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NVIDIA is moving to change the personal computing industry by force. The company is now partnering with Microsoft in a way that creates a relatively closed-loop system between the two companies -- NVIDIA providing the CPU and GPU and Microsoft providing the sloperating system. Over the past week, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has advocated for more energy production, more "baby production," and has had to face questions about police raids in Taiwan over GPU smuggling operations of Supermicro servers. The company also just announced its N1, N1X, and RTX Spark solutions, spread across laptops, desktops, and workstations, and all focused on "AI."
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Watch our GPU Black Market documentary: youtube.com/watch?v=1H3xQaf7BFI
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NVIDIA abandons the PC: youtube.com/watch?v=SUqQrlLV0tU
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - NVIDIA's Customers Don't Want Computers
02:26 - Jensen Wants Your Babies
05:01 - AI Doesn't Cause Layoffs
08:19 - The NVIDIA Utility Company
10:19 - GTC Overlaps Consumer Computex
10:57 - NVIDIA Vera CPU for Agents
14:19 - The Microsoft x NVIDIA Sloperating System
20:02 - GPU SMUGGLING PR Tour
28:19 - China Bans NVIDIA GPUs
30:51 - Conclusion
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NVIDIA is moving to change the personal computing industry by force. The company is now partnering with Microsoft in a way that creates a relatively closed-loop system between the two companies -- NVIDIA providing the CPU and GPU and Microsoft providing the sloperating system. Over the past week, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has advocated for more energy production, more "baby production," and has had to face questions about police raids in Taiwan over GPU smuggling operations of Supermicro servers. The company also just announced its N1, N1X, and RTX Spark solutions, spread across laptops, desktops, and workstations, and all focused on "AI."
Our documentary on the COLLAPSE of the Personal Computing industry: youtube.com/watch?v=zyQwAhppWj8
Watch our GPU Black Market documentary: youtube.com/watch?v=1H3xQaf7BFI
Watch our recent deep-dive into the Supermicro smuggling bust: youtube.com/watch?v=geHy5za6hDA
NVIDIA abandons the PC: youtube.com/watch?v=SUqQrlLV0tU
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - NVIDIA's Customers Don't Want Computers
02:26 - Jensen Wants Your Babies
05:01 - AI Doesn't Cause Layoffs
08:19 - The NVIDIA Utility Company
10:19 - GTC Overlaps Consumer Computex
10:57 - NVIDIA Vera CPU for Agents
14:19 - The Microsoft x NVIDIA Sloperating System
20:02 - GPU SMUGGLING PR Tour
28:19 - China Bans NVIDIA GPUs
30:51 - Conclusion
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![Forbidden Review: NVIDIA RTX 5060 GPU Benchmarks
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This review of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 benchmarks the GPU vs. alternatives like the RTX 4060, RTX 3060, RTX 2060, and even GTX 1060 6GB. The tests of the RTX 5060 Ti (16GB) and RTX 4060 Ti (16GB) also show that the 5060 is overall surrounded by cards with more VRAM, including older cards like the RX 6700 XT. The next benchmarks will look at the AMD RX 9060 XT, so were keeping this one a bit lighter today as the 9060 XT review will post in short order. Wed encourage checking back for that. For now, this looks at the RTX 5060s performance despite NVIDIAs best efforts to bury it during a Computex launch.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Getting an RTX 5060
03:42 - Basics and 5060 Specs
05:40 - Starfield 1080p
07:05 - Starfield 1440p
08:15 - Starfield 4K
08:51 - Dragons Dogma 2 1440p
10:52 - Dragons Dogma 2 1080p
11:57 - FFXIV Dawntrail 4K
13:11 - FFXIV Dawntrail 1440p
13:59 - Resident Evil 4 4K
14:50 - Resident Evil 4 1440p
15:52 - Black Myth Wukong 4K
16:24 - Black Myth Wukong 1440p
16:57 - Black Myth Wukong 1080p
17:23 - Dying Light 2 4K
17:37 - Dying Light 2 1440p
18:21 - Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty 4K
18:43 - Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty 1440p
18:57 - Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty 1080p
19:10 - Ray Tracing - BMWK 4K Upscaled
19:31 - Ray Tracing - BMWK 1440p Upscaled
19:48 - Ray Tracing - BMWK 1080p Upscaled
20:23 - Ray Tracing - Dragons Dogma 2 4K
20:57 - Ray Tracing - Dragons Dogma 2 1440p
21:32 - Ray Tracing - Dragons Dogma 2 1080p
22:02 - Ray Tracing - Dying Light 2 1440p Upscaled
22:19 - Ray Tracing - Dying Light 2 1080p Upscaled
23:00 - Ray Tracing - Resident Evil 4 4K Upscaled
23:35 - Ray Tracing - Resident Evil 4 1440p Upscaled
24:12 - Conclusion
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Tim Phetdara: Editing Forbidden Review: NVIDIA RTX 5060 GPU Benchmarks](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z0jjxWRcp_0/mqdefault.jpg)

