This version is available to Insiders for testing and is usually the most buggy due to its experimental nature. Microsoft made the announcement in a blog post (Opens in a new window) about new features in the Canary version of its Edge browser. Notably, Microsoft's version works on Nvidia and AMD GPUs, including older ones-with several caveats. Now Microsoft has announced a version, too. Then it was discovered that some Intel GPUs also support a version of it. Nvidia was first out of the gate with RTX Video Super Resolution, which launched a week ago. It's a new technology that uses your GPU's hardware to upscale video content viewed in a browser. Other Info: Backup system - Macrum Reflect + USB 3.Step aside AI a new buzzword is in town: Video Super Resolution (VSR). Other Info: Backup system - Macrum Reflect + USB 3.0 External drives + 1xSynology DS115 NAS used for Surveillance Storage + System backups Internet Speed: 149Mbps Down 12.84Mbps Up Hard Drives: 1xSamsung SSD 850 Pro Sata 6 256gbġxSamsung SSD 850 EVO Sata 6 500gb (Removable)ġxWD WDS100T2B03 Sata 6 1TB SSD (Removable) Sound Card: Gigabyte on board sound generator Memory: Corsair Vengenance DDR4 16gb (2 DIMM) System Manufacturer/Model Number: MFG by ME

With an SSD a system image backup takes me around 10 mins - so I do this nightly and keep 5 versions on external media - I alternate the external media -don't have all backups on a single device - Hardware can and does get broken !!! fortunately not too often though -but it DOES happen. I backup / archive DATA using Linux though. I think Free Macrium can do incrementals / differentials - however I use it to image my system drives.

Whatever systems you use check that the RESTORES work - you don't want to get I/O or other error on a restore when the backup appeared to be successful. The GRSYNC is brilliant as it can copy files on directory A NOT on Directory B / copy newer files etc etc - really good FREE product.Īs this is a Windows Forum you'll have to google it if you want more info but I've found this brilliant for keeping Files in SYNC across various devices / systems.įor System Backup of course you can't beat things like Macrium - but ANYTHING is better than nothing - even if it's only Windows explorer !!!!!. I also copy files from my NAS servers to external HDD's using GRSYNC (GUI for RSYNC) (Linux) which works as 2nd backup option.

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