Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this hardware news recap, we cover the last few weeks of tech industry events. NVIDIA has a 128GB Rubin CPX solution that it has shown, Zhaoxin has its new KH-50000 96-core CPU, Intel has filed a patent for "Super Cores" that we break down (to the best of our ability), AMD is marketing 1000 FPS gaming, Intel seemingly has Xe3 GPUs soon, and more.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Recap for the Week
01:12 - Intel Patent for Super Cores
09:31 - 128GB NVIDIA Rubin CPX Die Shot
11:33 - China Investigates NVIDIA
18:11 - Zhaoxin KH-50000 96-Core CPU
20:03 - AMD Markets 1000 FPS Gaming
22:37 - Intel Arc GPU Best-Seller Status
25:20 - Intel Panther Lake Xe3 Fixes
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Sponsor: Hyte Y70 and Touch Infinite on their site geni.us/Ir9vKEK
In this hardware news recap, we cover the last few weeks of tech industry events. NVIDIA has a 128GB Rubin CPX solution that it has shown, Zhaoxin has its new KH-50000 96-core CPU, Intel has filed a patent for "Super Cores" that we break down (to the best of our ability), AMD is marketing 1000 FPS gaming, Intel seemingly has Xe3 GPUs soon, and more.
EA story coming up on our GNCA channel! Subscribe! youtube.com/@GNCAInvestigates
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Recap for the Week
01:12 - Intel Patent for Super Cores
09:31 - 128GB NVIDIA Rubin CPX Die Shot
11:33 - China Investigates NVIDIA
18:11 - Zhaoxin KH-50000 96-Core CPU
20:03 - AMD Markets 1000 FPS Gaming
22:37 - Intel Arc GPU Best-Seller Status
25:20 - Intel Panther Lake Xe3 Fixes
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![Excellent Build Quality: Cooler Master MF500 Case Review & Modularity
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Cooler Master is back on its A-game with the MF500 series of cases. This time, we hand-picked the review sample from the factory and sealed it off the line. The Cooler Master MF500 (the MF stands for... Master Frame, continuing Cooler Masters redundant naming) case has had a variable price between $150 and $190 in the time weve worked on the review. In any situation, the build quality is overall high with good materials and panel sturdiness, although it does have its downsides and areas were critical of.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Cooler Master Master Frame MF500 Review
03:46 - 200mm Fans Are Back!
05:39 - Modularity Plans and CaseLabs
08:20 - Fan Rails and Mounting
11:24 - Cable Management
12:53 - Calling YOU Out - Thermal Methods
14:47 - CPU Thermals: Noise-Normalized
16:00 - GPU Thermals: Noise-Normalized
16:32 - CPU Thermals: Full Speed
17:39 - GPU Thermals: Full Speed
18:34 - VRM and RAM Thermals: Full Speed
19:07 - Conclusion
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