Sunday, October 6, 2019

Call of Duty Mobile Better Than PUBG ?

  9:55 AM    


CALL OF DUTY MOBILE HAS LAUNCHED IS IT BETTER THAN PUBG?


Call of Duty:Mobile is here and with it comes the inevitable comparison between PUBG Mobile.And let's not mince words here.Call of Duty:Mobile certainey feels better.Be it the element of realism, the sheer variety of game modes, and the diversity of combat experience, Call of Duty: Mobile feels like an altogether different experience. Sounds unfair to PUBG Mobile? Well, PUBG Mobile might have popularised battle royale, but Call of Duty: Mobile does it better. The stark difference – and by that we mean the gameplay quality bridge between Call of Duty: Mobile and PUBG Mobile – is quite evident from the get-go, and it's a bit surprising since Tencent Games is the party behind both games.

Now Let's talk about Call of Duty which makes it the best fps game for mobile if you have played Call of Duty on PC before you'll feel at home,As Activision and Tencent did good job making the game experience amazing for mobile players.You can unlock Game Mods between Battle royal you unlock(Team DeathMatch,Dominationand Hardpoint.

The DeathMatch mode where if the first reach the points first they are crowned winner as it is best for practicing and it is far better than PUBG modes.

The vehicles are more scene-appropriate and the terrain is more realistic than the blotchy grass or ice sheet in you see in PUBG Mobile maps like Erangel and Vikendi. The extent of damage dealt by guns is more logical, and forgiving at the same time. On the flip side, it can get a little frustrating if you try to kill an enemy with a sniper gun at close quarters.

There are two control modes – ‘Simple Mode' for beginners and ‘Advanced Mode' for those who want more control over their movement and trigger response. We tried both and were satisfied with the button layout, but of course, players have the option to customise the layout to their liking. You can't see enemy footsteps on the map to get ready for a kill - as you would in PUBG Mobile - but that adds to the excitement and unpredictable action experience of Call of Duty: Mobile.
The combat setting and the map aesthetics do a good job of depicting a warzone, a nuked land or an abandoned yacht - essentially any setting where a special ops unit is likely to be deployed. The Call of Duty: Mobile gameplay experience is much smoother, than say Modern Combat 5 and PUBG Mobile, and the lag-free movement and targeting experience are a cherry on the top.




But there is more to Call of Duty: Mobile's FPS experience than a plain shoot-em-up approach. You can scout the enemies aerially, call a drone strike, or annihilate foes by deploying a cluster bomb payload. Simply kill multiple enemies in a row (or complete an objective), earn scorestreaks and deal the damage in whichever fashion you want. Then there are lethal weapons like a grenade to take out a bunch of enemies at once. Or if you want more gore, the flamethrower gun will torch many unfortunate souls at once.


The loadout is where you gear up for battle in Call of Duty: Mobile. The variety of weapons at your disposal is impressive, and the augmentation options are also something worth a mention. Lethal and tactical equipment, melee weapons launchers, etc. they are all there, and if you are yearning for customisation options, you won't be disappointed either.
Call of Duty: Mobile is one of the best PC-to-mobile iterations out there, and to say that Activision has done an impressive job of bringing the Call of Duty experience to mobile platform would be an understatement.
Yes, there are frustrating log-in issues every now and then. We also came across a few instances of the player exiting the match abruptly. For new players and those looking for a simple shoot-to-win experience, the sheer variety of gameplay modes, the loaded Loadout and customisation options might be overwhelming. But once you're past that stage, Call of Duty: Mobile would be a lot of fun.
Matchmaking times are nearly the same as PUBG Mobile, provided the servers are not overloaded at the moment. (Yeah, this seems to be a frequent issue right now, and Activision is working on resolving it). These first impressions were gathered over 8 hours of gameplay, but we will hold our final judgement until our in-depth review.
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AMD new CPU beating Intel

  8:32 AM    


Amd Is Beating Intel


Amd is beating Intel the new cpu are rising the market,the amd new cpu is the new cpu for gamers it is the best for productivity and gaming as well as the price is far better than the intel what they are offering right now.

 And the upcoming 16 Core cpu can hit some amazing clocks,the 16 core ryzen 9 3950x was delayed from september to november and according to rumors it's all due to AMD having issues getting to the rated clock well apparently they fixed that issue and then some as Gigabyte recently an overclocking guide on the 3950x and as of writing this it's still up in the guide Gigabyte makes it very clear that we can except to get an all core overclock of 4.3 Gigahertz          
now that may seems not like a lot but you but you have to remember that this a mainstream 16 core CPU and it doesn't stop there apparently some user will able to push even further but as usual with Verizon you almost certainly reach a limit very soon after as for performance when overclocked th Cinebench score they get are unbelievable and get even higher than Intel's 18 core i9 9980 XE basically this is really exciting and show's AMD is serious about improving clocks, Speaking of better performance Tom's Hardware got a chance to try out AMD's Ryzen 9 3900 non x variant before it's released and they got some serious performance out of it,meaning when the stock shortage end the x variant likely isn't worth the price difference and regular testing Tom's Hardware was able to get an all core overclock of 4.35 ghz which maybe a bit slow than some on the 3900x well when they push some liquid nitrogen they got the 3900 up to an unbelievable of 5.5 Gigahertz which broke the world record on the Cinebench and GeekBench for a 12 core cpu though Geek Bench was at 5.4 gigahertz very nice especially for non x variant.

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Thursday, October 3, 2019

Top 5 Best Graphic Cards in 2019

  8:11 AM    

Best Graphic Cards in 2019

Now a days there are many graphic cards competitors in the market and you have to choose which best bang for your buck because there are a lot of options to choose from, so there are some expensive ones and some are in budget.

1.RTX 2080 TI

Now You all know that the rtx 2080 Ti is the best of all in the market it is definately an expensive card but you should buy it If you are doing heavy gaming such as like 4k Gaming in 60 Fps or 1440p in 144 fps + or want Ray Tracing then you should buy it and many games Ray Tracing will be the future so yo can buy this card.
GPU Cores: 4,352 | Base Clock: 1,350MHz | Boost Clock: 1,545MHz | GFLOPS: 13,448 | Memory: 11GB GDDR6 | Memory Clock: 14 GT/s | Memory Bandwidth: 616GB/s

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2.RX 580
While nowhere near the top of our list for power, this is a superb value pick if you're looking for performance on a budget. AMD's Polaris architecture has been around a few years, and while it's beginning to show its age, it's also significantly cheaper now than when it launched. It's an excellent card to tackle the current 1080p era of gaming, and if you're still leaning on integrated graphics or an older card, it's a cheap upgrade. 
Overall the Rx 580 4gb is slightly better than 1650 4gb Althought it Draws more Power than the Nvidia 16 series had for $30-40 less than either of Nvidia's closer competitors.



3.Nvidia Geforce Rtx 2070 Super

The Best Graphic card for 4k at a Fairly (Reasonable price)

GPU Cores: 3,072 | Base Clock: 1,650MHz | Boost Clock: 1,815MHz | GFLOPS: 11,151 | Memory: 8GB GDDR6 | Memory Clock: 15.5 GT/s | Memory Bandwidth: 496GB/s
Sure, the RTX 2080 Ti is the fastest graphics card and has all sorts of cool and potentially useful features, but at the current prices it's a tough pill to swallow. Dropping down to the brand new RTX 2080 Super will get you still excellent performance—it's the second fastest consumer GPU, edging out the base 2080 and GTX 1080 Ti—and save you a bunch of cash, as the Founder's Edition retails for $700. And you still get the same ray tracing and deep learning (eg, DLSS) features, albeit not quite as many of each core type (though still more than the vanilla 2080).
The one major caveat right now is that we're still waiting for more universal adoption of ray tracing and DLSS. We've got Battlefield 5, Metro Exodus, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and Control (with unreleased games like Cyberpunk 2077 and the Call of Duty reboot recently climbing on the bandwagon). The RTX 2080 Super can run all of those games with ray tracing, though if you're looking for 4K Ultra and 60FPS the Super isn't quite there. That said, it can deliver very playable frame rates in the vast majority of triple-A titles at 4K, though on the extreme end you may need to tweak some settings down (Metro Exodus for instance, with its taxing global illumination ray tracing, is a strain). Even with a $700 GPU, 1440p typically works best at slightly reduced ray tracing quality mode and with DLSS enabled.

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3.MSI Gaming Radeon Rx 5700 XT

The Msi Gaming Radeon Rx 5700 XT is the best option for 1080o Gaming as well as 1440p Gaming.The Challenege is real here AMD brings out this card for amazing price as compare to NVIDIA's Graphic Card, The Rx 5700 XT has low TDP than Nvidia as compared to Nvidia ,although this is custom version of this card but you can buy the blower card for $350 and the and the custom one for $439.99. This Card will give you above 200fps in almost all games at 1080p and above 144fps in 1440p and 4k at 60fps so if you have a great budget check this card out.

  • Chipset: Radeon RX 5700 XT
  • Boost Clock: 1925 MHz
  • Video Memory: 8GB GDDR6
  • Memory Interface: 256-bit
  • Output: DisplayPort x 3 (V1. 4)/ HDMI 2. 0B x 1

4.RTX 2060 Super

Now if you are one of those who want Ray Tracing or DLSS but dont want to spend too much on RTX 2080 SUPER or TI then you can buy this Card.This entry level card for Ray Tracing this can be good option for you it's amazing card for 1080p and 1440p gaming.Altought the VRAM is 6GB and for most upcoming games 6gb might not be enough but it will be good for a year or 2.
so check this card out on Amazon.


  • Chipset: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060
  • Core Clocks: 1710 MHz / 14 Gbps
  • Memory Interface: 192-bit
  • Video Memory: 6GB GDDR6.Power consumption:190 W
  • Output: DisplayPort x 3 (v1.4) / HDMI 2.0b x 1


5.MSI Gaming GeForce GTX 1660 Ti

The MSI Gaming GeForce GTX 1660 Ti is the great Card from NVIDIA this their 16 series like a budget series and this specially made for 1080p gaming it is also low in TDP it is like the upgrade version of gtx 1060 6gb the architecture is improve than the previous generation.This Card is specially for people on a budget but also want great fps in games.


  • Chipset: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti
  • Boost Clock: 1830 MHz; Core Clocks: 1770 MHz
  • Memory Interface: 192-bit
  • Video Memory: 6GB GDDR6
  • Output: DisplayPort x 3 (V1. 4)/ HDMI 2. 0B x 1
  • RECOMMENDED PSU: 450 W



So are you ready for your new gaming PC I hope this will help you buy your very first Graphics Card or if you are upgrading.

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