Category: Software

Free games daily on Epic Games Store during Christmas: Final game

News, Software | | Jan Olšan

If you’re into PC games, you’ll know that Epic Games Store, a sort of smaller competitor to Steam, gives away a free game every week. But it goes overdrive around Christmas, as these games are cycled daily during the holidays. And it’s the same this year, with Epic now giving away 16 different games until January, which you can get completely free of charge. The event has started, and each opportunity is only open for 24 hours. Read more “Free games daily on Epic Games Store during Christmas: Final game” »

Windows 11 requirements dropped? Unfortunately, it’s not true

Motherboards, News, Processors, Software | | Jan Olšan

Unfortunately, in this case it comes down to the saying that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Reports have appeared on the web reporting that Microsoft has changed its mind about Windows 11’s strict requirements and will allow installation on older computers without a TPM. This would save a lot of older PCs running Windows 10. No such luck though, these rumors are just a misunderstanding of old documents. Read more “Windows 11 requirements dropped? Unfortunately, it’s not true” »

Krita with Free AI Diffusion: When Photoshop Doesn’t Pay Off

Graphics, Guides, Software | | Adam Vágner

The rise of AI models for content generation has been meteoric. Practical scenarios for using AI in everyday work are emerging alongside sample applications. Highlights include online services or Photoshop’s AI tools for advanced photo editing. However, not everyone wants to pay a subscription fee. We’ll explore what the open-source graphics editor Krita lets users achieve with free local AI models and how to run them on a gaming graphics card. Read more “Krita with Free AI Diffusion: When Photoshop Doesn’t Pay Off” »

Interview with HWiNFO creator. Arrow Lake? Remember to update

Interview, Software | | Ľubomír Samák

We sat down for a interview with the author of one of the most widely used diagnostic tools for monitoring computer hardware. Martin Malik talked about the ins and outs of HWiNFO. Although he doesn’t consider data processing to be rocket science himself, this article will certainly broaden the horizons of the average user. By the way, do you know what HWiNFO has in common with HWCooling? For example, the country of origin – Slovakia. Read more “Interview with HWiNFO creator. Arrow Lake? Remember to update” »