters from Resident Evil 7 as he finds himself trapped in a bleak, wintry landscape full of tall vampire ladies, snarling wolf boys and more horrible nasties than you can shake an Umbrella-shaped stick at. It's also one of the best-looking PC games of the year by my reckoning, especially if you happen to own a ray tracing-capable graphics card. It runs supremely well, but it can start to chug a bit if you exceed your graphics card's memory limit. To help you get the best perfo...

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Mesh shaders can boost FPS on current graphics cards by up to a massive 1800% Comments A while ago we ran an Up For Debate on what the next big tech craze would be after ray tracing, and after some discussion the majority of the Game Debate community decided it would be based on performance, not graphics. Well, I guess the GD community was right once again, as the current graphics cards (that is, the RTX 30 series from Nvidia and the RX 6000 series from AMD) can seemingly get a massive FPS performance boost of up to 1500% thanks to Mesh Shaders, a rendering technique that may soon become mor...

  Celebrating the new year always brings in renewed vigor and energy to face the challenges ahead. This 2021, people will still be adjusting to the new normal brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in working and studying at home. Fortunately, personal computers help keep the world going even under quarantine. But when faced with multiple projects and deadlines, students and employees alike may find that a standard, mainstream laptop for general home use cannot always keep up with current demands. Global technology and innovation leader Lenovo suggests utilizing gaming PCs instead, a...