Arkadiusz Strzala
Number of publications: 254
His adventure in writing began with his own blog and contributing to one of the early forums (in the olden days of Wireless Application Protocol). An electrical engineer by profession, he has a passion for technology, constructing and, of course, playing computer games. He has been a newsman and writer for Gamepressure since April 2020. He specializes in energy and space tech. However, he does not shy away from more relaxed matters every now and then. He loves watching science-fiction movies and car channels on YouTube. He mainly plays on the PC, although he has modest console experience too. He prefers real-time strategies, FPS and all sorts of simulators.
If Your PIN is on This List, Your Money is at Risk
23 June 2023
There are PIN codes and there are bad PIN codes - here is a list of the most popular and therefore least secure personal identification numbers. It's worth knowing what rules to follow when choosing a PIN so as not to make the job of fraudsters easier.
Our GPUs are Better for Streamers, Nvidia Claims
04 May 2023
The AV1 video codec is growing in popularity, thanks mainly to its free license. Nvidia, on the other hand, claims that its latest-generation GeForce GPUssupport it better, providing higher video quality.
PS5 Firmware Update Improves Stability, Performance and More
20 April 2023
The PlayStation has received firmware update numbered 23.01-07.20.00. The update improves the performance and stability of the console OS and probably many other minor things.
Game Bug May Cost You Windows Reinstall
18 April 2023
Microsoft Flight Simulator is not a title without flaws. One of the problems relates to the support of a certain feature in Windows OS, if it occurs, you may need to reinstall the system.
Steam Will Abandon Old Windows OS - Schedule Revealed
28 March 2023
Older Microsoft systems will not longer be supported by Steam. Valve's app will not run on Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1. Check how much time is left to upgrade your operating system.
That Was Fast: Meta Drops NFTs on Facebook and Instagram
14 March 2023
NFT has been removed from Meta's list of interests and current work. It will not further develop the technology, and will close support for it on Facebook and Instagram.
SnowRunner Gets Map Ravaged by Fires
21 February 2023
We know the release date of the new DLC for SnowRunner. This time we will head to Canada to put out fires and admire the autumn landscapes of Ontario from the windows of two new vehicles.
Hogwarts Legacy Issues Solved on Nvidia GPUs Thanks to New Drivers
10 February 2023
Wizards with GeForce GPUs can rest easy - Hogwarts Legacy will run better on their hardware. Nvidia has released a new version of its drivers, improving performance.
FSR 2.1 Will Boost Games on Older PCs Even Further
09 September 2022
AMD FSR technology, a rival to Nvidia's DLSS, has just received an update. Version 2.1 features several fixes and better image quality.
PlayStation 5 in New Combat Colors From Sony
07 September 2022
Sony's new design for PS5 console cases and accessories is clearly associated with the military. The camo variant is expected to be available for preorder starting September 15.
Is Nuclear Power Green? Tackling Some Myths About Atom
17 August 2022
Contrary to gut reaction, nuclear power is quite ecological and safe. It emits virtually no greenhouse gases and takes up little space in relation to energy yielded. Yet, due to a number of factors, lobbying included, nuclear power still gets bad rap.
Discord on Xbox - Microsoft is Testing Voice Chat
21 July 2022
The Xbox console will get the ability to make voice calls via the Discord network. A trial version of the software is now available through the Xbox Insider program.
This Windows is Still Alive and Gaining Popularity
04 July 2022
Steam's hardware surveys can sometimes be a source of intriguing information. It turns out that Windows 7 saw an increase in popularity in June.
Windows 11 Doesn't Let You Move Taskbar
12 April 2022
The taskbar in Windows 11 is extremely stubborn and cannot be moved from the bottom edge of the screen. Moreover, Microsoft is not going to talk sense into it in the near future.
Intel Leaves Russia, Refuses to Bow to Threats
06 April 2022
Intel made the decision to halt cooperation with Russia. However, the company has not bowed to Russian threats and has joined the global boycott of the invasion of Ukraine.
Waiting For Your Steam Deck? There's Good News About Shipping
05 April 2022
Prospective Steam Deck owners must prepare for a long wait. However, Valve promises to ramp up the production and send more frequent emails to those who have reserved the device.
Xbox Technology Will Speed Up PC Gaming
30 March 2022
DirectStorage known from Xbox consoles could speed up PCs as well. Up to 40% less CPU load and faster loading games are possible. The API has some requirements, though.
RTX 3000 GPUs From Asus to Be Up to 25% Cheaper
29 March 2022
Asus announces price cuts for its Nvidia GPU models. GPUs from the RTX 3000 family may become cheaper by up to 25% later in the spring. The beginning of price reductions was announced for April 1.
Xbox Games Will Run Better With AMD's FSR 2.0 Technology
24 March 2022
AMD announces that the FSR 2.0 technology is coming to Xbox Series X/S consoles. It will be made available on devkits and appear in games. For gamers, this means better performance and higher resolutions.
Microsft Tests Ads in Windows 11 File Explorer
15 March 2022
One user of the Windows Insider program noticed an ad in the Windows 11 file explorer window. Fortunately, this is just testing - I don't think anyone outside of Microsoft thinks this would a good idea.
