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In today’s world, a reliable internet connection is essential for everything from work to entertainment and learning. cFosSpeed is a tool designed to improve network performance, but does it truly live up to the hype? And more importantly, who actually benefits from using it? In this article, we’ll take an objective look at its features and target users, helping you decide if it’s worth your money. What Does cFosSpeed Do? At its core, cFosSpeed uses Traffic Shaping and automatic RWIN expansion to optimize your internet connection, particularly when your network is under heavy load—like when you’re uploading or downloading large files. Some of its key benefits include: ...

“Black Myth: Wukong” has undoubtedly become one of the most successful games ever. Its sales, concurrent online players, and overall ratings all support this claim. Just weeks later, it sold nearly 20 million copies. If you don’t have a high-end PC, you can still play it via cloud gaming on GeForce NOW. And for PS5 players, check out these Wukong-themed PS5 cover skins. First, let’s talk about sales, which reflect players’ votes with their wallets. ...

Black Myth: Wukong, developed by Game Science, is hailed as China’s first AAA title. Even before its official release, it had already garnered widespread attention. The game went on to sell 16 million copies in its first week and nearly 20 million within a month. On August 20, 2024, the game was officially launched on PS5, STEAM, EPIC GAMES STORE, and WEGAME, achieving remarkable success on its first day: Over 3 million copies were sold on Steam alone, and with sales from WeGame, Epic, and PS platforms combined, total sales have exceeded 4.5 million copies, generating more than 1.5 billion yuan in revenue. Concurrent player numbers on Steam surpassed 2.35 million, making it the most popular game on Steam globally. A total of 52 global institutions have reviewed the PC version of Black Myth: Wukong, with an average score of 82. IGN China rated it 10/10, and it holds a 96% positive rating on Steam. ...

In the Windows Update settings, there’s an option called “Delivery Optimization.” It allows us to obtain update files from other devices, including those on the local network as well as those on other external networks, rather than solely downloading them from Microsoft’s servers. This feature is highly beneficial for users with multiple devices. Imagine a company with hundreds of Windows PCs. If each computer were to download updates individually from Microsoft’s servers, with each update being large in size, it would consume a significant amount of internet bandwidth. However, if the devices have “Delivery Optimization” enabled, the update downloaded by one device will be cached locally, allowing other devices to retrieve the cached update rather than downloading it again from Microsoft’s servers. Given that internal network speeds are typically fast and bandwidth is ample, this approach minimizes the impact on internet bandwidth, ensuring other devices’ internet access remains unaffected. ...

After being acquired by Broadcom, VMware Workstation Pro and Fusion Pro are now free for all users, including commercial, educational, and individual users. For analysis on why Broadcom made this move and its market impact, see our article on what VMware going free means. If you encounter network issues in VMware — especially when running a proxy like Clash Verge on the host — check our VMware no internet fix. Fusion Pro and Workstation Pro have two license models now. Users will decide based on their use case whether a commercial license is required. ...