Jensen says DLSS 5 is not AI Slop and you're wrong. Intel has some value in the CPU space again! Plus Big Battlemage did come, but you won't get one, and ARM…
Read MoreWhat happens when Kent decides to use the podcast as an SFF build livestream? What about a build using DDR4 memory?? It probably doesn't get more exciting than this. Unless you…
Read MoreJoin us as we turn a slow news week into the podcast event of the decade. Hackable smartphones, AOL dialup, Android tablets w/o Google, Microsoft more fully embraces GitHub, GPU sales on…
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Today there are more ARM processors than people, they have shipped somewhere in the neighbourhood of 300 billion chips over the past four decades, but the architecture comes from very humble roots. …
Read MoreThis episode is brought to you by “start ms-cxh:localonly”, available at your local Windows 11 installer Shift+F10 command prompt and also by USB-C: the choice of a new generation. Check out the…
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Qualcomm and ARM are feuding again, with Qualcomm submitting secret legal complaints with a fair number of countries. As the submissions are secret the exact contents are unknown, but according to sources…
Read MoreWelcome to a podcast that some have called, "15th best". We've got RTX PRO 6000, MSI done with Radeon, 200k sold from AMD (no), and even fake CAPTCHAs! There's so much…
Read MoreWelcome to the creepiest PC hardware podcast on the net, and that's on a NORMAL week. We've got Intel Core Ultra, Ryzen 7 9800X3D, Windows 24H2 ... but will we surpass our…
Read MoreWhat a week. So much exciting news to cover, including the extremely well-received new Intel Core Ultra desktop processors! Does sarcasm evident? Anyhow, we received them, too, but without a motherboard, so…
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It seems that this has taken Arm a while to decide to litigate, but they are calling Qualcomm on their $1.4 billion acquisition of Nuvia in 2021. Nuvia also designed custom Arm…
Read MoreWe've got Intel and AMD teaming up, Click2Cancel making waves, so much ARM discussion where it wasn't meant to be, Windows 11 BSODs (suprise!), a bunch of X86 discussion and a terrible…
Read MoreNo, Allyn wasn't on the show this week. We just used that 100% authentic photo of him for the thumbnail.But we did discuss the buckets of cash that Nvidia is rolling…
Read MoreThis was a short show. Be warned! This episode is just over an hour, and probably a lot more exciting than the Ryzen 9000 launch, itself. Plus Josh had a really messy…
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Today began with a surprise, Intel dumped 1,176,470 shares in ARM Holdings Plc on Tuesday with little to no fanfare. That is an interesting move which is guaranteed to cause speculations across…
Read MoreFour of us gathered to discuss another week in PC hardware and software, and while Jeremy was absent (again) and Josh didn't have a burger (again), the podcast was still a podcast,…
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Arm have pulled a new trick out of their sleeve, a modified version of AMD's FSR2 called Accuracy Super Resolution. It is specifically designed to work on mobile devices with embedded GPUs;…
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We've been hearing a lot about speculative execution attacks, though until now it's generally referred to issues with Intel and AMD processors. Well, it seems Arm can join those two companies out…
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There was a a use-after-free vulnerability in version r41p0 of the Bifrost and Valhall GPU kernel driver, which was patched back in 2022. The problem is that when Arm releases a patch,…
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