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  Activision reportedly working on anti-cheat software for Black ops Cold war Lately, Activision has had alot of problems dealing with hackers. Call of duty: warzone and Modern warfare have been plagued by cheaters for quite a while now. Unfortunately, all of Activision's efforts to curb this failed. Now to avoid such a fiasco in the future Activision is working on an Anti-cheat software for Call of duty: Black ops Cold war. This is no known Anti-cheat software for Modern warfare or warzone. All the player reports and complaints are checked by the team to ensure their integrity. Alot of questions has been asked regarding this approach and they have been on the hot seat after this. Although, it may seem that they want to make the same mistake with Black ops Cold war. According to our known source's new channel "Modern Warzone" activision is reportedly working on an Anti-cheat software. For a long while now they have been fairly accurate with their news in the past. Mor

(Image credit: GameErrorSuppor) Call of duty: warzone is the battle royale of the moment. The game can get seriously intense: 150 players drop in, and only one gets out alive. In between the start of the game and the ultimate victory where players fight for their lives and struggle to find the gear that will keep them from being hunted down easily lies a lot of issues. A glitch first revealed the fact Warzone was on the way and now glitches persist after its launch. Some are downright hilarious, while others are incredibly frustrating. All of them are-as is often the case bizarre. Here are the most awkward glitches in Call of Duty: Warzone we have seen so far. Flying trucks are a new hazard You can visit their sites for some troubleshooting tips The warzone map is so huge it warrants the inclusion of variety of vehicles to get around. The vehicles include helicopters, ATV's and armoured trucks. While riding in style might give you a speed advantage. It also makes you a larger and m

Asus on May 14 announced the W480 series workstation motherboard and workstation system designed to showcase the full potential of the latest Intel Xeon W-1200 processors. The Asus W480 workstation series is the ideal choice for small-to-medium business and content creators seeking workstations delivering essential performance along with professional-grade reliability and security at a budget friendly price  Teamed up with the latest Intel Xeon W-1200 processors featuring you to 10 cores, 20 threads, 5.3 GHz clockspeeds and 125w and 127GB DDR4-2933 ECC memory support, the Asus W480 workstation series is purpose-built for 2D/3D CAD applications. The Asus W480 workstation series also supports Asus Control Center Express and Asus Control Center, two versions of enterprise-grade IT operations and improve productivity with comprehensive control and intuitive functionality. (Image Credit: Asus.com) Businesses take advantage of the different features the software offers based on their operati

    Early this year there is a breakout of one of the most deadly abd most infectious viruses called the Covid-19. According to the specs of this virus, it is estimated to last for up to 3 days without a host making it very similar to the SARS COV-1 virus. Well, the outbreak of this virus has caused more harm than good-well texhnically the only thing kind of good that this virus has done is to give us some extra time of on our hand therefore also extra time for some gaming sessions.     We all have been waiting and saving up alot for a new set of games, consoles, laptops, desktop pc's, egpu, RAM's, CPU etc but this called virus has ultimately cancelled all or most of our plans till no one knows when it'll stop. This virus has really caused a great deal of dis omfort to most gamers who really wanted  to upgrade their gear but aren't able to do that, talk les those who were expecting a delivery for the upgrade of their gears but still aren't able to do that plus  it h

The sony playstation's new back button is likely to be a wasted oppurtunity     The accessory is a $30 addition to your existing controller which circles impulse-buy territory. But what does this peripheral do ?     It plugs into the DualShock 4 through the 3.6mm headphone port. There is a headphone port on the back button attachment, so it will still work with headsets and PSVR straight off the bat.     The integrated OLED screen sounds more spectacular than it is - just a monochrome read-out where you can tell which buttons are mapped. Press down on it to light up current settings, press it again to cycle to the next button profile (you can have up to three) and long press it to reassign keys.     Why include an OLED display on this thing as if it tries to catch up with Scuff controllers or the Xbox's-well regarded, but  an expensive Elite controller ? There's some method to this madness. The inclusion means that the Dual shock 4 (plus peripheral) works with an

Asus ROG Strix Rx 5700 cooling issues     A loose screw is the culprit behind the ROG Strix Radeon Rx 5700 heat issues.     Asus is playing the blame game with its ROG strix Radeon Rx 5700 series of graphics card. Asus states in a post that the product guidelines from AMD recommended a mounting pressure PSI that is too low to properly dissipate heat. Asus will now ship the cards with higher mounting pressure and will offer an upgrade to people that already purchased the card.     The ROG Strix Radeon Rx 5700 series of graphics cards experienced over-heating issues. Asus states that of torqued cards to a mounting pressure of 30-40 PSI "based on AMD's baseline recommendations". This pressure seemed low and following testing from Asus, the company determined that a pressure of 50-60 PSI works better. Here's an extract of Asus post:      "Initial batches of ROG strix Rx 5700        series graphics cards were torqued         to 70-30 PSI based o