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Not too long ago, Apple updated its 27-inch iMac to what could possibly be the last ever Intel-based iMac. It is a powerful computer with an upgraded webcam, but unfortunately for some users, it seems that they are experiencing graphical glitches when they are using their computers.

For now, it seems that this mostly affects users who own the 27-inch iMac configured with the AMD Radeon Pro 5700 XT GPU. According to a MacRumors reader torifile, they posted on the forums saying, “Last night I thought I saw, out of the corner of my eye, a horizontal white line flash mid-way up the screen. It was really fleeting and I thought I was just seeing things. This morning, I saw the same thing. The computer isn’t running hot or anything.”

It is unclear if this is a hardware or software based issue, where if it is the latter, then it could be rather troublesome to get it fixed, but if it is the latter, hopefully updates to macOS or to the drivers of the GPU might be able to solve the problem. In the meantime, some users claim to have fixed the problem somewhat temporarily by opting to use a scaled resolution instead of using the default resolution, but like we said, it is temporary and not really an ideal fix.

Hopefully Apple will have a more permanent fix for the issue soon. In the meantime, you can check out the glitch in action in the video above.

Some 2020 iMacs Are Experiencing Graphical Glitches

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Are you looking forward to playing CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077 on your computer? If you are, then you might want to take note of these PC hardware requirements that the company has recently published. What’s surprising though is that despite it being a modern title, the requirements don’t seem particularly outrageous.

Starting with the minimum requirements, you will need to have an Intel Core i5-3570K or an AMD FX-8310 CPU. You will also need at least 8GB of RAM and at least 70GB of HDD space, although the company does recommend that you use an SSD. As for the GPU, you will need either an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 with 3GB of VRAM, or an AMD Radeon RX 470.

Like we said, the minimum hardware requirements are actually surprisingly low, and for the most part we imagine that many gamers should have a rig like this or better already. However, if you’re looking to take things to the next level, CD Projekt Red recommends an Intel Core i7-4790 or AMD Ryzen 3 3200G CPU or better.

They are also recommending that you have 12GB of RAM, and also an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 with 6GB of VRAM, or an AMD Radeon R9 Fury. Cyberpunk 2077 was initially expected to be released earlier this year, but it has since been delayed where it will now launch in November instead.

This Is What You’ll Need To Run Cyberpunk 2077 On Your PC

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Tesla has always been pretty careful when marketing its Autopilot feature, which they have insisted in the past does not turn their vehicles into self-driving cars, even though for the most part it does have certain autonomous capabilities. However, it has not stopped Tesla owners from treating it as such.

So much so that over in Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have actually charged a Tesla owner who was apparently driving down Highway 2 near Ponoka, a town in Alberta, at over 140kmph while both the front seats of the car were apparently completely reclined, with the driver and the passenger fast asleep.

When police encountered the 2019 Model S and turned on their emergency lights, the car apparently sped up to 150kmph before it eventually stopped. Police later charged the 20-year old driver with speeding, but those charges were later upgraded to dangerous driving and he now has to appear in court this December.

That being said, we have to wonder how the driver pulled this off. This is because Autopilot only works when the driver’s hands are on the wheel. When the car detects that their hands are off the wheel, they will issue a series of warnings before disengaging it, so we’re not sure how the driver managed to sleep while Autopilot was engaged.

A Tesla Owner Was Charged By The Police For Sleeping While Driving

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