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PlayStation 3 Emulation on Android Gains Momentum - ARMSX3 Receives Seven Updates in a Week
BetaBeacon
August 15, 2026

PlayStation 3 Emulation on Android Gains Momentum – ARMSX3 Receives Seven Updates in a Week

- ARMSX3 emulator has been improved and expanded with seven updates, reaching version 0.7.2 - New features include recognizing games in unzipped folders, installing digital editions in PKG format, trophies, save states, and ANGLE support - Improvements to firmware installation, pause functionality, and automatic shader cache deletion - Utilizes Oboe audio system and optimizations for mobile graphics accelerators - List of supported games has grown, with titles like Armored Core: For Answer and Sonic the Hedgehog 2006 achieving playable status - Other games like Spider-Man: Web of Shadows, Sonic Unleashed, and God of War III demo have made progress in loading and gameplay - Latest version of ARMSX3 available for free download on GitHub
Scheduler function Windows breaks video recording on Radeon chips
Winsage
April 5, 2026

Scheduler function Windows breaks video recording on Radeon chips

Many users of graphics accelerators from a well-known company are experiencing technical issues, particularly when recording video content using OBS Studio. A YouTube channel creator analyzed this problem and identified hardware scheduling, a feature introduced by Microsoft in Windows, as the cause of frequent crashes and performance issues. This feature was meant to improve hardware performance by managing memory more efficiently for video cards, but it has led to conflicts when running demanding games and applications while capturing screens. The blogger recommends that Radeon graphics card owners disable hardware scheduling, as it only provides a minimal performance boost of about two percent in gaming, which does not outweigh the recording and streaming problems it causes.
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