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    PC Perspective Podcast

    The editors of PC Perspective discuss the latest in-house product reviews and news from around the world that pertains to technology and PC hardware.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Podcast #664 - AMD & Xilinx, Corsair K70 KB & Fractal Torrent Nano reviews, Malware!, Bye Ballistic + MOrE! Feb 19, 2022
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    AMD finishes buying Xilinx, we review the Fractal Torrent Nano case and the Corsair K70 RGB Pro keyboard, malware talk and gaming quick hits + ruined NAND, Nvidia financials, and no more Crucial Ballistix RAM, Samsung does not make a smart VR play ... check the timestamps for more!

    Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    02:03 AMD completes Xilinx acquisition
    04:31 Samsung's metaverse event needed a second life
    08:27 Contamination destroys exabytes of flash memory
    10:02 Crucial Ballistix RAM will soon be a memory
    11:42 Podcast Sponsor: New Relic
    13:09 Critical flaw in Android 12 patched
    15:58 Chrome zero-day - patch ASAP!
    17:46 We think Kent was hacked
    21:44 Some Mac security story
    23:27 AMD Radeon refresh rumors
    28:43 NVIDIA earned a lot of money
    33:34 New Dune game - does not look like Dune II
    36:44 Humble Bundle for a cause
    38:13 Steam Deck compatibility list grows
    39:43 Podcast Sponsor: Linkedin Jobs
    40:48 Corsair K70 RGB PRO keyboard review
    47:11 Fractal Torrent Nano video review overview
    49:17 Picks of the Week
    1:01:38 Outro

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    Podcast #663 - ARMless Nvidia, RISC-V & Intel, Record AMD Marketshare, Retro Storage + MORE Feb 13, 2022
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    AMD Sets all time market share, Nvidia is not getting ARM'd, Intel making big investment in RISC-V, more Malware! Sound Blaster X4, "Random" things, Be Quiet! Pure Power 11 discussion and some retro storage discussions.

    Timestamps
    00:00 Intro
    03:54 Burger of the Week
    05:16 NVIDIA's Arm acquisition is no more
    11:29 Intel invests in RISC-V
    16:44 AMD enjoys record CPU marketshare
    18:03 Panic at the CISCO
    19:42 ExpressVPN offers $100k bounty if you can hack them
    20:24 WD Black SN770 - decent DRAMless drive
    23:38 Creative Sound Blaster X4 (and further random discussion)
    31:21 Replace your outdated MFM drives the modern way!
    34:12 Do you want TRUE random numbers!
    38:32 Warhammer 40K
    40:13 Star Citizen something something
    43:30 be quiet! Pure Power 11 FM 850W quick look
    46:55 Picks of the Week
    56:23 Outro

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    Podcast #662 - Two's Day, End of GPU MSRPs, AMD Xilinx Deal, Sony Bungie Deal, EVGA XR1 Review + MORE! Feb 05, 2022
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    It was a Wednesday like no other: a twos-day. 2/2/22. Now, we could have done an even MORE twos-day show on 2/22/22, but we didn't think that far ahead. Also, that hasn't happened yet. Kyle at HardOCP discussing the end of MSRP's for GPUs, AMD is buying Xilinx, Sony jumps in the game with buying Bungie, we review the EVGA XR1, Battlefield 2042 going to get finished, Intel 12gen laptop CPU performance, Android Malware and Raspberry Pi goes 64bit. Check the timestamps...

    Timestamps
    00:00 Cold Open/Intro
    03:40 Burger of the Week
    05:21 HardOCP Kyle's post on end of GPU MSRPs (and reviewers)
    23:37 AMD gets go-ahead on Xilinx deal
    26:33 A brief look at 12th Gen Alder Lake laptop CPU performance, kind of
    29:04 Intel had two billion reasons to build in Ohio
    30:16 EVGA E1 is a wild prebuilt gaming PC
    33:59 BRATA Android malware
    37:36 JEDEC reveals HBM3 specs
    41:02 Google relents on legacy G-suite user payment plan
    42:30 Raspberry Pi 64-bit OS arrives
    43:56 Battlefield 2042 to be finished, supposedly
    46:07 Sony buys Bungie
    49:40 EVGA XR1 review
    55:40 Picks of the Week
    1:07:58 Outro

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    Podcast #661 - Nvidia RTX 3050 Launch, DDR5 8888, ARM acquisition update, Malware update + more! Jan 29, 2022
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    Are you ready for another entry-level graphics card you can't buy anywhere near MSRP? Perfect! Let the argument about availability of RTX 3050 vs. RX 6500 XT begin! Need a topic? How about, should NVIDIA have made the RTX 3050 as undesirable as the RX 6500 XT (still on shelves) to enhance product availability?

    Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    02:15 Burger of the Week
    03:45 RTX 3050 review discussion
    22:20 DDR5 at 8888 CL88
    26:15 Earthquake forces Toshiba fab in Japan to shut down
    29:40 Silicon manufacturers are doing JUST FINE
    31:14 A hand-built 1200 transistor chip from a garage
    35:01 Microsoft keeps messing with Windows 11
    36:10 Ad Break: TextExpander
    37:13 Sniffing malware emissions with a Raspberry Pi?
    40:46 WD My Cloud OS patched
    41:38 12-year-old Linux bug can give root access
    42:31 NVIDIA may not be buying Arm after all...
    47:28 Crysis 4 announced
    48:57 Surviving Mars bundle thing
    50:12 Steam Deck will ship February 28
    51:33 Picks of the Week
    59:44 Outro

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    Podcast #660 - RX 6500 XT, MS with Activision Blizzard, TSMC Expands, Thinkpad P15 Mobile Review + MORE! Jan 21, 2022
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    The RX 6500 XT is 4GB or 64bit mobile GPU wrapped in a PCIe desktop card. It behaves accordingly. Review of the Thinkpad P15 Mobile Workstation review, TSMC expanding, Nvidia CPU time, and Samsung finally reveals the EXYNOS 2200. Plus Microsoft is looking to buy Activision / Blizzard, and they discontinued the Xbox One a while ago, and welcome to Sysjoker! The next cross-platform hack. And more, see below

    Timestamps
    00:00 Prologue
    00:22 Intro
    05:03 Burger of the Week
    06:58 Radeon RX 6500 XT Excitement
    24:56 Microsoft Buying Activison Blizzard for $68.7 BILLION
    31:40 SYSJOKER Runs on Anything!
    34:04 Samsung's Exynos 2200 with RDN2 GPU Announced
    38:18 TSMC Has FABulous Plans for 2022
    45:57 NVIDIA Hiring for CPU R&D in Isreal
    48:10 What Supply Chain Shortage? (PC Sales in 2021)
    52:69 Microsoft Discontinued ALL Xbox One Consoles! In 2020!
    54:26 Linux and Apple Support for Humble Bundle Ends February 1st
    58:35 Forever Skies (looks a bit like Subnautica up in the air)
    01:00:11 Lenovo ThinkPad P15 Gen 2 Mobile Workstation Review
    1:11:31 Picks of the Week
    1:19:48 Outro

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    Podcast #659 - RTX 3080 12GB, 2k Watt PSU, NUC 12 with LGA, DLDSR tech, RX 6500 XT x4 + MORE! Jan 14, 2022
    Show notes

    Post-CES is generally pretty light for a few weeks, but not this year! Josh was out sick but Kent stepped in and we had a low-key discussion of the topics of the evening. The 3080 12GB, a 2000w PSU, the Intel NUC 12 will have LGA socket, Nvidia latest resolution dance with DLDSR, the RX 6500 XT is only x4 for PCIe, the Intel i9 is hitting 5.5Ghz OOTB? More below!

    Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    02:07 NVIDIA introduces a 12GB version of the RTX 3080
    07:50 NVIDIA's latest driver brings another scaling tech: DLDSR
    11:12 Does it matter that AMD's Radeon RX 6500 XT is limited to a x4 interface?
    13:55 Intel's 5.5 GHz Core i9-12900KS announced
    15:40 NUC 12 Extreme uses DESKTOP processors, has standard LGA socket
    20:14 Podcast Sponsor: Linkedin Jobs
    21:17 Samsung has apparently delayed the Exynos 2200 with RDNA2 graphics
    23:21 PCI Express 6.0 announced
    24:53 Norton-owned Avira Antivirus wants you to mine ETH
    28:45 Canon's copy-protected ink component shortage forces workaround
    31:20 SilverStone's 2050W PSU
    35:59 Half Life gets ray traced
    38:14 NVIDIA updating all Shield devices to Android 11
    39:45 Picks of the Week
    49:45 Outro

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    Podcast #658 - CES 2022 Highlights from AMD, Intel, Nvidia, OLED tech + MORE! Jan 08, 2022
    Show notes

    First show of 2022, and we cover announcements and new tech from some of the top names in the industry. Plus have a good discussion on OLED TV's. And you still probably cannot buy a GPU at the price they should be sold at.

    Timestamps
    00:00 Intro
    02:28 Burger of the Week
    03:37 AMD Ryzen 6000 Mobile Processors Announced
    08:54 First 3D V-Cache CPU is the Ryzen 7 5800X3D
    15:32 Radeon RX 6500 XT Announced
    21:56 NVIDIA GPUs Announced - RTX 3050 and Mobile 3070 Ti / 3080 Ti
    25:38 One more thing... the RTX 3090 Ti
    30:36 Alder Lake Goes Mobile: 12th Gen H-Series CPUs
    36:57 Phison E26 PCIe Gen5 SSD Controller Specs (and a look at Ryan's Gen5 SSD video)
    45:37 Can the ASUS ROG DDR5 to DDR4 adapter be a real product?
    50:09 NVIDIA BlueField-2 DPUs are probably faster than your NIC
    54:33 LG's 16:18 Monitor
    59:20 Picks of the Week
    1:13:49 Outro

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    Podcast #657 - Capacitor-Infused, DDR4 vs DDR5, RTX2050, Audiophile SSD, Halo Infinite Demands + More! Dec 25, 2021
    Show notes

    Alder Lake NonK pricing, Spectra Hack, Final Fantasy VII update, Windows 11 continues shuffling control panels, Games updates, and DDR4 vs DD5.
    It's our final show of 2021, and we DID NOT do a year in review! Instead, enjoy the usual nonsense for about an hour, if you can make it that long.

    Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    02:53 Non-K Alder Lake CPU Pricing Leaked
    05:15 Another DDR4 vs. DDR5 Discussion
    08:24 FFVIIR Intergrade PC Launch Issues
    13:21 Microsoft Shuffles Windows 11 Settings
    15:21 RTX 2050 Excitement
    17:48 Podcast Sponsor: TextExpander
    18:55 Another Week, Another Vulnerability
    22:08 The "audiophile" SSD
    31:45 A Case Made From Two Pieces of Curved Metal
    34:03 Halo Infinite is Rather Demanding
    39:22 An Infusion of Enfusion
    42:01 Games of the Week
    46:34 Picks of the Week
    55:59 Outro

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    Podcast #656 - Yule Log4j, Final Fantasy VII, AMD Drivers, NAS 20tb Drives, Valve Slims SteamOS + More! Dec 17, 2021
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    It's our pre-pre-holiday show, wherein we talk about the few stories of interest from the week that was, and get derailed quite a bit. Don't miss it. Or do. But if you don't watch, why on earth are you reading this?

    Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    01:06 Burger of the Week
    02:41 Final Fantasy VII Remake Comes to PC
    06:04 New Radeon Driver Improves Halo Infinite Performance
    10:05 Android 10, Teams, and 911
    13:44 Log4J and Log4Shell
    18:28 Podcast Sponsor: LinkedIn Jobs
    19:19 SteamOS Slims Down
    21:08 SK Hynix Sampling 24Gb DDR5 Chips
    22:13 Seagate's 20TB Hard Drives
    25:14 You think 20TB is big? How about 30TB (next year, maybe)!
    27:16 Games of the Week
    33:18 Podcast Sponsor: VPLS
    34:31 Picks of the Week
    47:40 Outro

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    Podcast #655 - N-Gauge, Intel DRM, Microsoft Browser, 3090ti, SilverStone ALTA G1M Case Review + More! Dec 11, 2021
    Show notes

    Some of the news that's fit to talk about. Includes Microsoft Browser and Start Menu "fixes", the upcoming 3090ti, the N-Gauge rides again?, Roku and YouTube don't break up, and the Intel Alder Lake issues with games and DRM is getting better and M1 Macs are getting along with external displays better.

    Presented for your perusal is a plethora of topics from another week of tech news. And a burger.

    Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    01:22 Burger of the Week
    02:46 Qualcomm N-Gages Their Mobile Gaming Platform
    09:13 Intel Alder Lake DRM Issue Down to Three Games
    12:31 Microsoft Decides Win11 Users Can Change Their Default Browser After All
    14:35 RTX 3090 Ti Rumors
    17:39 RTX 2060 12GB is Real!
    22:50 The M1 iPadMac Doesn't Have Good External Display Support
    27:02 YouTube Isn't Leaving Roku
    30:49 Games of the Week
    38:17 SilverStone ALTA G1M Case Review
    47:31 ASUS and Noctua's Very Large, Very Brown RTX 3070
    48:58 Picks of the Week
    57:35 Outro

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