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In hardware news this past week, we have a ton of rumors to round-out the year. In addition to NVIDIA and AMD GPU rumors, there's news from Intel's camp on further Arc B580 driver improvements, strong GPU sales, and bug fixes. In other Intel news, the company's former CEO is now being sued, as is the company, for a number of shareholder-related reasons.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Recapping the Week
01:46 - Der8auer GPU Raises 182,852 Dollars
03:43 - RTX 50 Series Rumors
09:12 - Corsair Responds to Our Review
16:54 - Rumor: AMD R5 9600
17:52 - Rumor: AMD RX 7900 GRE Production Stop
19:22 - Rumor: AMD RX 9070
21:59 - Intel Arc Driver Update
22:48 - Intel B580's Strong Sales
26:18 - Ex Intel CEO Sued
30:33 - Bakery Uses Commodore 64
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There are always people who want aesthetics over performance and people with more money than sense so why wouldn’t corsair sell these. They had huge markup.
You don’t have to choose though. Plenty of people are running this hardware in a box much smaller than this, their explanation is nonsense. It’s just bad design.
Because they care at all about their reputation?
They haven’t cared about their reputation since they went public and few years ago. Everything is profit first for them.
Well that sounds like a problem, wouldn’t you say?