All articles tagged with #technical support
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Grinding Gear Games has resolved two major technical issues in Path of Exile 2, specifically the 'device removed' crash and shader compilation stutters, through a collaboration with Nvidia. The fixes are included in the latest game patch and Nvidia's GeForce 610.88 driver. Director Jonathan Rogers confirmed that the resolution required shipping a physical PC to Nvidia to prove the bugs were widespread, as the hardware manufacturer initially disputed their frequency.
Software stocks are under renewed pressure as the IGV ETF tests a key technical support level; a BTIG strategist warns that repeated tests increase the odds of a breakdown, with high‑profile names like Okta, Snowflake, Zscaler, Palantir and ServiceNow down sharply, suggesting the sector could fall further even as broader tech dynamics remain mixed (semiconductors showing strength while software underperforms).
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A Ukrainian soldier, who captured a Russian T-72 tank with mechanical problems, filmed himself calling the tank's manufacturer, Uralvagonzavod, in Russia for technical support. The soldier listed various issues plaguing the tank, including oil leaks and faulty mechanisms, and expressed frustration with its performance in battle. The Uralvagonzavod representatives promised to address the problems. The soldier later revealed his identity and explained that his unit had captured the tank during the liberation of Izyum in eastern Ukraine.
Asus has acknowledged the performance gap issue with its ROG Ally handheld gaming PC and is urging users to reach out to technical support if they experience reduced performance or issues with SD cards. The company claims that with the latest BIOS and graphics drivers, the performance should be on par with the launch version. However, some users are still reporting lower FPS in benchmarks. Asus is also investigating concerns about joystick deadzones and SD card reader failures, and plans to release an update to boost fan speeds for better cooling.