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2022 chegando ao fim e nós, como toda vez nessa época, relembramos como foi o ano que está acabando. Episódios, pessoas que passaram no nosso programa, resenhas, etc. Abrilhantaram 2022. Aperta start e vem com a gente! Pequeno "sumário": Esse ano começamos no episódio 84 e estamos aqui no episódio 133. Isso mostra como foi um ano produtivo Episódios de opinião/reviews/resenha 84 - Retrospectiva 2021 de jogos que surpreenderam 89 - Jogos que não jogaria nem de graça 94 - Montaria e meio de transporte 100 - Especial X[ ]Y 110 - Antes e depois na dificuldade e imersos 115 - Gestão do tempo: nossa lineup até o final do ano 119 - Triple A vs Indies 122 - Personagens de videogame para ministérios 123 - Jogos que ninguém gosta mas ninguém conhece 125 - HP Lovecraft 128 - Sugestão de presente na blackfriday Episódios técnicos 85 - BDR e ETF 86 - Falta de consoles e a crise de semicondutores 92 - Consoles portateis 103 - Unreal Engine 109 - Flop: causas, efeitos e vendas 112 - AMD FX e DLSS 118 - Composição gráfica nos games Notícias e Atualidades das universo gamer 87 - Aquisição da Activision 93 - State of play 95 - Lançamentos o que esperar 102 - A nova PS PLUS 106 - State of Play e Summer Game Fest 107 - XBOX showcase 120 - State, Direct e XBOX TGS 132 - TGA Sagas e Series: 97 - O mundo de Dragon Age 98 - KOF parte 3 108 - KOF parte 4 105 - SEGA Origem até o Master System 116 - Sua origem até o nintendinho 124 - SEGA Mega drive 131 - Hideo Kojima Análises: 96 - Sistema de notas dos videogames 104 - Hellblade 111 - Plague Tale Top 10 101 - Top 10 boss fight 130 - Top 10 simulator Convidados 88 - Xadrez 90 - Lan house 91 - Garotas no mundo gamer 99 - Do Series s para o PS5 113 - Pixel Game Studio 114 - Tributação no mundo gamer 117 - HALOOO 121 - Estrutura clássica de Jornada do Herói 126 - Overwatch 127 - Cloud Gaming 129 - banana bytes: Sophstar . Fontes: https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2022/12/20/high-on-life-xbox-game-pass-biggest-launch/?ocid=XGP_soc_omc_xbo_tw_Link_lrn_12.20.2Sony's $200 https://www.theverge.com/23518070/sony-ps5-dualsense-edge-gamepad-battery-life https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/637cec9dd3bf7f5a0b33f881/MICROSOFT_S_RESPONSE.pdf . Redes Sociais:

Technikquatsch-Discord: https://discord.gg/hWTMEbUwVk Wieder vereint geht es zur Sache: AMD scheint mit FidelityFX Super Resolution tatsächlich sein Versprechen zu halten; zumindest sind die bisherigen Tests grundsätzlich positiv gestimmt.Der Staat hat auch einiges zu vermelden mit angedachten Zwangsfiltern, dem Staatstrojaner (ja, schon wieder, oder eher immer noch), aber auch ein paar Gesetzesänderungen IM Sinne der Verbraucher. Seltsame […] The post Folge 59: AMD FX Super Resolution, Zwangsfilter, Staatstrojaner, Mobiltarif SIMon und Windows 11 appeared first on Technikquatsch.

Technikquatsch-Discord: https://discord.gg/hWTMEbUwVk Wieder vereint geht es zur Sache: AMD scheint mit FidelityFX Super Resolution tatsächlich sein Versprechen zu halten; zumindest sind die bisherigen Tests grundsätzlich positiv gestimmt.Der Staat hat auch einiges zu vermelden mit angedachten Zwangsfiltern, dem Staatstrojaner (ja, schon wieder, oder eher immer noch), aber auch ein paar Gesetzesänderungen IM Sinne der Verbraucher. Seltsame Zeiten.Seltsam ist auch der neue Billig-Mobiltarif SIMon (uff...) von Vodafone.Aber das große Ding der letzten Woche wird uns einige Zeit begleiten: Microsoft hat ein neues Windows vorgestellt! Windows 11! Kein kreativer Name; von der Firma, die uns Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One und Xbox Series brachte, hätte man mehr erwarten können. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge! 00:00:49 Fahrad ist Krieg!00:10:42 Programmieren für die Spülmaschine00:14:37 von Katzen, Rasenmähern und Konsolen 00:21:48 AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution im Testhttps://www.computerbase.de/2021-06/amd-fidelityfx-super-resolution-fsr-test/Hardware Unboxed: AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution Analysis, Should Nvidia be Worried?00:35:24 kein John McAfee mehrhttps://www.golem.de/news/software-unternehmer-john-mcafee-tot-im-gefaengnis-aufgefunden-2106-157587.html00:37:27 Forderung nach Zwangsfilter in Betriebssystemenhttps://www.heise.de/news/Laender-wollen-Filter-in-allen-Betriebssystemen-Verbaende-laufen-Sturm-6116452.html00:42:29 Staatstrojaner im Bundesrat ausgebremst - aber nur für die Bundespolizei; Verfassungsbeschwerde in Vorbereitunghttps://www.heise.de/news/Quellen-TKUe-Bundesrat-stoppt-Bundestrojaner-fuer-die-Bundespolizei-vorerst-6119941.htmlhttps://twitter.com/nhaerting/status/1408406427811602434?s=1900:48:51 Mobiltarife: SIMon von Vodafonehttps://www.teltarif.de/vodafone-simon-mobile-discounter/news/84886.htmlhttps://www.simonmobile.de/01:03:31 Vertragsverlängerung, Updatepflicht für digitale Geräte, Gewährleistung und Garantiehttps://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/verbraucher/verbraucherschutz-bundestag-aenderungen-101.html01:11:08 Windows 11: Some good, some bad and some weirdhttps://www.computerbase.de/2021-06/windows-11-neuerungen-upgrade-pfad-und-anforderungen-im-detail/ Sprecher: Meep, Mohammed Ali Dad, Michael Kister

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Intel and AMD have been at it, creating newer, faster, and better CPUs than we’ve seen in a long time. With so much out there, what on EARTH do you get? What should you avoid? Well, we tackle this topic for you today! CPUs! Due to a technical glitch, however, Part 1 of the show was lost. Oh no! But, no fear, here are the notes complete with links! Click to continue! No-Go options AMD A-Series: Below entry level, but too entry level. Poor value for the money. AMD Athlon: Below entry level, but again, too entry level. AMD FX series: Runs hot, power hungry, pretty much beaten out by anything modern. Only a deal for very specific users who would still be served better by modern chips. Intel Pentium/Celeron: Below entry level. Poor value for the money. Entry Level Chips (basic everyday use, light productivity, light gaming, light content creation) The point here is to have a good, solid computer for light users. While there are cheaper options, going too low to save a few bucks will often result in an unsatisfactory experience when trying to work, surf, etc. While nobody wants to spend too much, there is such a thing as spending too little. Ryzen 3 2300X Inexpensive, competent quad-core. No hyperthreading (1 core = 1 thread) Older chip now, might get a good sale on a PC with it. Might be better off waiting for the 3300X and 3100 if you can. Ryzen 3 3300X and 3100 (Zen 2) Inexpensive quad-core CPUs that ... Read More

All the CPUs of this list are almost the same, all are only differed by the clock speed which generally affected there performance. AMD FX-9590 seemed to score the highest benchmark score of 10190 followed by FX-9370 with 9447 scores, FX-9370 with 9036 scores and so on. FX-9590 is the only one to reach the turbo boost frequency of 5.0 GHz which is massive but it is also power hungry. AMD FX-9590 is the best CPU of AMD FX series with the highest performance. Although if you are going to consider any of the above CPU then you have to arrange an external graphics card and thermal solution by yourself.

FreeBSD Foundation July Newsletter, a bunch of BSDCan trip reports, HardenedBSD Foundation status, FreeBSD and OSPFd, ZFS disk structure overview, and more Spectre mitigations in OpenBSD. ##Headlines FreeBSD Foundation Update, July 2018 MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR We’re in the middle of summer here, in Boulder, CO. While the days are typically hot, they can also be quite unpredictable. Thanks to the Rocky Mountains, waking up to 50-degree (~10 C) foggy weather is not surprising. In spite of the unpredictable weather, many of us took some vacation this month. Whether it was extending the Fourth of July celebration, spending time with family, or relaxing and enjoying the summer weather, we appreciated our time off, while still managing to accomplish a lot! In this newsletter, Glen Barber enlightens us about the upcoming 12.0 release. I gave a recap of OSCON, that Ed Maste and I attended, and Mark Johnston explains the work on his improved microcode loading project, that we are funding. Finally, Anne Dickison gives us a rundown on upcoming events and information on submitting a talk for MeetBSD. Your support helps us continue this work. Please consider making a donation today. We can’t do it without you. Happy reading!! June 2018 Development Projects Update Fundraising Update: Supporting the Project July 2018 Release Engineering Update OSCON 2018 Recap Submit Your Work: MeetBSD 2018 FreeBSD Discount for 2018 SNIA Developer Conference EuroBSDcon 2018 Travel Grant Application Deadline: August 2 iXsystems ###BSDCan Trip Reports BSDCan 2018 Trip Report: Constantin Stan BSDCan 2018 Trip Report: Danilo G. Baio BSDCan 2018 Trip Report: Rodrigo Osorio BSDCan 2018 Trip Report: Dhananjay Balan BSDCan 2018 Trip Report: Kyle Evans ##News Roundup FreeBSD and OSPFd With FreeBSD jails deployed around the world, static routing was getting a bit out of hand. Plus, when I needed to move a jail from one data center to another, I would have to update routing tables across multiple sites. Not ideal. Enter dynamic routing… OSPF (open shortest path first) is an internal dynamic routing protocol that provides the autonomy that I needed and it’s fairly easy to setup. This article does not cover configuration of VPN links, ZFS, or Freebsd jails, however it’s recommended that you use seperate ZFS datasets per jail so that migration between hosts can be done with zfs send & receive. In this scenario, we have five FreeBSD servers in two different data centers. Each physical server runs anywhere between three to ten jails. When jails are deployed, they are assigned a /32 IP on lo2. From here, pf handles inbound port forwarding and outbound NAT. Links between each server are provided by OpenVPN TAP interfaces. (I used TAP to pass layer 2 traffic. I seem to remember that I needed TAP interfaces due to needing GRE tunnels on top of TUN interfaces to get OSPF to communicate. I’ve heard TAP is slower than TUN so I may revisit this.) In this example, we will use 172.16.2.0/24 as the range for OpenVPN P2P links and 172.16.3.0/24 as the range of IPs available for assignment to each jail. Previously, when deploying a jail, I assigned IPs based on the following groups: Server 1: 172.16.3.0/28 Server 2: 172.16.3.16/28 Server 3: 172.16.3.32/28 Server 4: 172.16.3.48/28 Server 5: 172.16.3.64/28 When statically routing, this made routing tables a bit smaller and easier to manage. However, when I needed to migrate a jail to a new host, I had to add a new /32 to all routing tables. Now, with OSPF, this is no longer an issue, nor is it required. To get started, first we install the Quagga package. The two configuration files needed to get OSPFv2 running are /usr/local/etc/quagga/zebra.conf and /usr/local/etc/quagga/ospfd.conf. Starting with zebra.conf, we’ll define the hostname and a management password. Second, we will populate the ospfd.conf file. To break this down: service advanced-vty allows you to skip the en or enable command. Since I’m the only one who uses this service, it’s one less command to type. ip ospf authentication message-digest and ip ospf message-diget-key… ignores non-authenticated OSPF communication. This is useful when communicating over the WAN and to prevent a replay attack. Since I’m using a VPN to communicate, I could exclude these. passive-interface default turns off the active communication of OSPF messages on all interfaces except for the interfaces listed as no passive-interface [interface name]. Since my ospf communication needs to leverage the VPNs, this prevents the servers from trying to send ospf data out the WAN interface (a firewall would work too). network 172.16.2.0/23 area 0.0.0.0 lists a supernet of both 172.16.2.0/24 and 172.16.3.0/24. This ensures routes for the jails are advertised along with the P2P links used by OpenVPN. The OpenVPN links are not required but can provide another IP to access your server if one of the links goes down. (See the suggested tasks below). At this point, we can enable the services in rc.conf.local and start them. We bind the management interface to 127.0.0.1 so that it’s only accessable to local telnet sessions. If you want to access this service remotely, you can bind to a remotely accessable IP. Remember telnet is not secure. If you need remote access, use a VPN. To manage the services, you can telnet to your host’s localhost address. Use 2604 for the ospf service. Remember, this is accessible by non-root users so set a good password. ###A broad overview of how ZFS is structured on disk When I wrote yesterday’s entry, it became clear that I didn’t understand as much about how ZFS is structured on disk (and that this matters, since I thought that ZFS copy on write updates updated a lot more than they do). So today I want to write down my new broad understanding of how this works. (All of this can be dug out of the old, draft ZFS on-disk format specification, but that spec is written in a very detailed way and things aren’t always immediately clear from it.) Almost everything in ZFS is in DMU object. All objects are defined by a dnode, and object dnodes are almost always grouped together in an object set. Object sets are themselves DMU objects; they store dnodes as basically a giant array in a ‘file’, which uses data blocks and indirect blocks and so on, just like anything else. Within a single object set, dnodes have an object number, which is the index of their position in the object set’s array of dnodes. (Because an object number is just the index of the object’s dnode in its object set’s array of dnodes, object numbers are basically always going to be duplicated between object sets (and they’re always relative to an object set). For instance, pretty much every object set is going to have an object number ten, although not all object sets may have enough objects that they have an object number ten thousand. One corollary of this is that if you ask zdb to tell you about a given object number, you have to tell zdb what object set you’re talking about. Usually you do this by telling zdb which ZFS filesystem or dataset you mean.) Each ZFS filesystem has its own object set for objects (and thus dnodes) used in the filesystem. As I discovered yesterday, every ZFS filesystem has a directory hierarchy and it may go many levels deep, but all of this directory hierarchy refers to directories and files using their object number. ZFS organizes and keeps track of filesystems, clones, and snapshots through the DSL (Dataset and Snapshot Layer). The DSL has all sorts of things; DSL directories, DSL datasets, and so on, all of which are objects and many of which refer to object sets (for example, every ZFS filesystem must refer to its current object set somehow). All of these DSL objects are themselves stored as dnodes in another object set, the Meta Object Set, which the uberblock points to. To my surprise, object sets are not stored in the MOS (and as a result do not have ‘object numbers’). Object sets are always referred to directly, without indirection, using a block pointer to the object set’s dnode. (I think object sets are referred to directly so that snapshots can freeze their object set very simply.) The DSL directories and datasets for your pool’s set of filesystems form a tree themselves (each filesystem has a DSL directory and at least one DSL dataset). However, just like in ZFS filesystems, all of the objects in this second tree refer to each other indirectly, by their MOS object number. Just as with files in ZFS filesystems, this level of indirection limits the amount of copy on write updates that ZFS had to do when something changes. PS: If you want to examine MOS objects with zdb, I think you do it with something like ‘zdb -vvv -d ssddata 1’, which will get you object number 1 of the MOS, which is the MOS object directory. If you want to ask zdb about an object in the pool’s root filesystem, use ‘zdb -vvv -d ssddata/ 1’. You can tell which one you’re getting depending on what zdb prints out. If it says ‘Dataset mos [META]’ you’re looking at objects from the MOS; if it says ‘Dataset ssddata [ZPL]’, you’re looking at the pool’s root filesystem (where object number 1 is the ZFS master node). PPS: I was going to write up what changed on a filesystem write, but then I realized that I didn’t know how blocks being allocated and freed are reflected in pool structures. So I’ll just say that I think that ignoring free space management, only four DMU objects get updated; the file itself, the filesystem’s object set, the filesystem’s DSL dataset object, and the MOS. (As usual, doing the research to write this up taught me things that I didn’t know about ZFS.) Digital Ocean ###HardenedBSD Foundation Status On 09 July 2018, the HardenedBSD Foundation Board of Directors held the kick-off meeting to start organizing the Foundation. The following people attended the kick-off meeting: Shawn Webb (in person) George Saylor (in person) Ben Welch (in person) Virginia Suydan (in person) Ben La Monica (phone) Dean Freeman (phone) Christian Severt (phone) We discussed the very first steps that need to be taken to organize the HardenedBSD Foundation as a 501©(3) not-for-profit organization in the US. We determined we could file a 1023EZ instead of the full-blown 1023. This will help speed the process up drastically. The steps are laid out as follows: Register a Post Office Box (PO Box) (completed on 10 Jul 2018). Register The HardenedBSD Foundation as a tax-exempt nonstock corporation in the state of Maryland (started on 10 Jul 2018, submitted on 18 Jul 2018, granted 20 Jul 2018). Obtain a federal tax ID (obtained 20 Jul 2018). Close the current bank account and create a new one using the federal tax ID (completed on 20 Jul 2018). File the 1023EZ paperwork with the federal government (started on 20 Jul 2018). Hire an attorney to help draft the organization bylaws. Each of the steps must be done serially and in order. We added Christian Severt, who is on Emerald Onion’s Board of Directors, to the HardenedBSD Foundation Board of Directors as an advisor. He was foundational in getting Emerald Onion their 501©(3) tax-exempt, not-for-profit status and has really good insight. Additionally, he’s going to help HardenedBSD coordinate hosting services, figuring out the best deals for us. We promoted George Saylor to Vice President and changed Shawn Webb’s title to President and Director. This is to help resolve potential concerns both the state and federal agencies might have with an organization having only a single President role. We hope to be granted our 501©(3) status before the end of the year, though that may be subject to change. We are excited for the formation of the HardenedBSD Foundation, which will open up new opportunities not otherwise available to HardenedBSD. ###More mitigations against speculative execution vulnerabilities Philip Guenther (guenther@) and Bryan Steele (brynet@) have added more mitigations against speculative execution CPU vulnerabilities on the amd64 platform. CVSROOT: /cvs Module name: src Changes by: guenther@cvs.openbsd.org 2018/07/23 11:54:04 Modified files: sys/arch/amd64/amd64: locore.S sys/arch/amd64/include: asm.h cpufunc.h frameasm.h Log message: Do "Return stack refilling", based on the "Return stack underflow" discussion and its associated appendix at https://support.google.com/faqs/answer/7625886 This should address at least some cases of "SpectreRSB" and earlier Spectre variants; more commits to follow. The refilling is done in the enter-kernel-from-userspace and return-to-userspace-from-kernel paths, making sure to do it before unblocking interrupts so that a successive interrupt can't get the CPU to C code without doing this refill. Per the link above, it also does it immediately after mwait, apparently in case the low-power CPU states of idle-via-mwait flush the RSB. ok mlarkin@ deraadt@``` and: ```CVSROOT: /cvs Module name: src Changes by: guenther@cvs.openbsd.org 2018/07/23 20:42:25 Modified files: sys/arch/amd64/amd64: locore.S vector.S vmm_support.S sys/arch/amd64/include: asm.h cpufunc.h Log message: Also do RSB refilling when context switching, after vmexits, and when vmlaunch or vmresume fails. Follow the lead of clang and the intel recommendation and do an lfence after the pause in the speculation-stop path for retpoline, RSB refill, and meltover ASM bits. ok kettenis@ deraadt@``` "Mitigation G-2" for AMD processors: ```CVSROOT: /cvs Module name: src Changes by: brynet@cvs.openbsd.org 2018/07/23 17:25:03 Modified files: sys/arch/amd64/amd64: identcpu.c sys/arch/amd64/include: specialreg.h Log message: Add "Mitigation G-2" per AMD's Whitepaper "Software Techniques for Managing Speculation on AMD Processors" By setting MSR C001_1029[1]=1, LFENCE becomes a dispatch serializing instruction. Tested on AMD FX-4100 "Bulldozer", and Linux guest in SVM vmd(8) ok deraadt@ mlarkin@``` Beastie Bits HardenedBSD will stop supporting 10-STABLE on 10 August 2018 (https://groups.google.com/a/hardenedbsd.org/forum/#!topic/users/xvU0g-g1l5U) GSoC 2018 Reports: Integrate libFuzzer with the Basesystem, Part 2 (https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/gsoc_2018_reports_integrate_libfuzzer1) ZFS Boot Environments at PBUG (https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2018/07/30/zfs-boot-environments-at-pbug/) Second Editions versus the Publishing Business (https://blather.michaelwlucas.com/archives/3229) Theo de Raadt on "unveil(2) usage in base" (https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20180728063716) rtadvd(8) has been replaced by rad(8) (https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20180724072205) BSD Users Stockholm Meetup #3 (https://www.meetup.com/BSD-Users-Stockholm/events/253447019/) Changes to NetBSD release support policy (https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/changes_to_netbsd_release_support) The future of HAMMER1 (http://lists.dragonflybsd.org/pipermail/users/2018-July/357832.html) *** Tarsnap Feedback/Questions Rodriguez - A Question (http://dpaste.com/0Y1B75Q#wrap) Shane - About ZFS Mostly (http://dpaste.com/32YGNBY#wrap) Leif - ZFS less than 8gb (http://dpaste.com/2GY6HHC#wrap) Wayne - ZFS vs EMC (http://dpaste.com/17PSCXC#wrap) Send questions, comments, show ideas/topics, or stories you want mentioned on the show to feedback@bsdnow.tv (mailto:feedback@bsdnow.tv)

Discord: http://discord.worldofwarcast.com Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/starmike Twitch: http://twitch.tv/starmiketv Ren: N/A monk now level 74 with 2 days 18 hours played and over 20k gold Boosted my 62 paladin to 110 Mike: Rep grinding This Week in WoW Kirin Tor Tavern Crawl yesterday and today Arena Bonus Event til Tuesday Love Is In the Air Feb 2-16 (see news) Darkmoon Faire starts Sunday Next Tuesday: World Quest Bonus Event and PvP Brawl: Southshore vs. Tarren Mill News Hofixes: All accounts have 16 character slots per realm Preorder for Battle of Azeroth No official release date Server issues Perk: quests to unlock allied races Nightborne: Exalted with the The Nightfallen and completion of Insurrection Void Elf: Exalted with Argussian Reach and completion of You Are Now Prepared! Lightforged Draenei: Exalted with Army of the Light and completion of You Are Now Prepared! Highmountain Tauren: Exalted with Highmountain Tribe and completion of Ain't No Mountain High Enough Remember: DMF hat/carousel give rep bonuses, and next week is the world quest event which gives rep bonuses as well. Walking into Light’s Hope Cathedral with a void elf sparks some interesting conversation. http://www.wowhead.com/attunement The economic impact of allied races over the next few weeks Void Elves Everywhere! “Void elves are alliance only because they were crying and wanted their own blood elves”. - from Joe on the forums via a YouTuber he was watching Unlocking races on factions: you can do the requirements on either side but you need someone on that faction to do the unlock quests. (An Alliance member can have the achievements for Nightborne and Highmountain Tauren, but a 110 Horde must do the quests) Collector’s Edition perks Gilded Ravasaur (Horde) and Seabraid Stallion (Alliance) mounts Tottle turtle (aquatic) pet Overwatch voice lines, emotes, sprays and icons Heroes of the Storm Primal Flamesaber mount Starcraft II sprays Hearthstone card pack, Azeroth is Burning No Diablo perk 110 Boost details Boosts any toon to 110 Hearthstone and Dalaran hearthstone; hearthstone reset to Dalaram inn 3 level 870 artifact relics Level 35 artifact power and first artifact weapon (make sure you’re in the right spec!) Flight Master’s Whistle Kirin Tor supply bag, which contains basic food, water, starter ancient mana, ancient potions, mana diving stone, a tome of the tranquil mind If you are 60 or over, boosts primary professions to 700 and first aid to 700 Suramar is open to the extent that Thalyrissa is there and will give you the first few quests -- no longer have to do the opening scenario of finding her and escorting her in Does NOT come with a level 3 WOD garrison - reports if you boost a “Character Trial to 100” toon to permanent 110 that you will get the garrison Battle for Azeroth System Requirements Windows machines will need 64-bit systems Minimum processor: Intel Core i5-760 or AMD FX 8100 or higher, recommended i7 4770 or AMD FX 8310 - basically need at least a quad core machine now Video cards: 2GB minimum on video board, GeForce GT 560, AMD Radeon 7850 or Intel 530 - recommended GeForce GTX 960 or AMD Radeon R9 280 (up from 1GB cards) Memory: Minimum 4GB, recommends 8 GB (up from 2) Storage: 70 GB, recommends SSD, up from 45 No changes to minimum resolution/display Love Is In The Air - Feb 2-16 Speculation that the new flower crowns datamined earlier will be perks for this year’s Love Is In the Air Classic interview Old code no longer compiles Old database no longer works New graphics are on the table, wants to hear from the community My guess - not until 2019 Forum people are SO IMPATIENT. Naked & Afraid 51 unique participants Rule change: Allied Race Division Current highest level: 74 Three characters at 60 Mod of the Cast: Memoria (Tororosso) - https://wow.curseforge.com/projects/memoria Joe posted a screenshot macro on the Naked and Afraid discussion board that displays played time and takes a screenshot 0.2 seconds after Tororosso posted about Memoria, an addon that takes a screenshot automatically for different milestones, such as leveling, achievements, reputation levels, or when a battleground or arena ends. Only issue with Memoria is that it doesn’t put in the /played time, unless you’ve put it in right before you ding

Discord: http://discord.worldofwarcast.com Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/starmike Twitch: http://twitch.tv/starmiketv Ren: N/A monk now level 74 with 2 days 18 hours played and over 20k gold Boosted my 62 paladin to 110 Mike: Rep grinding This Week in WoW Kirin Tor Tavern Crawl yesterday and today Arena Bonus Event til Tuesday Love Is In the Air Feb 2-16 (see news) Darkmoon Faire starts Sunday Next Tuesday: World Quest Bonus Event and PvP Brawl: Southshore vs. Tarren Mill News Hofixes: All accounts have 16 character slots per realm Preorder for Battle of Azeroth No official release date Server issues Perk: quests to unlock allied races Nightborne: Exalted with the The Nightfallen and completion of Insurrection Void Elf: Exalted with Argussian Reach and completion of You Are Now Prepared! Lightforged Draenei: Exalted with Army of the Light and completion of You Are Now Prepared! Highmountain Tauren: Exalted with Highmountain Tribe and completion of Ain't No Mountain High Enough Remember: DMF hat/carousel give rep bonuses, and next week is the world quest event which gives rep bonuses as well. Walking into Light’s Hope Cathedral with a void elf sparks some interesting conversation. http://www.wowhead.com/attunement The economic impact of allied races over the next few weeks Void Elves Everywhere! “Void elves are alliance only because they were crying and wanted their own blood elves”. - from Joe on the forums via a YouTuber he was watching Unlocking races on factions: you can do the requirements on either side but you need someone on that faction to do the unlock quests. (An Alliance member can have the achievements for Nightborne and Highmountain Tauren, but a 110 Horde must do the quests) Collector’s Edition perks Gilded Ravasaur (Horde) and Seabraid Stallion (Alliance) mounts Tottle turtle (aquatic) pet Overwatch voice lines, emotes, sprays and icons Heroes of the Storm Primal Flamesaber mount Starcraft II sprays Hearthstone card pack, Azeroth is Burning No Diablo perk 110 Boost details Boosts any toon to 110 Hearthstone and Dalaran hearthstone; hearthstone reset to Dalaram inn 3 level 870 artifact relics Level 35 artifact power and first artifact weapon (make sure you’re in the right spec!) Flight Master’s Whistle Kirin Tor supply bag, which contains basic food, water, starter ancient mana, ancient potions, mana diving stone, a tome of the tranquil mind If you are 60 or over, boosts primary professions to 700 and first aid to 700 Suramar is open to the extent that Thalyrissa is there and will give you the first few quests -- no longer have to do the opening scenario of finding her and escorting her in Does NOT come with a level 3 WOD garrison - reports if you boost a “Character Trial to 100” toon to permanent 110 that you will get the garrison Battle for Azeroth System Requirements Windows machines will need 64-bit systems Minimum processor: Intel Core i5-760 or AMD FX 8100 or higher, recommended i7 4770 or AMD FX 8310 - basically need at least a quad core machine now Video cards: 2GB minimum on video board, GeForce GT 560, AMD Radeon 7850 or Intel 530 - recommended GeForce GTX 960 or AMD Radeon R9 280 (up from 1GB cards) Memory: Minimum 4GB, recommends 8 GB (up from 2) Storage: 70 GB, recommends SSD, up from 45 No changes to minimum resolution/display Love Is In The Air - Feb 2-16 Speculation that the new flower crowns datamined earlier will be perks for this year’s Love Is In the Air Classic interview Old code no longer compiles Old database no longer works New graphics are on the table, wants to hear from the community My guess - not until 2019 Forum people are SO IMPATIENT. Naked & Afraid 51 unique participants Rule change: Allied Race Division Current highest level: 74 Three characters at 60 Mod of the Cast: Memoria (Tororosso) - https://wow.curseforge.com/projects/memoria Joe posted a screenshot macro on the Naked and Afraid discussion board that displays played time and takes a screenshot 0.2 seconds after Tororosso posted about Memoria, an addon that takes a screenshot automatically for different milestones, such as leveling, achievements, reputation levels, or when a battleground or arena ends. Only issue with Memoria is that it doesn’t put in the /played time, unless you’ve put it in right before you ding