Gamers Nexus | HW News - Major Windows Privacy Concerns, Noctua's "New" Fan, AMD Epyc in AM5 Desktops @GamersNexus | Uploaded May 2024 | Updated October 2024, 6 days ago.
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This news episode talks about Microsoft's new "Windows Recall" feature, which has significant privacy concerns -- but companies need to AI everything to boost profits. We'll also be covering AMD's entry-level Epyc server CPUs for AM5, Dell hinting at an NVIDIA processor for "AI PCs," KINGPIN resurfacing, and a 1000Hz display. Oh, and Noctua's extremely expensive lineup of "Home" products.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Recapping the Week
01:20 - 12VHPWR Research Survey Request
05:43 - IGN Acquires Gamer Network
09:50 - AMD Epyc Entry Level Server CPUs
12:00 - Dell Hints at NVIDIA Processor for "AI PC"
14:45 - TCL CSOT 1000Hz Display
16:42 - EVGA's KINGPIN Resurfaces
19:05 - MSI Claims to Improve Claw Performance
21:25 - Noctua's Overpriced HOME
24:24 - Windows Recall Raises Privacy Concerns
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Steve Burke: Host, Writing
Jeremy Clayton: Writing
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Jimmy Thang: Writing
Sponsor: Montech King 95 Pro on Amazon geni.us/C5P2
This news episode talks about Microsoft's new "Windows Recall" feature, which has significant privacy concerns -- but companies need to AI everything to boost profits. We'll also be covering AMD's entry-level Epyc server CPUs for AM5, Dell hinting at an NVIDIA processor for "AI PCs," KINGPIN resurfacing, and a 1000Hz display. Oh, and Noctua's extremely expensive lineup of "Home" products.
Help us collect some information on GPU power cable behavior! You can fill in the survey here: geni.us/gpupwr
KINGPIN's new channel is here: youtube.com/@AllAboutKingpin
The best way to support our work is through our store: store.gamersnexus.net
Like our content? Please consider becoming our Patron to support us: patreon.com/gamersnexus
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Recapping the Week
01:20 - 12VHPWR Research Survey Request
05:43 - IGN Acquires Gamer Network
09:50 - AMD Epyc Entry Level Server CPUs
12:00 - Dell Hints at NVIDIA Processor for "AI PC"
14:45 - TCL CSOT 1000Hz Display
16:42 - EVGA's KINGPIN Resurfaces
19:05 - MSI Claims to Improve Claw Performance
21:25 - Noctua's Overpriced HOME
24:24 - Windows Recall Raises Privacy Concerns
** Please like, comment, and subscribe for more! **
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Follow us in these locations for more gaming and hardware updates:
t: twitter.com/gamersnexus
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w: gamersnexus.net
Steve Burke: Host, Writing
Jeremy Clayton: Writing
Tim Phetdara: Video Editing
Jimmy Thang: Writing
